Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Ter at the local Harvey eating house,
he arriving last night from Kansas
city, accompanied by the travelling
auditor. q. a. Tucker.
NJ. ~. Chaffoc, who has been located
"a Bland for some time, has purchased
a ranch al Duranes aud will reside
there In the future, The deal was han.
died BY Col Dunbar.
Lawyer Rodey IN becoming quite ex-
travagant these days. lie is having
his suite OF offices over the grocery
store OF A. ]. Maloy. on Railroad ave-
nue., thoroughly ovofhauled, and newly
painted and papered.
The society Of the Coming Man OF
America" composed of boys between
the ages Of twelve and twenty years.
has nourishing lodge "a this city.
Tad" Maloy h. the supreme and ex-
allied ruler. and the initiation cere-
monies are all IN one act and lively
from start 10 fnish.
Col ]. q. Craddoek. editor and pub
Usher for many years OF the True Ken
sueklan (now the Kentucklan- Citixen)
az Paris, KY, passed through che city
the other morning from visit 20 Mex
leo. The colonel regretted very much
his Inability 20 stop over and see Hor-
ton Moore. who practiced law a few
years ago In Pari7 and Lexington.
l.. J. Bricker. travelling passenger
agent for the Burlington route. with
headquarters at Kansas City, came In
from the west last night, where he had
gone TO interest cattlemen 10 ship their
stock over the route he represents. lie
states that the Burlington will build a
number OF miles OF new road In Coloras
do and Wyoming this year.
Deslderio Garcia. aged 20 years, a
single man, died yesterday morning at
his room on north Broadway OF liver
trouble. lie was well known, having
worked for long time for the Crystal
Ice company; also for Leon "a. Stern.
The funeral took place this afternoon
from the Catholic church In old town.
with burial In San Ignacio cemetery.
Summers Burkhart, alderman Of the
Fourth ward. has been quite sick the
past two days. He was chairman Of
the W, ]. Bryen reception meeting and
delegated 20 appoint committees on re-
| ception, arrangement and finance. He
telephones 10 the Citizen Office that he
hopes TO have the list OF committees
ready for publication tomorrow or next
day.
]. ". Ovevhuls. the Bland deputy
sheriff. GENE In from the great Cochiti
district last night. having in charge
two prisoners. Harry T. owen and
Thos McFadden. The former attempt
ed 20 break into a house at Bland. and
the latter committed an assault upon
a companion with intent to kill. Both
were bound over 10 the county jaii 10
await the action OF the grand Jury. now
In session.
%he boys OF the newly organized
@. NJ. A. held lively meeting last
night, and four members passed
through the flrst degree. A goat had
been obtained from a neighborlng yard.
and when one OF the pew recruits was
riding him around the lodge circle. his
goatship jumped through a pane Of
glass and the members OF the c. NJ. A.
had TO 90 down In their pockets to pay
for the damage.
A party Of frst-class people from
Bellefontat,te. Ohi0--S r. Thompson.
Robert Coulter. n. s. Kerr and
Mesdames w. w Coulter and r. l..
Kerr-reached the city last night after
a stay OF day In Santa Fe. Mr..
Thompson and wife and daughter, tho
latter two having enjoyed the winter
here as guests at the Casa de orc, left
this morning for Denver. and after a
stay OF few days there they will con-
tinue 10 Beliefontaine. Ohio.
Readers OF the Citizen and other
people are warned TO steer clear OF Jew.
eiry fakirs. Several robust men, IA
kris OF the worst kind. are sporting
along the Santa re railway. and q
gang OF them have been In the city for
the past few days. Marshal McMillsn
and his lleutenants are keeping a pref
~ close watch on two or three known
members OF the gang
d. c. Hobart. a well known manipu-
iaf9r Of politics Ia Grant county, came
len from Santa Fe last night aud will
continue south 10 Silver City tomor-
row morning. He accompanied sheriff
Blair. Deputies Chaa. Johnson and jose
M0ntez 20 santa Fe with a batch OF
prisoners for the penltentiary. The
sheriff and de- lies will reach the city
from te> .TitoriAi capital tonight and
continue south.
DR. NoOd. who was here last year al
the Sooyer Medicine company attrac-
ton at the street falls and carnival. ID
again Ia the city. and seems 20 be hay.
Ing whole basketful OF fun. He has
many grievances TO relate about the
way he was treated while here and on
the road by the company. but does not
know what course he viii take for the
future.
Capt. A. n. Fuller and DR. Chas. -
Nichols, OF the Ninth cavalry, came In
from Fort WlnEate last night. They
are here as witnesses In two cases from
Fort WinEate last night. Thsy are
here as witnesses In two cases from
the FoTt--the Rowe larceny case and
the Lockett murder case. The CORNER
case ID now on trial In the district
court.
The spring millinery opening at the
store OF Mrs Oaks on west Railroad
avenue IN Ia progress this afternoon.
and az the weather 10 perfect quite a
large crowd OF ladies' are In attendance
viewing the pretty hats on display
Mrs Oaks. assisted by several youns
ladies, has nicely decorated the front
window and store with flowers.
Col J. Francisco Chavez. the veteran
OF Valencia county, ives In Santa ~
yesterday on business, and came on "a
the territorial metropolis last night. A.,
Ia here on some important Indian dep
relation claims against the govern
ment, ana Will arrange with special
government attorney, Judge Stansbui "
when bis case can be heard.
Thoa. n. Young, a well known com.
mercial traveller came In from thS
west last night. We states that west.
ern and northern Arizona have recently
been visited by several good rains. and
In consequences the stock Taisers and
farmers are happy.
Deputy United states Marshal J. J.