Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13

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Lawyer 8. b. Gillette returned from
BAnta Ne Lee, night
The regular semi monthly hop will bs
held a. The Commercial club this even
Ing,
ALFRED arunsield, wife and daughter,
will leave this evening for New YOfk and
Boston.
Misses Blanche and Florenoe Alley are
siill AZ Pomona, Cal, visiting 81 the
home Of & G, PnasF.
Rita Granger. who has been mining In
the Klondike country Of Alaska, IL on
pecsed 70 reach Albuquerque tonight.
Don ]. Rankia, Of the Southwestern
Brewery and Ice company aud X. Klrster,
Of cigar manufacturing fame, left this
morning for Bland.
John 8. Trlmbie sent up 10 GlOrietta
this morning half dozen WOFkmen, who
will 20 10 work on ". l.. Trimbls a Coz
railroad contract 1t that point.
County Commissioner X A. Miera and
lgnaelo GutlerreE left Tor their respsc.
tive homes this afternoon, the former for
Cuba and the latter tor Las CorFalles.
Pedro A. Castillo, weli.known cillGsn
Of BsEnalillo. was In the city to-day on
business. he states that his mother,
who IL about 50 years old, Il very sick.
s.w. Young, justice Of the peace Of
Bland, stopped OF = few hours last nigh.
"a the metropolis Ne was on bis way
TO ri PssO, where be goes on business.
Col. ]. A. Wood. who enjoyed two days
very pleasantly ia the metropolis, re.
turned 10 Golden this morning. he Ia
the local superintendent OF the Monte
CEisto Mining company.
b. j. Van Dyke, late cashier Of the
Harvey eating house here, and at Ash
Fork, A. T.. passed through here yester-
day on his way 10 Las Vegas. He will be
found At the Hotel Castenada hereafter.
Judge Fields. the well known and pop
ular counsellor fos the "Monon Route. T"
with headquarters and home nj Chicago,
expects 10 visit Albuquerque sometime
next month. He IL the father of the
wife OF Deputy District Court Clerk
Crosby
The contractor for the fume work OF
the Low Line ditch,H. NJ Fox, Of Pueblo,
Colo, came TO the city yesterday. He
will 20 up 10 the scene Of present opera
lions and look the ground over, 10 "a 10
be prepared TO start his contract when
everything Is ready.
n. l.. Niles, the popular travelling
freight agent Of the santa Ne railway,
with headquarters ut Wichita, KanSas,
left this morning for Wlcbita, aocompa.
MED BY his daughter, Miss Catherine.
Mrs. Miles will remain for sometime yet
with her friend. Mrs. ". \. Walton.
The Two Republics, City OF Mexico
says: "syke Young and family have ar
rived 10 the city aud intend 10 remain
for soms lime, Mr., Young il maehln'
lat By profession aud he In also known q
fame ~ baseball player Of no small
merit He cAp,ainsd the crack Ai5nquer'
que. n. NJ, team Tor u long time, playibs
third base"
Andrew Pullar. formerly q well-knowr
engineer on this Atlantic n Pacific road
died In Cubs on December 10, OF yellow
fever. Ne was On his way from soutl
America 10 this country when be wa
stricksR with he fatal disease. Hi
death IL sincerely mourned by lArg'
circle OF friends In this territory. Hi
family are at present In Mobile, Ala, Mr.
Pullar was member OF b, Of l.. X. No
AZ, this city,
Jim Sing. the wealthy restaurant
keeper at Thornton, IL Ia the city to-da.
and has called on numerous city friends
Sing states that he has considerably
trouble with some OF his customers VIII
reside at OF near Thornton on account o
hts well-known advocacy Of American
ideas, but he generally aads himself OF
GOD when the smoke clears away. He re-
ports Col !. l.. Norris and Capt. s. u
Bogardus, two Old-limeTs Of Thornton. II
good health. Sing will return TO Thorn
toh tomorrow morning.
X II. Aulbert, Of Lincoln. is an ap
pllcant for appointment 10 al the Va
oancy existing In the board OF count.
commissioners Tor Lincoln count!
caused by the death Of Col. NJ. Cronin. X
NJ. Lund. q we'll known lawyer Of Whit
Oaks. has besn In Santa Nc Tor severs
days, aud with other business h. was I'D
VOcaling the appointment Of Mr. Hubert
While the governor made no promises
still Mr.. Lund thinks the appointment
will be made. Be passed through her
last night on his way home.
Efn ffi IhursInVfs Daily.