Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

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NJ basis 10 foundation tnr " N only
quec,icn II months ~ Ia the beginning II
work IN the dr,sa and other railroad
buildings. sufiicicL, prof In shown IN
the fac, tina, work on the dam, calculated
to incr-asr the volume ~ water already
stored In the reservoir built over year
ago. In nov IN pr,grrEs Further than
THE the growing traffic NJ this station tie
mands better depo, facilities, besides
officials have. IN more than unc occasion,
l'givcn expression that JOINTS to an early |
s",,l-men, ~ y question which hAs given |
Williams people grAt concern fnr years.
Not only II new depot possibility but
other railroad building At williams II ali.
pnlu,.ly necessary. aud will bc prose
cu,e,i =, ~ distant day
Mrr \ Talcr In. oarrVi 20 acres NJ
the east end fnr depo, anil mhrr build
ingr. which offer the lady says IL virtually
settled upon II "rtrnwa show which way
the wind blows" An offer by the same
lady has hcrn made to the extern, of -iN
Ac,~r fur n cour, hnur. sitr, III "f which
N extremely liberal, brsiics the land II
very suitable fur the purposes named
TIL" Saginaw Lumhrr company krcpr
turning mt grrA, quantities for railrr'at
commercial aud fruit packers nr ere. taA'
iug the capacity I" the mills at the
two towns.
Prof E-cohar. leader II the williams
hand, has arranged n march aud drdi-
Gated II To the Albuquerque CirnRS
lie is DESTROYS at securing the inHtru-
mrntation IT the First Regiment band. IN
"rirr to have that organization pr~iucr
the march for the dclectatiun of Albu-
lurrlurAns The professor II thor
nugh musician aud instructor AMI vii
hr,ng u fine band Ia Albuquerque during
fair srasnu-if the management dn the
right thing
Michael. Latin aud Curtis ARE p"
worked up over the gold ind about
~ miles north tia, they scarcely rrcog.
nizr visitors, consequently Particular
arr lacking Tn. dislric, IL known a.
the Francis. and il being operated 10y the
Williams Miulug ami development com
pany. More will In sad Il It here
after.
. Ei BayliSs IN At home in his new shop,
= bull, 10y nmsrlf. IN his recently acquired
| property
III. n. ofP l"igr has in contemplation
the purchase of the Patton opera house.
Matters l"nking To- the close II the deal
will b. cousummated this week.
DR., G. +. Roberts il making his drug
store On Bill Williams avenu. u cusy
plac.
, VIII Patton, the sprigh,ly new agent,
:, will ~ To Prescott.
1, DR.. W. NJ Johnston ami sid Farrell
IL rrpr-seu, the lncal l"ig- AT IN. auuua
10 session II III. X =. at Phoenix.
" Relief Agent lline In in charge or Agen,
Richardson's office. that gentleman TAX
ing n vacation.
n Marshal Morre!l is cleaning up III,
X town in great shape
~ The band stand on the plaza IL some
i. thing new sine. late Ia April,
X TN Wednesday evening the Pythiai
~ sisters give a ball a, the opera house
y. cHALLKSpKa.
Ten miles east IL williams il the lum
y Der camp Of CHALLENGER, which Aoluirt
" ilr name from that of G-orge Challendar
=" railway official. Ms did no end 10 othe
" sections, Flagstaff, Ash Fork and viii
lia,ns, being notable exceptions.
Francis Il areenlaw started the nav
mill, which has a capacity IL 10000 daily
+, At this point in January, 1898. and hav'
:. been operating since under contract will
tn. Saginaw Lumber company. TIL,
:, supplies Of logs come principally frou
;, Davenport, n timber camp five miles east
. while parties employ teams and are haul
= ing from the north. perhaps for three n
-. four miles. The Davenpor, supplies viii
be- sent To Williams hereafter, or az sool
20 as other arrangements can be affected
49, AMI spur put in Ia supply the Chsllen
der camp possibly Ia the eastward a.
south The mill has been working faith
fully, only the lack 81 logs causing
Stoppage.
y. Three saloons furnished the require
III mentA On tins line. but IL 10 reduced :
~ Que at present, with prospect Of u new
~, 49, one opposite the depot Ia he opened b,
Roxy Dancsn, he awaiting stock.
ne The commissary, or more proper
u speaking the store. ia in charge IL MI
IL Hunt, though Francis n Greenlaw can
~ trul IL.
l~ Mrr. Asa Brown runs the boaSyiin
e. house where the unmarried mill men u,
"r an occasional drummer dropping Ia
This establishment In unr IL ne few lo
~ cabins and Mrs. Brown does quite wei
Barney Clougher'y ia the s-csion boa
=, and his wife looks after the section hous,
-, The couple hAv. yet 10 celebrate the
a, wooden wedding.
~. The men at and Abou, the mill nun
m. Der some twenty, aud arr paid FRO.
"A. $i,7b To a. Isr day, and all arr appai
Ter emily conten,ed.