Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-20
sur uinsELF on TIRE.
Druuken Inmate at city Lookup eau
snmo ENciIemnni.

Druuken Inmate &c city LOck-up Causes
some Excitement.
A llre alarm was turned In from the
city building shortly ufter noon to-day.
Charles Price was arrested this morning
tor drunkenness. aud put into the city
lookup, OF which he was the only inmate
to-day. About noon he startled the In
mates OF the city building by shouting
Il am suiiocating," and a second later Il
an burning up." When the door was
ipened a cloud Oe smoke rushed ont which
was caused by burning blanket 10
ghich Price lad set lire. He protested
that he had done 30 unintentiOnAlly and he
was really too drunk to know what he was
doing. Sheriff Hubbell, who was present,
took Price 60 the county jail 10 sober up
Hose company No. 2. which is near by,
vas on the ground before the mOcking
bird sounded and the Dire was ex.
tinguished before ANY damage was done,
further than destroying a couple OF
blankets.
Maggie A.. q mine owned and operated
ly VI. v. WhitcOmb and J. X. MCGOWAN,
in the Sandia mountains, is showing up
lioely in silver and lead ore. MIR. Whit.
,Omb recently had soma samples assayed
by ". n. stevens, and they carried f25
% the ton. lie brought In some more
amples 10 day, which he thinks will
AIRY considerable more than f25 10 the
.On. The mine Ia located about fourteen
uiles from this city, this side OF Camp
Whitcomb, and the owners believe that
hey haye struck mine that will sooner
" later prove a bonsnza
Z. TuOhy aud his daughter, Mrs. Ed
5Cwers, with her l ( year ola cOu, arrived
IN the citJ from Philadelphia Saturday
tight. They arr relatives OF 4. :. ROday
who showed them around the city Sun
lay. MTa. Sewers will spend the winter
m Altuqusrgue, IN the hope OF impi CviLg
Ter health. Mr.. Tuohy will visit here
lntil etiPr the fglr, when he will return
% his home In Pennsylvania.
+. J. Shinick still retains his great ad
mirRtion for the national game. He at
ended tho two games last Sunday be-
tween the Leadyille and Albuquerque
clubs, and his voice was distinctly heard
whenever "A good or bad play was made
base ball game in this city. without
the old time second base man attending,
would be no gsms at all.
J, A. Weinman drop ed in at TuE CITI
NNN hAAAAN NhAN hNA hANkg aAAh III ~ ANlA'
YersatiOn stated that II was his opinion
that Albuquerque would enjoy The best
fall and winter trade, this year for many
years. and that the Golden Rule Dry
Goods company, OF which he IL the man.
ager has arranged TO secure some OF the
trade.
Claude NingO, who has otlleiated ~
Dressman In both the daily printing Of
lices OF the city. left to-day on the accom-
mediation freight train for the south. lie
will soon enter the banking business at
Aheline, Texas, where his brother Is now
located Claude has many friends here,
who regret his departure.
Edward Henry. the Las Vegas Gre In.
aurance adluster, who WAS called 10 Los
Lunas TO adjust losses sustained In the
IRE Of the Bergere house which was occu.
piFd by q. N Johnson. returned 10 ths
city east night and registered at the
Hotel Highland
K. A. Pearson was passenger for the
south this morning. He IL the well
known civil engineer, and Is In the en-
ploy OF the Santa Fe railway, attending
70 some kind OF bridge work near Ala
milo and SOcOrro.
The third annual ball, % be- given by
the 3. n. NJ d. NJ. p. No. l. will be- held NJ
The Orchestrion hall, old town, on satuT
lay night, September %.
j. B, Clifford, who Ia mining at Cooks
Peak. down south, is In the city to-day
nd can be found at the Grand Central
Jesus II. Sanchez. sheriff OF Valencia
county. and his chief deputy, BolesiC
Romero, are In the city to day.
Thos Malloy, registering from the tor
ritOrial capital, Is at the Grand Central