Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
From Thurdsy'. DAILY.

Miss Nina 0terO, daughter Of Mrs. A.
n. Bergere, from Santa Ne, Is here visit
Ina Miss Leila AtmiiO.
@. r. Perry, the we'll known SanlA Ne
Pacific division tTalBmAs,e,, II In the
city to-day on business.
Win Springer and James Gunsield left
this morning for the PinOs Wells country.
rhsv will be absen. several days,
Miss Lizzie westerfeld, sister Of the
Westerield Bros, cigar manufacturers OF
this city, left this morning for her home
at Trinidad.
Il. W,D Bryan, who was ~ Santa re
attending the present session Of the ter
rliorlal supreme court, returned to this
city last night
Mrs. G. Flournoy and daughter left
last night for San Antonio, Texas, where
she will visit her sleier. Mrs. shuckhart
for several weeks.
Hon. +. d. Burns, wife and daughter.
o. Rio Arriba county. will pass through
Albuquerque this evening on their way
20 the City Of Mexico.
J. II, Hurley. the popular division sup.
erintendent Of the Santa Ne road. came
In from the south aud continued north 10
Las Vegas this morning.
Abe Harris, policeman Of this city.
who was called TO Trinidad, Colo, az a
witness In tins Collier burglary case. 70.
turned 10 THE city last night.
Ju6ge stAnsbuFy, who e > special gov.
ernment attorney hearing evidence In
the Indian Expectations claims, returned
TO thu city on the limited TO day from
Las Vegas.
Adolph shultz, che NJ PasO merchant,
came Ia from the south this morning,
and WAS met At the depot by Mrs. b.
SPITE. q sister. Tbs young gentleman
continued east.
Rev. A r. Morrison. the superintendent
Of the Methodist Episcopal church. left
this morning for Santa Ne He will re-
main there during tho day and leave
10 morrow for Ration.
W T.. PowArs, route sgsn. Of the
Wells, Fargo Expssss company, left this
morning for Santa NJ, while his friend,
Attorney T. A. Finical WAS passenger
Tor Che capital last night.
Is. A. Workman and Ben Caphari, two
we'll known and popular engineers, on
the santa Ne Pacific, came ia from the
west last night, and expect 10 leave to-
morrow morning for nj Paso.
Hon. SilGs Alexander district attorney
OF the sooOrro judicial district. with his
family, came In from the south yester.
day afternoon, and left last night fos
southern California, 20 be absent III
the territory for several weeks,
". l.. Jones, for twelve years book
keeper ut the First National bsnk, Santa
Fe. came In on che dyer to-day and will
remain few days, during which time
jos Sheridan will show the gentleman
cOurtssies Mr.. Jones expects soon TO
leave for southern California.
In postal card 10 THE CITIZEN, @. G.
Clark desires this paper 10 state posi-.
lively that he IL not the assistant post
master Of Bland. The postmaster IL b.
u shaw, and Mr.. Clark WIS only there
temporarily assisting Ia the transfer OF
the ONCE from ths outgoing postmaster
J. X. Turner and ]. h. Cline. two New
Workers, interested In the Copper Hill
Mining company, Of RlneOnadO, Taos
county, left for the north this morning.
MFs. X. Anderson and Miss Blanche vii.
~, who, it Ia claimed by the New Msxl.
can, are Chicago Journalists accom-.
panied tbs gentlemen north.
Lieutenant Hiekok. Will his wife aud
twenty members Of Troop K. Ninth cal.
vary, passed up the road for Fort Dues.
ehene, Utah, this morning Ths5 we're
stationed u Fort Bayard. but day before
yesterday ,he lieutenant turned over that
fort TO the medical department Of the
government and with his few soldiers
/ lett sOf bhe utAh TORT
Mr.. and Mra. Ernest Liz Of south Arno
street, are rejoicing IN the arrival OF q
sweet baby daughter, who opened her
eyes on this busy world yesterday noon.
Papa and mamma are a happy a. can be
and grandma Fink Is charmed. and II
the little miss only knew Il she would
congratulate herself on having such a
do1ing nurse ~ grandma will b..
A civil service examination will be-
held In this city February and for
record clerk. penltentiary service. ut NJ.
i.eayeRworth, Kas.i salary 1890 per
year. Also for assistant ethnolORi. libra
rian, smIthOhian Institute; salary eco
per month. ca February 10 aud rs. a..
sistant and expert In forestry history,
department Of agriculture; salary $1,000
per year.
The remains Of Mrs.. ]. y. BulEeF
reached this city last night from
Chicago, being accompanied by two be.
reaved daughter, Mrs 3. n. Bingham
and Yias Grace sulEr, The body was
at once removed to the home ranch on
the mesa where farewell prayer was
said this afternoon BY Rev. Renison, OF
the g. Johns Episcopal church. after
which the remal0s we're consigned 20 a
tomb In FaiTVieW cemetery. Funeral
services had already been held at Chi.
cago. A number Of friends VI the Dc
ceased attended the services on the mesa
thia afteFuOOn.