Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
BANK OF GALLUP.
One to be Established at the Carbon
Town-The First NstouaI Bank.
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Special Correspondence.
Gallup. N. NJ, Dec. 14.-Hattie Baisley,
q negress. for keeping q house Of ill-fame,
was sentenced BY Judge Brown TO pay
% q c0ste or ten days In jail. l..
Randolph, Q negro, for being found In q
house Of iii-fame. WA fined Is and costs
or ten days In jail. v. swan, q white
man, for being found In . house Of ILL.,
fame, % and costs or ten days. Before
Judge Max we'll, Max Lucero was sen.
fenced 10 $50 aud costs or 81 ,ty days In
jail for insulting q lady. In each case
the fine was paid.
Grading is being done In the west end
OF the local yards for three new side
tracks with q capacity for sixty cars
each. The old scales are being replaced
by new ones forty feet In length.
Johnny Morris Is laying Of for q few
days with q cold.
Murray johnson, the Indian trader
from Dewey, spent q few days here with
his family.
Five new games In town for those who
like them. Stud poker ut the Opera:
faro and poker at Gordon's; roulette st
Browns, and roulette at 81. Klmo.
Mcfarland. an old-time rsilrosder,
welcomes his friends at the Opera saloon.
An Italian saloon had the front door
glass smashed by q drunken cripple.
Mrs. Boone left for Kansas City on
the 10th
@. weidemeyer, who will establish q
bank az Gallup. left for Albuquerque on
On the night OF the 18th, Sam. LLOYD
and Miss J0sefa Cssados we're married 1t
the Catholic church by Father Juiliard.
Quite q number OF friends attended them.
After the ceremony they repaired TO the
residence OF the brides parents, where
merry making was kept up till q late
hour The young couple received maay
beautiful presents, % we'll as the good
wishes Of their many friends In the com.
munity. One Of ths carriage teams used
to conduct the bridal party to the church
was left without o driver for q few mo.
ments. The horses were frightened By
An engine and rushed away up the
In the alley back OF kennedy's
store the team stopped. One wheel, two
neck-yoke and part OF an
other wheel were ruined. The carriage
was from Fleckire's stable. Rlevino
Csssdos had charge Of II.
Prof. Richards has notified the parents
Of forty new scholars that wish TO com.
mence TO attend the public school Jan.
LIST, that he has no room for them. 10
view Of the lourishing condition Of our
at the present time, IL seems
hard lines that 40 large q number
must be- barred from receiving the ben |
to which the, are entitled. Parents
NJ q number Of children at the Cstalpa
mine are asking for school facilities
also.
Don. j. Rankin spent q day here, look
after the establishment OF q whole
sale beer house.
Two burros we're sold at public auction
1t the Town pound on Tuesday. They
were taken up by the marshal under the
ordinance prohibiting stock from run
ming loose In the streets They were sold
Tor % rs. Let the good work 60 on.
Mrs.. Seab0rn gave n Of her delight.
little entertsinmsntsto the Episcopal
choir on Monday night.
Gallup has IA TO rejoice over the
tact that . bank will be 81 sblished
after January /, 1900. q. ".
Weidemeyer has matters In shape
TO open q bank with $50. 900 paid up
Weidemsyer furnishes Sl2 500.
the First National bank Of Albuquerque
l2,5O0. and Gallup citizens have sub
5000. Mr. Wsidemsyer IL q
Of eight years experience In
the banking business. He conducted the
post Ut Fort Defiance In c0nnsc-
ton with his brother for many years and
Is we'll known TO the business commun-
lty here and In Albuquerque a. q man
Df strict integrity aud business methods.
Young Andrew Graham. the unfortu.
nate lad whose leg WAS crushed ct the
mine, died on tina 1871 at IL ..
m. HIS remains wers taken to CerrillOs
IN the 14th by his faith r, who has the
-ympstby Of all In hts sfi ctiOn.
The Rocky CHI mine has been fur.
nishing coal 10 the santa Fs Pacific for
the past week ami will continue to do so
until the other mines are able 10 supply
the demand
Vim. Stewart Is overrun with orders
Tor coal. He received an order this week
Tor fifteen cars from Oklahoma. He has
contract for 200 tens per month for
Fort Wingate. On Sunday last he and
A. NhriDg went TO Fort Wingate and
we're surprised TO fnd themselves arrest
Vi rs soon as they entered the post
After an interview at the guard house
'ney were taken before Captain Fuller
who Immediately released them. On &C.
,ount OF several incendary fires lately
,l parties arriving at the post are made
10 give on account OF themselves.
John Powder we'll known to all OF our
left for South Carolina two
ago. In selling his house on Coal
venue TO Andy Vittiger, the fact was
lot discovered by Andy that T P. Robin
'on held q mortgage on the property for
b175.
Mrs. Antonio Gardonia Is lying very Ill
II her residence with catarrh of the
DR.. Clayton Is attending
ler.
". C. Skulls, left some days ago to work
N the Mexican Central.
Allan johnson will some to day from
lis household goods, and will hereafter
'eside at Fsrmingtin.
DIR. Nichols came down from Fort Win
yats this morning, and swore out q war
ant before Judge Max we'll, charging
frank Rowe with arson. Rowe was ar
'ssted by Marshal Smith, and will have
IN examination this afternoon. He was
from the Second cavalry, at
Tingate about two weeks ago and since
hat time has made Gallup his home.
buildings have been burned at
he post In the past few months. The
violence against Rowe Is said to be very
TtrOng.
Sixteen coal miners came In on No. 2,
asst night; eleven OF them went to Glib
on. and five TO 0tero. The Caledonia
,oal company has completed arrange
nents to bring 100 miners here from the
asst. The demand for coal Ia much
than the present force 3 sup
'ly.
YELLAMs.
He KnoMa Whereof He Writes.