Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-29
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
Gallup, Bland, White Oaks, CarIs-
bad, Roswell, AIamogordo.
INTERESTING SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
GALLUP.

From the Republican.
Mrs. Palmer ketner is visiting
friends for a few days at the Zuni
pueblo.
Allen, the little son of hurry John.
son, is lying very i'll at Guam with
meningitis.
w. II. Wolf has constructed a sub
stantial sidewalk around his property
on First street and Coal avenue.
H.. l.. Watkins has improved his res
tdence on Aztec avenue by enclosing
II with a substantial woven wire
fence.
Mrs. James Bowie, wife of the gu.
perintendent OF the Thatcher mine. IL
spending the summer with her mother
in Denver.
Capt. +. X. Bowie, Of the Roswell
military institute, arrived home to
spend the summer vacation with his
parents.
Mrs. T.. II. Harlow, OF Port Rich
mond, will be here next week and will
probably remain for sometime for the
benefit of her health.
The many friends OF Capt. j. w.
Green will be glad to learn hat he
has been appointed inspector OF po-
lice OF the city of Manila.
Paul Kelly has returned from his
visit to Pennington. He speaks very
highly of the San Juan country and
the people he met while there.
Bernard Mulholand had the mfsfor-
tune to lose n of his fingers while
working at well drilling near Alamo
gordo. He returned home Wednesday.
A fair will be held at the opera
house on Tuesday. June 4 by the men,
bers OF st. Agnes Guild. The doors
will be open from 2 o'clock till 3 D.
m.
w. w. Risdon. deputy county clerk
Of Mckinley county. left on a business
mission of several days duration In
southern Colorado.
In the district court of Mckinley
county suit for divorce has been en-
tered by Nellie II. Jones against
Charles Jones on the grounds OF non
support and bad treatment.
w. +. Kuckenbecker and Gregory
Page have been appointed vice presi-
dents of the Territorial Fair associa-
lion, to represent Mckinley county at
Albuquerque next fall.
This year promises to be a good
n for Indian traders. The grass is
s~pringing up In good shape all w
w NpuhNNNs ~ ildiuh btoth 10 w
ing well and the traders are happy.
Miss Rebecca Brown, one OF the
teachers of the Gallup public school.
Is now taking a course at the institute
of Berkeley university in California.
Her sister Is the wife OF one OF the
professors.
Walter Campbell has resigned his
position at the Colorado Supply COM
pany's store, to take effect May 31st,
at which time he will take cnarge of
the Clarkville store. His family will
spend the summer in southern Call.
fornia.
There IL a report in circulation
among Indians that some Indians en-
gagged In a fight last Sunday night,
south of town, and that one OF them
was killed and buried the same night.
No confirmation has been received
as yet of the report.
Antonio Benitoni, an Italian miner
who left here Sunday In company with
some other miners, bound for Spring
Valley, Illinois. went crazy on the
train and IA taken charge OF by
| friends in Kansas City. He is a men,
Der of the local lodge Of Red Men.
Il. Rienenschneider, agent for the
| Schlitz Brewing company, spent a day
In Gallup this week. Morello Bros.
will handle Schlitz beer by the car
load. Their first car arrived yesterday
They have the K~uchenbecker ice
house on Railroad avenue fitted up in
good shape.
Some excitement was created on
Railroad avenue by a negro miner
from Gibson, who fred three shots
from a revolver apparently at Deputy
Marshal O'Bannon, who could not re-
turn the fire on accoun of bystand-
ers being in the way. Marshal Win
ders and O'Bannon pursued the ne
gro across the Puerco, where a couple
OF shots were exchanged between the
parties. The negro escaped in the
darkness.