Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-25
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been visited the past week by heavy
rain storms and that the country Is
beginning to look better since the long
dry spell was broken.
Robert Branagh. one of the propric.
tors Of the Horse Shoe Club" was in.
Producing To Albuquerque friends to.
day j. j. May. who arrived this morn.
in, from III paso. Mr.. May is n whole.
sale cigar manufacturer of Trinidad.
and reports business good on his pres.
cnt trip.
The Las Vegas Optic says: Edward
q. Thomas. who recently came to this
city from Albuquerque. has been rec
commend fer appointment TO be n let
ter carrier In place of VIM. Is. Stapp.
resigned. He vas at one time a clerk
in the New York postonice. but has
been n resident OF New Mexico for
over two years.
4 Telegram from San Marcial says q
little item on the river AMI n little
damage done."N particulars. but Il IL
inferred that the heavy rain. which
prevailed In that vicinity last night.
caused the river. arroyas and acquiag
to overflow. flooding the lowlands and
causing some damage to valley farms
and along the railroad track.
when No. s arrived from California
last night among the Albuquerqucans
| who were seen to alight were Robert
Putncy, proprietor of the wholesale
grocery establishment. The gentle
mar was accompanied by his cstima-
Dle wife and little children, and had
just returned from the refreshing eli
mate of southern California.
Besides the attractions on the mid.
way and fair grounds during fair
week. there Will be an attraction at
the CroCkery and glassware store of a,
u. MCGaffay a. Co. that will capture
the eye Of he feminine population. An
expert carver of glassware will be
here, who will carve any design on
glass dishes that one may wish.
James Grunsfeld went up To his Long
Green mine. IA valuable copper prop.
erty east of BernalillO. today, where
he will inspect the workings which
have been accomplished recently. lie
was accompanied by his brother, Ed.
ward. who 10 doubt will become inter.
estcd In other properties In that vicin-
ity. The gentlemen will return tonight,
The little daughter of James Ora.
ham, whose head anne in contact with
an AK which her brother was swing,
ing last week and sustained a serious
scalp wound, Is getting along nicely
and 10 serious complications are like.
~ To arise. The cash inflicted rcquir.
ed the services of "A surgeon, who re-
duced the fracture by a needle and
/ thread.
In the twelfth block on south See,
ond street Mrs. Barbara Sanchez is
having erected an adobe residence
and store building combined. The
structure, which will be one story in
heighth, Is 20X7O feet in ground di
mansions. h. B|erardinelli, the con
tractor. finished laying the stone foun
dalton yesterday and work on the
walls vas begun today.
This morning Engineer Allan Ken
nody left overland for San Pedro In
company With County Surveyor j. X
Farwell, j. NJ. Barlow and George
Saint, They will make several prelim
mary surveys for the Santa Fe Central
from that point To Pinos Wells. The
work will require about six weeks
time, after which the gentlemen will
return to Albuquerque and report tC
Secretary j. N. Saint.
l., l." Gatewood, bo~ok-keeper at THE
Economist dry goods store, has just
completed the p%en-drawing Of u most
handsome design of "A bank check foI
John s. Beaver, proprietor OF the
Clarkville coal yards. At n end OF
the check there is a panel for "A pic.
ture,in which will be inserted the half
tone likeness OF the three children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver. The drawing
will be IN exhibition for a few days at
The Economist" before being sent t.
the photographers.