Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-19
GALLUP

"y.IIams" sends In n Batch Of Interesting
Items,
Special Correspondence.
Gallup. n. NJ, May 1s.-Gregory Page
Is expected home from st. 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
20 the Canavan building now occupied
by Grachini Il Cremonetto. The new
location will give better satisfaction
than the present one.
The new round house will not be
built this year.
Messrs. winders and Kelly are inn
proving their coal claim six miles west
OF here. The shaft is down forty feet.
Miss Gertie Whitney leaves for Gar
den city. Kansas, tonight.
John Murphy, who draws a pension
OF $50 per month. and Thomas Ryan, a
laborer from Lantry's gang. came to
grief by appropriatlng s. from Kitch-
ems wheel game. They were sent to
the county Jail for three month
The small children at the public
school will give an entertainment at
their assembly hall tonight.
Pillar Salas died at the Otero mine
on Monday Of abscess of the brain. He
left "A family.
Several cars OF coal were condemned
by Inspector Beddone this week.
A picked nine OF old-time base ball
players will play the "Hey Rubes" on
s.-u-. NH w4... ..Y In.s
Sunday for a game. but the day was
stormy.
w. A. Maxwell has returned from
oregon and Is spending a few days here
looking after business matters.
A. Vargo. a 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 Sc and costs.
one VIM. Stewart was sent to jail
for five days for peddling without a
license.
From expressions heard on the
streets. many citizens would be very
willing to let Albuquerque have Fort
wingate.
Some Of the mines laid on this week
wv WIS W a ldfh VI NdIHs
A large number OF mechanics and
laborers are working at Fort Defiance
and Whitewater on the new govern
ment buildings nov under contract to
j. II. owen. Of Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Minnie Arnot, OF walcot, N.
Y, died Of pneumonia at Fort Defiance
on Tuesday. The remains were shipped
to her old home. She was an Indian
school teacher.
one OF Mrs. Needock's little children
was severely scalded yesterday by up
setting a pan of boiling water.
A subscription Will be taken up at
the Crescent mines for the assistance
OF a miner who lost his leg some
months ago. Since being crippled he
has been supported from the hospital
fund.
Paul Gilmore, Of Gibson. was again
hurt by a lump Of coal falling on his
leg.
John Giacomino was badly burned at
Thatcher by coal.
Two Italians We're hurt at Gibson by
a fall OF coal.
A Mexican miner had his collar bone
broken at the Catalpa.
Major Van Doren Is in town from
Bluewater.
John Wood is selling young cotton
wood trees at so cents each.
Frank Brown Is weigh boss at the
Gibson, M incidentally the
Gallup town herd.
Hose Company No. l met last night
and elected the following officers:
Murphy. foreman; Sharp, first assist
ant; Kramer, second assistant: Sabin.
secretary; RUSSELL. treasurer. Dele
gates were also selected to attend the
department meeting next week, al
which time a chief will be elected.
WILLIAMS.