Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-26
GALLUP %eLrAniros,

Gallup, n. NJ, Jan. A.-Mr. Beshsw,
manager Of the Crescent store, has rented
the residence OF Mr.. Joe. Rutz on Knob
Hill, and will take possession on Feb
ruary 1. at which time Mrs. Ruiz will
leave for extended visit among her rel
stivee and friends at La Crosse, Wis.
Mr.. Joe. Ksrrick Is stopping q few days
In Gallup. He Is on his way TO Black
Canyon, Arizona, where he will spend Q
few months prospecting.
II is rumored that the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company Is about 10 invest In
Gallup coal property.
Fred. NiiE and several Italian citizens
will take In the Paris exposition on their
way TO Germany and Italy.
Mr.. Wolf has rented the Allen Johnson
residence on Aztec avenue.
The II. o. IA. z. B." are busily engaged
In the production OF q play. which, with
the assistance Of local talent, they will
bring before the public about the 18th OF
March. The object Is TO rsise funds for q
club house.
The Black Crook on the 22nd, q masked
ball by the U. 7. ID. on the Gath, and
Uncle Spruceby on the 2bth, will afford
plenty OF nrst- class entertainment for
the week.
Sam. Scott has resigned his position In
the local yards, and will engage In other
I business.
Mr.. Dodson. OF Albuquerque, has been
In town for a few days looking over the
ground with q view TO establishing q bi.
cycle store.
Pay day at Clsrkville on Saturday liv-
ened up the situation q little Everybody
Is working at present, but II the warm
weather keeps up q few days longer quite
u difference will be noticed In the
amount OF coal consumed.
Mr.. Medler, Of Albuquerque. was out
on Saturday to confer with Hon. J. G.
Spears In regard to the sale Of bis Aller.
ton mining property, The trade Vas not
made.
The 3.year.o old son OF VIM. Black, OF
Catalps, died on Sunday and was buried
In the Gallup cemetery on Monday. A
number OF s~ympathizing friends accom-
panied the %sorrowing family on their sad
journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Card are disposing OF
their household goods with q view OF
leaving next week TO- Oregon.
Peter Moore has removed his business
10 the old Crescent building,
Frank Alsdorf rode the goat at the ODD
Fellows hall on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Torrey, OF the Postal Telegraph
company. also Joined the order.
Johnny Clark is the new day caller at
the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas, Shay will reside here.
after In Gallup.
DR.. Madden, the o%culist. spent two very
busy days here this week. Those treated
appeared to be well satisfied.
Mrs. Seaborn mourns the loss Of eight
losves Of fresh baked bread, stolen yes
tsrdsy from her kitchen by q tramp or q
Navajo.
Mrs. George Simpson paid 90 cents for
a horse sold by auction at the town pound
and the next day paid a transfer man II
haul 1t out Of town.
The ministers located here have failed
to receive their annual passes on the
railroad.
Al Sanders and John Thomas are on
the sick list.
Mrs. Henry Jourdan Is suffering from
an attack OF erysipilis.
MIR. W. A. Maxwell. ~isputting his Ate,
residence In shape and will shortly re-
move from Albuquerque.
Mr.. Bretherton received the sad new,
Of the death OF his son at Manila. II,
was a member Of the Eleventh cavalry.
Mr.. Hugh McGinn 10 making extern,
sive improvements on his property on
Railroad avenue.
X. Y. Kenny Is adding some room 4
his houses on Coal avenue.
|, Under the efficient management OF thu
town trustees, the old bonds outstanding
against the town at the time the Bate
man law wa passed amounting TO $500
will be paid on presentation, and$ $50 q,
a sinking fund for the water bonds hs,
been deposited In the First Nationa
Bank Of Albuquerque. This money viii
draw interest for the next twenty years
when the bonds will be due. After pay
ing the above amounts. a balance oil
$1,000 was left In the treasury, Jan, I
1900. The schools will run for min,
months, leaving u balance In the treas
ury At the end Of the term Of $4,000 I,
commence the next year on. II any o.
the towns Of the territory can make
better showing, we would like to heal
from then the state OF the finances ant
} conduct OF the town and schools. Ii Il
very evident that the trustees and direc
tors are attending strictly to business.
>. The U. 7. d. orchestra Is an orgsniza
ton which deserves and rightly receive,
the support Of everybody who loves goot
music. Their masquerade ball last nigh
5 Was attended by eighty G luples, masked
The Red Men enjoyed themselves las
night at an ld-time feast, Turkey AM
oysters were provided In abundance.
large quantity OF provisions were giyeI
! TO the poor after the banquet was over