Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-28

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E. Cain and others, was sidetracked at
Whitewater station. They had been
on a days inspection of the Santa
Rita and Fierro mines. They con
tinued north this morning and thence
south to FL Paso.
One of Silver City's worthy institu-
tons is her national bank. c. F. Gray
son is president, Col. j.. w. Carter
cashier, 7. l.. Lowe assistant cashier,
H. II. Kelly teller. and Macon Kelly
collector. The Kelly brothers are the
sons of ]. j.. Kelly, and are Albuquer-
que products. They are among the
popular young men of Silver City, and
are an honor to their worthy parents.
Mr.. Kelly, the father, is in the har-
ness and saddlery business, and in
the early days of albuquerque resided
in the Queen City of the Rio Grande
Valley"
The Hotel San Vicente" is another
institution, though of recent establish
ment, that will prove beneficial to Sill
yer City, and will be the means of at
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excellent accommodations, to the
land of sunshine down in southern
New Mexico" 1t is the old Thinner
house thoroughly remodeled from
cellar to garnet, with all the rooms rem
ovated throughout. the walls newly
papered and the woodwork receiving
new coats of paint. 1t is, indeed, an
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tarium, and the good people of Silver
City are helping the proprietress, Mrs.
o. S. Warren, to make of 1t a pros
porous enterprise. Mrs. Pencil is the
trained nurse at the hotel, while A. G.
Miner Is the obliging clerk.
Once in a while you notice old time
~railroaders ~forsaking the business to
indulge in something less dangerous
but equally as prosperous. Ex-Conduc-
tor Harris, who for years had charge
of the Silver ~City-Deming branch, is
now in the mercantile business at Sill
yer City. He is partner of Sam
Lindauer, and they do a good business.
T. F. F~arnsworth, who is an ex-
passenger conductor on the Santa Fe,
is at the Arkansas hot springs, taking
the baths for the rheumatism. He is
a member of the grocery firm of Farms
worth Bros. The ex-conductor is well
known in Albuquerque.
Robert Mawson, one of the old time
l b~lacksmiths of Silver City, has just re.
turned from California, where he had
, gone on business and pleasure.
: Since leaving the sheriff's Office, A.
). Goodell is one of the busiest men of
: Silver City. He is the popular pro-
= prietor of a large livery stable, and alb
I solutely has corralled all the livery
and transfer business of that city.
Harry Matticks, formerly of Albu-
a querque, is now a resident of Silver
City, and holds down a job at the
I blacksmith shop of l.. II. Rawlee, a
| substantial citizen of that city.
The American Kitchen and the Joe
. French restaurants are doing big bust
ness, and report themselves prosper
Gus.
AL. Dano, a we'll known business
man of Silver City, who was at Santa
Fee during the last days of the terri.
torial legislature, returned home a
few days ago, n has been sick ever
since. He was reported yesterday suf-
fering with a slight attack o. pneu-
monia, but his attending physician
hopes to have him up and around in a
few days.
The law firm of Walton & Turner
e can catch them coming n going"
e The former is a democrat, and at the
. last general election defeated our old
friend, j. A. Shipley, in the race for
= probate clerk of Grant county, and he
is also editor of the Silver City indie
pendent. Mr.. Turner is a republican
and was one of the house members
who so ably represented his constitu
ents at the recent territorial legisla
ture. He brought back with him to
Silver City a commission from the gov
ernor as district attorney, and he will
be found the right man in the right
place in this judicial district. If one
can't get so and so office or appoint
ment, he turns in and helps his part
ner, and vice versa, thus keeping all
fat takes" within the limits of the
! firm.
Sam. Mclaughlin, formerly of Albu
querque, was here day before yester
day, leaving with his family for Mex
/. leo. where he is manager of a large
mercantile company.
Capt. George NJ. Cundiff, also an ex
Albuquerquean, is now a resident Of
Silver City, a mixologist at the Clul
House. He expects his family from
FL Paso in a few days.
Forest Mckinley, special agent o
. ! the general land Office, left last nigh