Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-28


at s9c. We have just placed on sale a
line OF boys shoes. good, strong calf, we'll
made, for 81. Come Ia and see them. ]
Geo. c. Gaiusley 4 Co., i22 south Second
City Marshal NcMillen IL after the
lrwd married women, who are having a
grand old time while their husbands are
out 1T town at work. and lie Is de-
termined that some OF them, who have
bee me notorious, must help keep up the
expenses Of the city. Yesterday he cap.
tured a married woman, we'll known In
the city for her length, alias MARY
Jones" and took her before Justice Rib
bic, who fined her tlO. The man, who
w4s responsible for the racket that re-
suited in the wOman's 6rst arrest, was
dnod s..
Ia the district court. there vas dled
to day a suit To fOreclOse two mortgages
for $1,000 on property, part Of the estate
OF W. G. Hazsldine, the title OF the
suit being. The First National Bank OF
Albuquerque and NJ ". F%lournOy Va.
Emma X. Hazeldine, a. administratrix
Of the estate Of W G. Hazeldine, aud
Emma X Hazeldine as guardian OF
Willie H., Lucy G. and Mary p. Hazel
dine.
A gentleman writing TO THB CITIZEN
from Winslow states that quite often his
letters aud papers are carried past Win
slow and then returned on The next train.
He also states that the mail facilities be-
tween Albuquerque and Wlnslow, and
the p0stOflee facilities at WlnslOw, are
wretehedly crude and poor. and he often
hears complaints about subscribers not
getting their papers regularly.
Visitors 10 Albuquerque are invited to
take lodging at the Railroad avenue
house. Everything neat and clean; prices
reasonable. The Railroad barber shop
%solicits your patronage. Everything else
else gone up, but OUT prizes remain the
same. Shaving. hair cutting and baths,
-Four chairs. You're next.
j. X. SANCHEZ, Proprietor.
A fence and maidstone for the grave Of
Frank ]. Garrett, has been ordered by
Mrs. Garrett through Undertaken Mont
fort. Mr.. Garrett died In Kirksyille,
Mo-, last January. and was brought here
for burial, being consigned to a grave In
fairyiew cemetery. The widow now
resides In San Marcial.
John Green has accepted q Wells.
Fargo Kxpress COmpany's messenger
run between this city and Rincon
on the south. Mr.. Green Is a
brother OF Clay Green, OF Cerrillos, who
WAS one OF the "ROugh Riders" killed In
Cuba, and arrived here last night from
Trinidad.
The people Of Albuquerque put the
national var revenue stamps on their
checks, drafts and legal documents with
y smile. and seem pleased that they car
contribute their small mite 10 help defra!
the national war expenses.
The contractors outfit OF the Elephan.
Butte dam scheme, down IN DOna AM
county, has been sold The gentleman
who performed the service, A. II. Edwards
passed up the road for Denver last night
The wal correspondent OF the New
York Times, Chicago Tribune and 81
Louis Globe Democrat, W. j. Rouse
passed through the city last night from
Washington, d. G to Santa Ana, Cal.
A. J. Crawford, public magistrate, will
n Mis- wife and baby,and Mrs. Chas. B0nsal
returned from their outing on the Uppe
Pecos last night. They report hayinI
eniOyed themselves hugely.
8. Hon. II. B Ferguson. the congress
siOnal delegate, WAS a passenger 10
o. Santa Fe last night, where he has sewers
Re important cases before the territoriI
supreme court.
One OF the local Rough Riders, I
writing from Santiago de Cuba, stat
ID that Guy BDdsley Ia In the hospital nei
that city. suffering with malarial fever
what Did Dewey DO TO Them" "0l
= Flag, the Red, White and Blue" wv
Songs OF rs" Three late waT songs I
81, at Wilson's Music Store.
y d. A. Wizer and wife, uncle and au.
: Of Mrs. Ida Mason, arrived last mig
from Topeka, Kansas, and they will Wis
here for several weeks.
Biggest sale that has ever taken pla
at the biggest store. Prices made tn
yOu never heard OF. Only at the Gold,
4. Dry Goods company.
- Miss A. Il. Fleming, the excellent nur
- who has spent several moths In III
,ts city. will leave this evening for his hon
! In Abilene. Kansas.
We have Just received a full line
90 80 and $500 ladies' fine Oxford al
high shoes. Give us a call. A. Simpi
Il Co.
Y A new line OF ine quality stock RIB,
~ In No. 40. so and 80 widths, worth up
zoe. a yard; special at 25c. At the Econ
mist.
Don't forget that the basket sale Is st
~. on Geo. G Gainsley h Co.'S, l22 sou
= Second street.
Fresh cracked wheat. two. pound pat
~ages-three for 20 cents. at A. Lombard
George W. Power, representing App
ton & Co.. publishers, Ia In the city.
Native wine (red or white). 70 Gel
per gallon, at A. Lombardo's.
sT. Gold Band and Sea s.. hams and bac,
ley SAN JOSH MARKET.
Orockery snd glassware. whitney
". German Sardellen. SAN JOSH MARK
Lamps and trimmings. whitney {
New bicycles at Futrelle's only $26.