Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-14

you. The genuine must have our pri-
vate stamp over the neck of the bottle.
sence the business is in good hands.
for Mr.. Russell is assisted in its man.
aeement by Mrs. Elsie, who is his sis
ter.
The BARRIERS of Gallup are John Arms
on Railroad avenue, and w. X. Chap
man on Second street. They own the
only tonsorial shops of the town and
are skilled knights of the razor.
N. j.. Reid, who resided in Albuquer-
cue Tor several years. is employed in
Carman's grocery store here, and is
getting along nicely.
]. G.. Moloney and family, after re-
siding in albuquerque the past year,
have returned to Gallup end Mr.. Mo-
loney is now in line for an office at
the approaching town election.
Nj. II. Sabin, representing the whole
sale grocer. l.. B.. Putney, was here in
terviewing grocery dealers On Tues
day. He reported a number of good or
ders.
Gus Mulholland, the well known well
driller who recently drilled several 300.
foot wells on the new Rock Island-El
Paso line, was here on a visit to his
family. He left Thursday for the Ala
mogordo country.
The village blacksmith is Sam. Boil
Ter, and he is doing a good business.
T. c. DeShon, who also does n general
blacksmithing business, say he is kept
exceedingly busy these days.
John koenig has sold out his saloon
business to Joseph Hoefferle, and
Koenig says he will return to coal
mining.
Mrs. f. F. Booklet, who purchased
the millinery business OF Mrs. M. Rail-
lard a few months ago. will have her
spring opening of millinery next We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday. She has
prepared Tor a fine business this
spring.
: The Blackstone disciples of Gallup
are l.. l.. Henry and X. X. Scott, and
they get all the legal business of the
| town. They are bright young attor-
neys. and are popular with the people.
{. Ellis Winders is the town marshal,
with w. A. Kreamer as assistant. They
guard the town well, and with w. A.
Smith as the high sheriff, Gallup and
Mckinley county are well policed.
George Koenig has returned to Ial
lup after a trip to Los Angeles, where
e he went to be operated upon for appen
dicitis. He is o digging coal at the
Rocky Cliff mine.
The butchers of Gallup are McQuade
& Brown. They do a big business.
The restaurant on Railroad avenue
conducted for five years by Mrs. A. NJ
Tamoney, is now under the manage
s ment of Joseph Koenig. On sellinf
out Mrs. Tamoney and children took 6
trip to the Buffalo exposition and re
t turning took up her residence In {
4 -n Tho ntrtcEirtG Che q n
cumulated a well earned compensation
by hard work. and deserves a rest r
S business.
f. f. Kenney, well known contrac
n tor and builder, is not blue on accoun
s of the coal mine situation here. II,
y has several good contracts that will
keep him busy during the summe
d months.
n Mrs. II. M. Hogan, who came to Ga
e lup a short time ago from A~lbuquerqu
" and purchased the Mrs. Paxton lodgin
house. is doing nicely and says sh
e likes Gallup very much. The lady ha
8 many friends among the railroad en-
ployes, and her rooms are kept occ,
70 pied all the time. i.
s. Arthur Maxwell, one of the stead
Is young gentlemen of Gallup, has take
4 hold of his fathers lumber yard an
other business interests like a veteran
y and is proving a great help to his wi.
owed mother. Judge Theo. Maxwell
% whose sudden death occurred a shol
le time ago, was n of Gallup's foremo:
ie citizens, and was mayor OF the tow
n when his career was cut short !
death.
lie Some of the incest residence pro
~ erty in the city is owned by Mrs. Cha
Harding. Some time ago she Tstarte
on a handsome two-story brick res
dence. and hopes to complete 1t durin
the summer.
Hon. T. N. Hinch appeared on tn
street yesterday with his moustacf
shaved off, giving him a decided
Younger look. The transformation
credited to the fact that Mr.. Hinch
now mayor of Gallup.
Mrs. j. c. Carman, wife OF a Ra
road ven groceryman, departed
few days ago for Louisville, Ky"
visit relatives and friends.
]. A. Wells, who resided in Alb
auerque a few years ago, is in the d
livery business here. He gets h
share of orders.
Samuel Neustadt, representa-
Grunsfeld Bros, of Albuquerque, w
here Wednesday. He left for q
! Navajo reservation stores.
Z Fred. Fornoff, deputy United Stat
marshal, came in from Albuquerql
Wednesday. and is on a trip to sever
q places on the Navajo reservation, I
4 the purpose of summoning witness
to Albuquerque to appear IN nan
y dozen Indian whisky selling cases.
. DIR. C. l.. Edmundson is arranging
: leave Gallup next month for New for
s Hon. c. N. Cotton, a big general me
= chant of Gallup. a returned ITO
Denver. where he was on business.
Lawrence Smith, who was a III
versity student a few years ago
chief clerk under Master Mechanic
NJ. Sanjule. He is a popular your
man. well liked by everybody In Oh
: lup. and especially the young ladies'.
Mrs. Wells, mother of Mrs. Palm
Ketner, who has been seriously Ill, w
reported better yesterday. Mr.. ketn
is the efficient manager OF the Cared
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