Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
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big store today
Mrs CO Cu.hman Arrived lat night
tfpu ,u. Nusr.r, ,nd vii spend the
HOLIDAY. With hot patrbt-.
samnd Otwatrf aud \ Thurh"t. II
L.rkputl, y. !, NE ~ thrrll, TO-DAY
'g'rte NIX al >.u'g- kufoItan.
lruh ll,u/,g nui Max Luna. 1T los
lunA-, Nrfr al ~iufgr- huiupau yr-lrf
da,, returning -ouIkih- moimns
nrn. pr,nno Mra Ia" p,pul,t -.
nr--ut IT opru'tu count, Ma hrrr Sr.irf.
dSy, returning south Ia. ~ rmug
lr e. \ vail. u. h,nI p,ul,t II tie
santa frtailSHN. Who VA at Ration ~
,nrial hu.Iur-- uu,ju',,. has frtufuri tu
the city
" IL furl-- aui wife q. Chicago. are
are Among ia" late arrival. =, SURGE
European aud they Viii ptpDanl trnaln
dNrng the Tntor
Andrew smith, superintendent IT trlr.
graph, santa ~ rarur AMI SOUTHERN
'''' 'N''' '"NA' ~ ll'N ~
Ans"l''- last ulght
CONGRESSMAN a-tlr. from the tf"-uu
district, California, passed through the
city on his Htl IT, NA,hIugtuu, -. c..
Saturda> Afternoon last.
Fitzpatrick, Win pitched tot the Nhu
Qu"tqur Browns at u" late territorial
IA ,stg H..
vf the 1t Loul. Browns for the ensuing
year.
Barney rof'r,, the we'll known fisher
man and hunter 1T The Jrurz IA puntAin-
II still III the city, and stated this morn.
ing that he expected 10 remain about
two weeks longer
Richard Listed, the tanchman just
shNe the city Will entertain during the
winter his sister, Mrs Thomas Migrlry.
who arrived last saturday night from
Woodstock. untatiu.
Solomon aud simon Bbo. general mrt.
chants Auh Indian TRADERS at lasuua
aud tubrro respectively. are un Then
way 10 New York, passing Through the
city last saturday night
Balm, the Racine. Nt- wagon manu-
tartufrr with PARTY NJ friends. PASSED
through the ci', tor southern California
on the llmiiri last Ftlia, tn the special
Pullman coach li'-rln"rr
The dyer was Oh time to lay e. al min.
ute. Conductor kchlry turned over 10
Conductor Frost sixty pa--rug"r- tor the
west, mostly tot California points, IT,.
sides quite n number II lTHl-
br. ". :. Cockrrll. the coffee ruhrrr
AMI cane plantation uttgLatr 1T Mexico.
who rnJl-i several dal- with ~ e.
Nr~comrr left this morning uu his r..
turn 10 his plantation near san Juan
Eangrli-ta
Thrr" we'll known gentlemen Hrr" on
the train last night, ~uuih,bouni. lf. j
T. Master, of Topeka. Tor SAN MarclnI
John \, Riley. Ut Colorado SPRING. Colo,
Tor Las cruces. and =. VI A-hrntrltrr, Of
Colorado Springs tor Ii"mlns
r. v Johnston. mining engineer At
the nited \'rir pprt company -minr
Jerome. Arlz ,ua, l. IN the city. AMI e. "
Meilrr Ii Introducing the gentleman To
our citizen, 10 day, Sir Johnston has n
tOOm Ill the COMMERCIAL cluh.
j. j. hickey. u" Western Union Irir.
graph company suprfint"li rnt AT
omaha Nrb ani j e. Nelson. came ia
from the north last saturday mgM AMI
registered at -tdrSr-' European. Mr.
Dlckry will return 10 Omhha this even
ing,
II. NJ. Davis, Of %r~ YORK, Is Ia the
city. lie l. the assistant general cleo.
trclsn NJ the Postal Telegraph company
In Greater New York. And " II MILL,
the local manager. Il rIp"ctri to te
liberal while Mr, Davis remains In the
city.
A telegram WAS received e. ia, fruIu
the sister Of samuel Z Hunter. VII" com
mitt@i suicide IN this city Nov. - IA
Qulring ~ Ia the disposition that hal
been made of the remains. The sister
lives In Gainr-yillr. Texas. and the lie
sired Information has been forwarded to
her.
v. A. liiyrn+, the grand master ~
New MrEico - n Fellows, passed through
tie city last night on All official THY II
INSPECTION and instruction ~ the lodges
In the southern part oi the territory, lie
Will visit D"mlng, silver CitI. AMI IIllls'
bore, and also Las Cruces. whrrr he viii
reinStatr the local lodge, vi lrh has not
been working for nearly year,
Judge II Is Hamilton the popular
democratic judge ~ the fiuh Judicial
district, who Was AT the Las Vegas hot
springs the past few days, came IN on the
flyer nj noon to-day, and Is around among
his Albuquerque friends this AFTERNOON,
lie viii continue south to his hpadquar.
ters and home SocorTo - to.mortow
morning
The sidewalk exprctoration ordinance
In evidently dead letter, Judging from
what IL seen daily on our paNements
Perhaps Il would BE- we'll. for the benefit
Of newcomers, particularly the consump-
tive invalids, 10 have the ordinance
printed u few times In the daily papers
Or better still, print II on placards aud
post them In conspicuous places.
The great american kid"-that means
the bad Albuquerque boy-is getting IN
his work on the pretty letter boxes which
Carrier Phillips Is putting up throughout
the city, aud NJ fast M ole newly painted
box In put up Il II badly disngured by the