Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

rAnsmuasrnRsa.aa aNnusaeaa angnEnee.
on jall. y. n. Kent, 5000 on court
house and q 600 on jaili r. y. Mo
Gamma, 5000 on court house and 1900
furniture. Total insurance, $4,000
A meeting Cor the purpose OF ascers
tanning the opinions OF the people a.
10 holding a Territorial Fair the corn
ing fail will BE- called ina short time.
u was thought advisable. by a number
81 merchants and heavy contributors,
20 hold on tho meeting until after the
city election, and u IL now suggested
20 aRaln postpone the oaii for tho
meeting until after the dcmocratio
convention and the Bryan reception.
which will be held IN this city next
week. Plenty Of time yet 10 begin pre-
paratlons for the fair
The big milling and mining plant OF
the Coohlii Gold Mining company ~
being operated by electricity now 20
the satisfaction OF every member Of tho
company n h the Intention 90 ox-
tend line 10 Bland for the purpose OF
| Illuminating the streets and business
houses ~ tho thriving Cochiti metro
polls.
Judge stansbBry. who 10 stationed
here hearing testimony In claims
against the government over Indian de-
lpfedailons. will leave Tor Joliet. H.,
Sunday night. where be VIII also hear
Testimony la some cases unearthed In
that part 81 the country The Judge
oxpecta 10 be- absent about two weeks,
Rev. J. ". Head and family arrived
this morning from Nogales. Arizona.
They are spt aiding the dag with Rev.
y. n. Allen and tonight Will 50 on 10
San Rafael. wherethey win be- station
ed hereafter In charge ~ the Congre-
gational work around Mt Taylor.
Superintendent Wiley NJ Weaver
came down from the territorial metro
last evening. lie will retain his posi-
tlon az the head Of tho big coal COM
pany which was recentiy purchased
from the Crescent Coal company az
Gallup.
The wcst-bound limited passenger
train to-day took along with its paa-
senRors sick Navajo Indian Eifi
from the local government school The
Rirl viii be- let on the train az De-
hanoc.
At the city hail last evening Judge
Crawford united In marriage Jose
Mcdano to Mrs. Mequila Calderon.
The contracting parties are residents
~ Barelas and viii reside there Ia the
future.
The wife OF w H. stevens. 40 ac-
companied the remains Of her aunt.
] 4 a.
about two weeks ago. returned 70 this
city last evening.
Mrs. Thomas J. Curran ts entertain
ing at her home Mrs. Amado ChaVes OF
Santa Re. Mrs. Chayes IL the wife
OF the ex-auperlntondont Of public in
struction.
M. W. giournoy went out 10 Gai' ZAP
last night, where De viii assist In the
transfer Of the Crescent Coat company
business 20 the American Fuei COM
pany
II. NJ steckcr. the weli-known San
"a Re agent az Silver city. accOmpan-
led by his wife. were passengers to the
city from the south this morning.
Robert Appleton and Charles Geach
left this morning for a days hunt on
the lakes" Ia the nelEhbOrhoOd OF
Belen and Los Lunas.
u. +. Stewart. banker OF Va IHasO.
came In from the south this morning.
and Is around mingling with local H.
nanciers to-day.
Fred. w. Hoffman. Of the United
states army. came Ia from Fort Bay
ard this morning and stops at ths
Hotel Highland.
owen Dinsdale. the proprietor OF The
Rico cafe. has had plans drawn for a
neat, Ave room brick cottage.
J. Il. Hickman. a young gentleman
from Phoenix. Arizona, II the new day
clerk az sturgss European.
r. =. Trotter IL preparing 10 build a
Residence on north Fourth street. cor
ner of New York avenue.
Jose q. Chaves the Santa We stock
claim adjuHter. was north bound
passenger this morning.
Deputy Collector a. J. LOOMS. OF the
internal revenue office. came IN from
the north last evening
G. G. Clark was among ihe north
bound passengers en- route TO Band
this morning.