Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-21
GALLUP %GLEANINGS.
The Demand for Gallup Brick Has
Reached Great Proportions.
BATCH OF SMALL ITEMS.
SPECIAL Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Gallup, n. NJ. June lS.-Dodd X
Lembke, OF Albuquerque, have estab
lished their brick plant near the Crown
Point mine, where a spur Is being put In
for their use. They expect TO ship about
100000 brick In the next six weeks. Mr..
Dinsmore has just fired a large kiln
about q mile south OF D0dd n Lembke.
Fred Eornoff hss charge OF the Albu-
querque establishment.
Gus. Mulholland Ia boring a we'll on
the site OF the old Aztec mine for the
Crescent Coal company. The abandoned
mine IL said to be an immense lake OF
good water. When tapped a tank will
be put up for the purpose OF shipping
water to the Gallup mine.
Ed. Moore In sick with the grip.
Val. Scheralsen and Harry Stevens. OF
the territorial regiment, are working on
the repair track. Hugh Quinn. another
one OF the boys, arrived two days ago,
and is stopping at the Gallup mine.
The mines worked on Sunday and have
more orders than they q ill. The
Crescent company has q contract for ten
cars per week from the Mexican Central,
aud both companies have largely In.
creased orders from the south. Bisbee,
Clifton. Silver City, M~agdalena, Nj Psso,
Lordsburg and several other places now
get their supply OF coal from here. The
order from the Santafe Pacific railroad
last week IL for 400 cars. The order this
week IL for 300 cars. The Clark mine
turned In coal on last weeks order. Coal
miners are In demand.
A cutting scrape took place at the
Mexican dance on Saturday night. one
man was pretty badly injured.
Engineer Norman expects to be out In
q week.
The railroad Ice house will be enlarged
to hold twenty five cars. Sam Ray has
the contract also for the ice houses al
Winslow and Seligman.
Mr.. Naloy and family will leave
shortly for California.
Will. McVickers and Gus Str0mberg
are OF their return voyage from Peru.
Mrs. Murray johnson entertained =
number OF young people last Friday
night in honor OF her sister. Miss Katie
Cunningham. one OF the graduates Of the
Gallup high school.
Mrs. Cotton, Misses MtIntyre, Martin
and Armstrong returned on Saturday
night from a weeks visit to e. N. Cot.
tons store on the reservation Charley
Cotton IL In town 10 day from the trading
post at Sanders.
One hundred ears OF commercial coal
we're shipped south last week by way OF
Isleta junction.
The Episcopal church was consecrsted
on Sunday by Bishop kendrick, who con.
irmed three applicants for admission
into the church.
Miss Ethel GOings IL III with measles.
j c. Spears, grand master |. D. o. r.,
left on the Goth for Albuquerque. Las
Vegas, Silver City and all points In the
territory where lodges have been estab-
lished. lie will arrange to be at Las We
gas on the 2ith.
Lieut.. Green and James and Robert
Brown, OF the Rough Riders, will be at
Las Vegas for the reunion.
Harry Kirch has resigned from the
rip track and gone TO brsking.
MIR. and Mr.. Matthews, OF WinslOw.
visited Gallup with Bishop kendrick on
Sunday.
Murray johnson, the Indian trader
from Dewey, WAS In town to day.
Harry Simpson has opened an Ice
cream parlOr.
Alex. Bowie, Jr., has returned from q
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Archie Brown, the II year old son Of
Judge Brown, was severely bruised this
morning at the O,er0 mine by falling In
front Of a jnt car.
Charles Harding Ia much improved and
will return from Los Angeles abOn,
July I.
The German citizens are making ar.
rangements for a grand picnic next Sun
day. at the springs east Of town.
Miss Myrtle Smith Ia visiting relatives
in Santa Fe.
Worth Keen is expected to day from
Los Angeles.
Misses Maggie and Rebecca Brown and
Misses Martin. Armstrong and Lawrence
left to-day for "A two weeks outing In the
Zuni mountains.
Charles Myers and family have moved
to Clarkville.
Bob. Kelly remarked the other day
that he thought he saw his father-in law
come In on No. 2. When asked who his
fsther-in law was, Sam. Livingston said
he was Erred. Harvey"
Paul Kelly has gone to look after his
mining interests near Taos.
Mr.. Dow has opened a photograph gai'
lery east OF the Congregational church.
lELLAMS,