Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-18
GALLUP NOTES!
John Kennedy on the
Trades Unions.
Frank Book Does Up a Rail-
rOader and Skipped.
Gallup Has Fine Electric ligh,
Works and Ice Factory.
INDIAN TRADING STORES.

'kOlM TRADING STORES.
w. A. Smith Is making a model
sherih for Mckinley county. He is
proving a terror to law.breakers.
Prosperity has favored ID. Venetti,
and the gentleman has laid aside the
awl and last to engage In the saloon
business.
Since resigning his Office as justice
OF the peace in this precinct Theo-
dore Maxwell is devotina his atten.
tion to his lumber business.
The Gallup railroad station agent,
Capt. Holmes. is an old printer. and
| therefore knows how to accommodate
visiting press representatives.
Rev. w. T.. Foulks, who has been
absent from Gallup the past few
weeks. returned home Thursday morn
Ing. He enjoyed a week In El Paso.
Peter Kennedy is contemplating a
trip to southern California in the near
future, where he hopes to regain his
former good health In a lower altitude.
The Citizen has added over seventy
flve new subscribers to the big Gallup
list. besides half dozen new names
In each OF the various coal mining
camps.
Miss Edith Baylss has severed her
connection with the Gallup Republi-
can as typo and has accepted a
clerical position with the Gem Grocery
company.
A new saloon has just been opened
at the Gibson mine by J. A. Gordon,
manager OF the Gage bar in Gallup.
Il. b. Morris Is In charge OF the new
establishment. '.s
Samuel OBannon, son of Luis
OBannon. OF Albuquerque, is success.
fully holding down the position of dep.
uty city marshal, and does not allow
one guilty party to escape.
George Kraker, one OF Gallup's old
standbys, conducts a first class wet
goods establishment on Main street,
and reports his business as holding up
remarkably well for this season.
The new City restaurant, which IL
owned by John Gurske, Is receiving
its portion of the patronage. The SER
vices Of Charles Stern have been re-
tanned, and this gentleman is perform.
ing his duties as assistant In an able
manner.
pa,war xatror ora coorao uo,uar.
are nrominentIv identieed w,,h tha
eytepa,ve mercontiIo inat,,n,,on ~ Ar
Caladonia Snnniv comnanv and aro
generailv canabIe NJ nrpdncinS a good
tom for the renorter when he aeks ynr
the --latest
Tho grading unfit NJ n Iantrv g
Sona hoe nitchod oamn ahon, a ,,i,a
west NJ the citv and the work of shirt.
inc tho main channel ~ The Mo puer.
90 10 in nroyress seventv.five men
with teams and scraners are engaged
I'm this task
A. Chau,o, p.v. h
among the ploneers 10 settle in New
Mexico I'm the early SOS ia vet one of
the staunchest residents of MCKINLEY
county, and ia always nleased 10 hear
the news from Albnoueroue in which
city she ia well and favorablv known
70, So,,,,o, pro -. =. A.. A..
saoond hanS h,,atn Wi ~ . .no
DoII,,,, A. - 70 .he -. 49,
ed political takers in thai citv He
makes friends nv talkIng aensiLIo moi.
tics and can sell goods with Tho hest
of them In the second hand huainass
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y, cue opera iiouse restaurant mas
skIppeo ou,, "a SANTA re racine raii
roauer eaihe ,h'1 ,ne restaurant anu
em.r e,, us,eu WIN poch soo III money
and teiegrams sent nm and down ,ha
railroad failed to Iocate him
III, ~ -, - 80.
thos, ~ linen states .nal once III
awhile a ,ne rneu.latlsni COMES pack 10
n's Joih's, anu ne Is p,annlhs W .ahe
uip " Soue"ern Sanio'hia sohetllie
W 1u,y nus noue, 10 popuia' s.op
ping p'aee III "anup' anu u mr' f',nen ,,,
20 no. a'oanu u.n m,e 90, .tn u, ha 20 on ue'A
ihe "'n VI Iast VIII ais uoins
soou business w Tue hlahuiao'uin
anu sa.e VI zee this season, Iuil
,oIcu vi Worhlhen are enpioyeu, lhe
po..lins "oshs' wnich occupies anotn,
er poI.oh oi .ne zee iaclory anu owneu
py .he seh,ol neh,pe' VI .ne nrm'
sses ehp'o'hieh' " se'erai "orA
men
Inc town OF Gallup Is well supplied
with nrst class electric lighting
a~er and owner Tba ,t.n, ,.,aa nI ~.
staIlas ana nnt 4, onara,i"r
nanai,,ra - $1,000 nho. 900
innandasoont ye ong 20 naaJ,a Or D oOU
10 n,nS in tha hns;nass housas anh raa
idancas anS twontv'eya orc ,,ahta on
.ho a.s "'' "e"'' y"
w.
Inc indian trading posts OF e. N
COTTON, u, r. Hahm ana Mr. sampson
are enjoying very hhe business even
IN these times OF depression anu the
results Oh miners strike or cohta
gioh is not 30 keenly noticeable at
these places as at others Each OF
these proprie'oIs Keep their stores
crowds are generally present.