Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-21
GALLUP %GIhANINGS.
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Gallup. N. NJ, Nov. l9.-Justo Kruze,
q Mexican In the employ OF Wolfe, q
urday, and WAS thrown from the track by
she engine. His left arm was broken
neal the shoulder and he was other wise
slightly bruised. This occurred about y
a. m. three miles west Of Manuelito
Mr.. Wolfe brought the injured man TO
Dr. Hsrper's hospital at Gallup, but will
probably send him TO Albuquerque to-
day.
Harry Simpson and John 1ordon have
sent for hfty turkeys and some chickens.
They have arranged for q shoot on the
26th and another on Thanksgiving day.
Gallup boasts of an enthusiastic gun club
and there are a number Of good shots In
the town besides. Dave Thomas and
Lew Myers have provided tifty turkeys
and will also have a shooting match for
the public on the 18th and Both. The
shooting will commence at 10 q. m. In
the canyon south OF TO wn and over near
the old Aztec mine.
A wagon load OF San Juan apples and
one OF vegetables were sold on the streets
on Saturday.
Rev. Mark Hodgson, presiding elder OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, south,
preached two sermons and will preside
At the quarterly meeting 10 night.
Eight men were shipped 10 Supai on
Friday for Fence Contractor House. A
gang Of twelve men were sent from here
the week before TO the same place.
The principal grievance which the
train and engine men have IL on account
double headers. A pretty stin fight Is
looked for.
l.. h. Densmore Is slowly recovering
from the wound received In the light on
the l4th inst,
U. b. Mitchell will leave shortly Tor
Los Angeles. lie will then return TO
the Colorado river aud spend the winter
In prospecting.
DID. Rankin. Of Albuquerque, spent a
couple OF days here last week. Rumor
says that We will shortly have another
wholesale beer house established here to
handle Albuquerque beer.
There are seventeen saloons In town
and i've at the mines, two drug stores
and one wholesale beer house.
The machinery Tor the electric plant
arrived yesterday and the people will be
happy TO sec IL In operation ~ coal oil Ia
selling at thirty five cents in five gallon
lots.
T.J. Helm, OF the Denver Il BIO Grande,
spent Saturday In town.
The talk IL going around that the Santa
Fe Pacific will move their depot and
tracks to Clarkville, four miles west,
because the town council asked them to
put n tagmsn at the crossing on Second
street.
We understand that Sampson Il Zshm
have dissolved partnership and that
Zahm will engage In the Indian trading
business on his own account, Sampson
continuing ut the old stand.
Eleven licensed draymen ara trying 10
earn a living transporting Gallup goods,
IL IL said that Clarkvilie will get
twenty-h five per cent OF the coal contract
from the Santa Ne Pacific. The Caledon.
ian company twenty-five per cent and
the Crescent fifty per cent.
A g manager for the Crescent store
will come from kl Paso Mr.. Ohlen will
take charge Of the Gibson store, and Nc.
Allister 10 20 to the Catalpa.
The many friends OF Charles Harding
will be sorry TO hear that he IL not rscov
ering as fast a. expected, and that II
will be two or three weeks yet before he
will be able 10 come out.
Mr.. Hubbard brought twelve fine tur.
keys from Pennington and has more OH
the road.
There are q few vacant houses notwith.
standing the fact that the mines arr
working to their full capacity. Coal
miners are In demand. VILLAINS.