Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-06

Regular correspondent OF Inc Citifsn
Sends In Msny Local Items.
Special Correspondence.
Gallup, N. a., Dec. 5.-W. W. Boone is
prospecting for coal a mile southeast OF
town. He Is running q diamond drill
for the Caledonia Coal company.
At the Ctenega, twenty five miles
southwest, two or three. shots we're ex-
changed by two teamsters In the employ
OF U. N. Cotton. No one Was hit and the
teamsters continued their journey. One
Was IN American and the other q Mexi-
can.
Messrs. Day and Stewart. from the res.
ervation, spent two days 10 town; the for
mer giving evidence In Indian depreda-
ion suit OF the Continental Coal COM
psny Va. the United States. The latter
took out q load OF goods for Defiance.
Sam we'll mel. Is the title given him OF
Happy Days"
John Scott. OF Zuni mountain, is locat-
ed here for the present.
Morris Hsrtnett has gone to California,
while his family remain here for the
present.
DR.. Edmunson and family left for
Austin, Tex, last night on the flyer.
Or. Nichols, from Wingate. was In con.
buiNhNtuu Win Dfbs nhtptf huu huuuuu-
son on Saturday on the case Of young
Andrew Graham, who was Injured last
week ut C~lsrkville. They decided not TO
amputate his leg.
little daughter Of Stephen Csnovan
died this morning after q short illness.
Mrs. Mary X Harper, OF Defiance, Ia
visiting for q few days among her many
friends IN 6allup.
Ysrdmsster Lynch has been i'll for q
day or two. His little daughter. Clara,
had her chin severely cut by the expio-
sion OF a bottle OF soda pop.
One OF Tom Leyden's little boys was
thrown from q horse and Knocked sense
less. He II getting along very nicely.
Mrs. Miller, Of the European hotel, was
called to Wingate by the Illness OF her
mother.
Vim. Foster Ia trading with the Indi-
ans al Little Water for Haskell.
Charlie Baker Is In from the reserva-
ton.
Mrs. X. II. Harlow will return home on
the lat.
Albuquerque sent Gallup an unfortu-
nate blind man who was paralyz Vi
Much obliged. Gallup h~asenough OF her
own poor to teke care Of. without being
obliged 10 take care Of the poor and an
fortunate OF other communities.
The electric light was turned or Sat-
nrday night for an hour and everything
was found In lrst- class condition. To.
night Mr.. Wolfe commences to furnish
hts patrons regularly. He has met with
some drawbacks In getting the plant In
shape, but he has gained the good will OF
all the pee pie by his unfailing courtesy
and the ability and energy which he has
shown In prosecution OF his work We
hope more men like him will locate here.
The Crescent Coal company have com
menced TO Oil their Ice pond from the
we'll west Of town. The old Diamord
we'll will be abandoned ~ so0n ~ q good
body OF water Is found at Gibson. Wal.
ter ColeDso will be- found hereafter at the
town store.
Mssrs. STATES aud Aspass. OF Durango
Colo arrived here Oh the Attn inst, on
the trail OF twenty head Of stolen cattle
Meesrs. b. #. and Joe karrick will
leave shortly for Colorado.
Andy Nettiger carries his arm In q
sling A COW kicked him.
Dr. Harper hopes TO get Cbss. Harding
on his feet In a few days. Charlie likes
to see his friends around as often ~ pos
sible and they cant 90 10 rec q better
man.
l.. Il Dsnsmore In still improving.
X. II. DshisoD. agents clerk at Def
anee. has resigned his position and gone
east.
Neal McCue was visiting his sister, Mrs.
Louis smith.
Dr. Groves. the op,ician. has been very
busy Tor the past two days.
Father JulliRrd left last night for a
trip t. San Mats0. via La JuDa.
The loose stock ordnance Is being
vigorously enforced. Anumber OF citi.
z ms have been obliged to redeem their
cows aud horses from the town pound In
ina iast few days.
The 8 uts Fe Pacific Railroad com
pany ale commencing Il new fourteen
sail rouDdhOnsa. The intention IL "a
make most Of the repairs on coal cars ut
thus point. YELLAMs