Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
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Nears Dsy

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Neers Dsy
Prt wingate, jan ! The west wind
drove binding snow az We sligh,rd
from Conductor Berry train, an hour
late, al wingA,e s,A,iuu. and continual
until the gsrr,son. three mile. away, was
reached Al the d-po, w-r- the nineteen
Mn,ui Indians, including the m-,iicine
man, who were b,inR taken tn AlcsntraI.
In San Francirc" hsrbor. IN charge "
/ ,rrfrring with thee. who d--lr-d To-
srnd their children to schul How long
they are to remain ~ qn-sti"n Lieut.
BrAisari ~nr in charge II n detachment
~ blurcns,s frun the various ir,rt- VINO
we're - keep All eye IN ,h" darn v,sngrd
Nui generally sged prisoners during the
! journey
| Major Frrinau, header uf the ban l. a..
cnmJsui,-i Lieu, Brsinsri'- rlund ~ 10.
day. Twp, snd \ ~, Mstsrn. skriltd
mupciau, will lead the organization N
the various local engagements az lad
dowh ii the rules
Au uticrrs' mess established not long
since. They have h'-n l"nrlug with
he pur ny to the date II change,
Col Davidson. father II Mrr ll"ppiu,
the muri pu,imAhlr wife II the lieutenant
and puart-rmar,-r, was N command I
the Thiri cavalry ia 1855 a, Fort Riley
Kansas
Lieut. Fuller has connection with the
main line fr,in the poet exchange Frank
bzrl-r has charge uf the main office IL
the Iu-,.
krAdr Almur, imparsAhr tu team,
owing ,o the sticky condition Of the sduh,
surface walking II simply nut II the
question over the ,horuughfarrs,
The band menu on Crria,mAs day IA
! clud-d oyster soup. turkey, miucr IL
and nrnAm-ut-d cak-r, etc. The dA,
was generally obU-rved and q iull roun,
~ enjoyment acquired hy all
, Fully 100 p"ru"ns Sat down "a the sup
per las, night, three being included II
I, the entrance Tee ~ one dollar for gentle
man and ladies. The menu consisted q
chicken aud lobster salads, tongue. ham
r-liHh-a. coffee, chocolate and cak-s. q
the latter twenty-five were ornsments'
, aud displsy-d on the various tables, al
81 which, aud the supper, wrr- prepared
by Pete Barth, = veteran oi thirty year
' IN Uncle Sans service The feast VA
! gl..s & nYa q hs. IN a
masked balls ever given nj the Inet, An'
the credit of the entertainment aud sup
per In recorded ia favor ~ the S-cnn
> Cavalry band Music WAS supplied b.
, the superb orchestra II ten lr,i rs Band
m.at-r John Freeman, ably 6Hplsted b
Sergeant MAtuun, aud the dance proceed
rd To the hour II limit-l2 o'clock Their
, were many pretty costumes and nuin-rou
81, II thu ludIcr ar sort space will u", al
init oi individual mention. Several oif
!. GERS and thar ladies participated All
Il vir~-,i the scene, while Gallup, Cunldg
xud wiuga,r contributed representa- ui
which woull have been lSrg" but for III
-. horrible roads Those Who cam. ir,l
abroad were transferred 10y army v-hlcl,
Il To- and from WIngAt- station.
:" Guarl noun, and hugl- gals were at
;, served during to day in tact, prrti
II much the usual routine New Years ia
r. cAilr were made tn some extent.
Col. HUNT gave = party At his hest
:, quarters tins evening Instead ~ the hal
=, Among the guests wss DR. Eimondson,
~ Gallup, y fr-lu.n, virlt"r at the post.
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