Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
GALLUP PARAGRAPHS.
A Fine List Of Interesting Items From IN,
Carbon CITY.

A Pine List Of Interesting Items From the
Carbon ely.
Special Correspondence.
Gallup N. M. Dec. s.-The ladies OF
Thatcher mine deserve commentator
for the society which they have formed
for bsne6ting the miners of that camp.
They propose TO furnish n Of the rooms
In the Caledonia hospital with every.
thing necessary for the comfort Of the
patients, including nurses, to establish
relations by whi,h the sick, rs we'll ss
the injured can be cared for. At present
only those who are injured can receive
the benefit Of the hospital fund; the re-
suit OF this Is that when q man is
stricken with disease. II he has not funds
enough to carry him through, his friends,
or some fraternal society, II be is fortu-
nate enough to belong TO one, must as
sist him. The ladies will establish a free
circulating library at the camp.
This Is the trst winter season for
Thatcher and It is rapidly leaving the
older camps OF Gibson, 0tero and Ca
talps, In the race for the comforts Of
civilized life.
George Hight. Charlie Highland Harry
Sulzer, are prospecting la Black canyon,
Arzons. Georges father J. p. blight, ar
rived yesterday from Santa Cruz, New
Mexico, and will remain ZONE weeks Wis.
itine his daughter, Mrs. Strschan. and
other relatives.
Walter Campbell has fsttened some
pigeons on Csrmons corn, and will have
some friends out next Sunday to a live
bird shoot.
switchmsn McCarty wac obliged to
jump from q coal Car which was showed
of the tracks and partly over the coal
chute tracks. the fall was about twenty
five feet. He was picked up insensible,
but was able to 60 to work In q short
time.
Mr.. Clito Aguirre and Miss Annie Bus
tsmente, we're married by Judge Brown
on the 4th inst.
A load OF San Juan spplss on the
streets II. day.
The teachers at the public school are
doing considerable work In getting ready
for an entertainment Of the public to be
given at the school house on the after
noon Of the 22nd. 1t don't cost the PEG.
ole anything to go. and II they wish TO
encourage the teachers and children. and
show their appreciation Of our excellent
corps OF teachers, they will drop bust
ness for q couple OF hours on that day
and attend. The four highest grades
only will be represented. Forty little
children will make their first appearance
at school after Christmas.
The town board donated $40 for the
the benefit Of Mrs. Needock and Annie
Jinfeo.
Andrew Grsham's leg WAS amputated
yesterday, at DR.. Harper's hospital. by
Drs. Roberts and Harper.
We are to have a new postmaster on
the 10th. Bayless, Quinn and Rees. are
applicants. aud each have a number OF
supporters.
n. N. Gibson Is Ill. snd as soon a. able
to travel he will go to Phoenix. A. T.
Mrs. Needoek, who resides on the cor
ner OF Fifth and Coal avenue. is a worthy
object Of charity. Her husband, q coal
miner. IL In the insane asylum at Las
Wages, caused by injuries received In the
mines. She has four children under ten
years Of age. and has been trying to sup.
port them by taking In washing. Re.
gently she has received donations from
Mayor Kenney, Mrs. Sesborn and Paul
Johnson.
Mrs. Carmen has kindly consented to
paint a number of dolls faces for THE
Feast OF Days" in Albuquerque.
Horace Kenyon has resigned from the
depot force.
Another operation was performed on
little Albert Refs leg on the 7th inst, at
Chicago. Mrs. Refs will leave him there
and return to Gallup in about ten days.
j. j. Williams left yesterday morning
on No. l, for the west. Deputy Marshal
Wilminder interviewed him about a
couple OF accounts 10 the amount Of $40
due Judge Maxwell and s. Mitchell.
Flormeyer. a blacksmith from Crown
Point was to leave on No /. this morn
ing for San Francisco. but Alderman
Schwartz had him stopped to settle a bill
OF $3.50. The case ia still pending.
A gentleman from New York, who Is
largely interested In oil wells in Canada,
left for the oil aelds this morning In
company with Gus Mulholland.
A hobo stole a blanket from George
Meyers clothes line last night and after.
wards brought 1t to the Arcade saloon
and requested George to take care OF II
for him. From the looks OF the hobo's
fave, he go, what he deserved. He was
a little out OF luck Ia ssle,Iing a place
to store his blanket.
Marshal Smith sold three burros At
auction at the town pound this morning,
they brought 70 cents each.
YELLAMs.
Bs sure and sea our stock Of mems fur.
nishings. Anything In shirts. ties,
gloves, collars and cuffs, suspendsr, half
hose aud underwear. We can save you
money. B. llfeld IL Co.
Attend the special sale OF cloaks,
jackets and capes at the economist this
weak.