Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
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HoLsscox. April =, ~.
Thuugh but . few months since q visit
Was p.s the Coal City. II r.e,ps-i longer
and after a number ~ hearty hand shakes
your correspondent, felt At home. Among
the hrs, io gree, us ~ that uncaSthly
hour o'clork IN the morning, were ar
thur barney. chief night clerk. and Chas.
Worries, night operator Rrom these
young gentlemen AMI n score II others
the main Question. aud the caus-s that
led 10 the result, was the r,.c.n, ''cyelone, Z"
"tidal wave" or "lnnd slide" as You prr-
fer. which gave N AlbuquerIu. rrpub.
lican administration, sftcr two years II
democratic rule.
There are M changes Of Inom.n, sine"
recen, letters from Gallup were publish
.,l, and the few hourr sojourn did uo,
offer large fund 81 information.
On Tuesday last the citizens voted Ew
NV. town trustees, with the following ~.
suit, the five hughes, being chosen; W
y. kuchenbecker ia, J. &. Spears les.
W. A. Maxwell l44. J. Allen johnston
In. 4. N, Brown 100. Sim Pror, "a. &. X
Kennedy ~, T. p. Robinson II, Henry
'iurion ~, Henry Jorian 10. W. Bow.
crr, fer marshal, receivei 1859, and James
u. Smith ~, showing Mr.. Bowers Ipopu.
lsri,y In the city. II was Abou, the way
the republicans did On the same day IN
Albuquerque. stephen Canovan sue.
c.-,ls J. &, Spears 49, school trustee, h-
having received i23 votes ~ W A Smiths
~. The plan ~ voting irrespectiy. IL
party was gusl. anil a bett.r Get ~ men
Ia OIL the board II town trustees cnuld no,
have b.-n chosen. Ex-Mayor kuchcn.
becker IL quietly mentioned ~ one likely
Ia till III, chair again. The new boari
will meet ON the fret Monday In May,
when . clerk to successi W W R,sdon
will be selected. Mr.. Risdon IL gud
enough aud may stay there.
Letters at the po-toffic- for Lucas Allen.
j. A Akin, VIM. Burn, LaiStA Escoc.r,,
Tom Eierman, James foH, V. Gillo.
James Gallagher, John Little, W Nc
FleirmAn. Nd. MAcwirth, Ben Moore. Dan
Morris, T. PAdiga, q. Papes, N. a. Reich.
c. Ramos.
The railroad people report Increased
traffic In all lines, and tina, regulations
for cnal prove this.
Jack Frost put in an unwelcome ap.
pearance two or three times, and Ahnut
the only man approaching Jacks call
was Hon. W. y. kuchenbecker, who Gu,
plenty 81 ice from his lake.
A second story is being added Ia the
building occupied hy the Cleaner. DIR.
Robinson does this for the Masons, who
nesd hall.
Alex. Bowie and son. will. are in Mex.
leo locking into the prospect Of opening
coal mines.
Mesrra Kuchenb-cker. Harding. Pagr.
Myers AMI others. have interests in Go.
chit. Several miners lef here recent,
for that d-ld At every turn your cor.
respondent is asked about the future II
C"chiti. and the only g"od reply is to
urge inquirers Ia order the Cochiii edition
Of THn Crrixxx.
Placer diggiugs 10 miles northwrs, Of
the city. in the vicinity Of the M"lui In.
dian village, arr the latest find. {. N.
Cotton a Interested In these pla..rs.
which are reported a. promising well
bowers, sslvy and Major J. ". Green,
are busy this morning conducting party
u tramps onward tn the east. TIL. gang
cams in on an early freigh, from the
west.
Rev. A. Il. Osborn went west this morn.
ing and will return this week 60 accom-
pany = patient N Ration.
Rev. W. L. Citizens 10 expected 10 lee.
,uw herr On Arizona, or some snbjec, in
Dr Citizens repertoire.
| aoLBRooE.
Perhaps this point never app-arr,l
more quiet than ., presep,--on the eve 81
its annual shipping season.
| Hsmiltoa 4 Bowen run stages /, the
pe,ri6sd forest upon call. the distance b.
ing twenty miles. The trip can he made
in one day easily, and the bes, time Ia
leave here 10 o'clock In the morning.
A. n. Boyer, burnsi out in February.
10 waiting for better times.
Postmaster Boyle Ia not satisfied with
the Immense % profits Of the Office ami
deals In cattle.
A petition asking for 4 tri.weekly
stage 10 KeAm's canon Ia being circulst-
ed.
Port Apache 10 reached daily and 81,
Johns tri-wsskly by stage.
Navajo Iudisns loaded up several way
ons At the depo, with spring mattresses.
chAirs, school furniture. etc 10 be carried
10 the Indian school at keam o canon.
Major Chasse, inspector general of the
derar,msns II Colorado, oAms 10 from
Fort Apache to-day. He gocs Ia For,
whipple There are three companies 81
the Eleventh infantry aud ,wo 81 the Pirs,
cavalry st Fort Apache.
Agent De Roster 10 assisted by ais wife