Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
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special Correspondence.
aailup, n NJ. May 1N-1regory Page
h expected home from 81. Louis to-
morrow.
Mrs. Richard Lannigan left for Los
Angeles last night.
A petition has been sent to Washing
ton for the removal OF the postofIice
10 the Canagan building now occupied
by Grachin a Cremonetto. The new
location will givs better satisfaction
than the present one.
The new round house VIII not be
built this year
Messrs winders and Kelly are i'm
proving their coal claim six miles west
OF here The shaft IL down forty feet
Miss Gsrto Whitney leaves Tor Gar
den city. kansas. tonight
John Murphy. who draws n pension
81 $40 per month. and Thomas Ryan "a
laborer from Lantry's gang. came to
grief by appropriating 81 from kitch-
ems wheel game. They were sent to
the county Jail for three months.
The small children az the pubic
their assembly hall tonight
Pillar Sslas died az the OterO mine
on Monday 81 abscens VI the brain He
left a family.
Several cars Of coal were condemned
by Inspector Beddone this week.
4 picked nine % old-time base ball
players viii play the Hey Rubes" on
sunday Both mines were out last
sunday for "A game. but the day was
stormy
w. A. Maxwell has returned from
oregon and Il spending few days here
looking after business matters.
A. Vargo. coal HEAVIER at the rail-
road chutes. got an ugly cash cut in
his forehead by one Of his helpers,
named Santiago Attanembula The
latter WAS fined 81 and costs.
one VIM. Stewart was sent to iail
FOR ave days for peddling without a
license
From expressions heard on the
streets. many citizens would be very
willing 10 lea Albuquerque have Fort
/ Ningate.
Some of the mines laid on this week
owing ~ a lack OF cars.
A large humber ~ pGechanics and
laborers are working at Fort Defiance
and Whitewater on the new govern
ment buildings now under contract O.
j. ". owen. Of Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Minnie Arn0l, OF Wulcot "
] v. died u pneumonia AZ Fort Defiance
on Tuesday. The remains were shipped
Ga her old home. She was an Indian
school teacher
! one Of Mrs. Nced0cks little children
was severely soalded yesterday by up.
setting pan II boiling water.
A subscription will be takea up al
| the Crescent mines for the assistance
81 miner who lost his les som,
months ago Since being crippled he
has been supported from the hospital
| fund
Paul Gilmore. Of Gibson. was again
hurt by lump Of coal falling ON his
leg.
John Giaoomino was badly burned al
Thatcher by coal
Two Italians were hurt at Gibson by
a fan % coal.
A Mexican miner had his collar bon,
broken at the Catalpa.
Major Van Doren Is In town from
| Blucwatrr
John Wood " selling young cotton,
wood trees az 90 cents each
Frank Brown 10 weigh boss at IN,
Gibson. ana incidentally manages III,
Gallup town herd.
Hose CompaEy No. / met last might
and elected the following officers
Murphy, foreman Sharp. first assist.
ant. Kramer. second assistant. sabln
secretary. RUSSELL, treasurer Dele.
gates We're also selected TO attend IN,
department meeting next week. al
which time q chief win be elected.
YEIlIAAAis.