Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

repaid FOR attending, The Jokes wefe
exceptionally good, the aW mill scene
realistic, aud sue play throughout was
exciting and humorous. 'Uncle Josh
alructhy' and She children NJ his com.
pany left for santa Ne this morning.
James uun, chief engineer Of She santa
Va rail- way, aud X, ". CRAM. the resi-.
uent engineer 90 Las Vegas, who accom-
party south the other morning. returned
v the eiiy this morning Ia special ear
No. 2l3 and continued north 10 springer,
where NJ. Dua will look over some work
being done IN that Vicinity. Ne was seen
this morning by CITIZEN representative
and stated that the Mu ice narty rested
last night NJ ninrun aud wcufd 20 70 M
Ptao 70 day, wheu THIRD Vice President
Barr w0ald be met on his return from an
Inspection tour over the Gulf railroad.
These railroad cfisals are expected 10
teach Albuquerque tomorrow.
Last Saturday night, At 10 o'clock,
Santos Armiio , IArAmillo died al his
residence az Atrisco after = short illness
from malsTial fever. Ne was brother
Of Judge jesus Armiio , JaTamlllo and
Judge Pollcarpio Arm 10 , Jaramillo.
The deceased VISA about f6 years Of age,
aud leaves q wife aud three children 20
mourn hts death. funeral aeFvlcea we're
conducted this morning II the Catholic
church In Atrisco. with burial In the
church graveyard.
Mrs. Q. n. Tyler left last Saturday
nignt for San BeFnardln0, Cal A later
letter from her daughter, Mrs. Y. q. Glib.
son, gives the news that Mrg. Cave luce
Miss Jessie Tyler), who was accidentally
hurt the other day, II still seriously IN
jared, and unconscious AZ times Capt
Tyler this afternoon receiFed dispatch
from his wife, WIN had reached San Bsr-
nardino, which stated that Mrs. Cave WAS
. little better, and there were hopes Tor
her recovery
Messrs. LAney and Miller, the Denver
Representatives OF the British America
Assurance company, have retained 10
Denver The Insurance business Of Ma.
ijf W. A Rankin. who represented the
above company In this city, will here
after b. conducted by Rankin n Co., con-
siituting Don. J. Rankin aud Geo. O..
Bowman
Miss Joaeiita J. Gutierrez expects 10 20
10 California soon 90 visit her sister,
Yrs, A. n. OterO, who, Il IL rumored. II
quite lonely, a. she expects 10 lose her
daughter, Miss Fiorence, who will enter
a convent; and her ecu, Juan, who II
going 70 Msnila. A visit from her sister
Sill 40 doubs cheer and comfort hsr.
Bachechi " eiiomi. the wholesale iiqn ~
merchants. purchased to-day the Val
blatz Brewing property Oh North First
street, adjoining the Santa Ne track.
upon which they will make some extern
-iye alterations. The sale Was negOtia
tad by Mr.. Miller. special agent OF the
company from Milwaukee.
Q. A Blttger. proprietor Of the sunny
side Inn," old town, continues 10 i'm.
prove his place and make IL attractive
For some time he has baen having the
space In front OF the Inn Oiled and
graded, and intends 10 still further
oeautiiy Il by planting trees, shrubs and
tiOwera
Robert Marion Brown, the commercial
tourist whose headquarters aud home are
Ia this city, returned from western
trip last Saturday night, aud IN around
interviewing local merchants to-day.
Wv Clark and wife came In from
Bland Last night and put up At sturges'
European. They returned north this
morning. Mr. Clark IA connected with
tie AlbemaFle company.
After business trip TO the towns
north OF the metropolis, James D. Rakin,
VI helini & kakin, has returned 10 the
city,