Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-31
the CAPITAL CITY.
Judge McFls and Court Party HIS
Returned 10 Santa Fe.
JUDGE PRINCE HAS A KICK


business, and in his rounds picked up
the following interes, ng paragraphs: |
W. d. Alright is the meat carver at
the big department store OF Cart |
wright, Davis a. Co. He Is all right.
,hos. O'Donnell. VINO was in bust |
ness In Cerrillos q few years ago. is
now a hackman in the employ OF chas.
Closson.
The Palace and The Clare hotels
are crowded these lays, on account OF
the visitors attending the carnival
company.
George s. Blunt and W. X. Price,
both ex-Albuquerqueans, report them
selves getting along nicely. They are
prospecting
CLas H. Lummis. the magazine ed
itor and writer OF Sou,nern California,
was at Santa Fe the past few days
vis.t,as MIR. and Mrs Amado Chaves
z r. Ness who was justice OF
the p,.lc oi Cerrillos Tor many years,
is now residing with his FAMILY in the
of ialuable coal mine nea. ,errillos
James H. Nicholson is the efiicieh.
advertising agent OF the Santa Fe
Central He Is also the news editor
OF the New Mexican. IN both posi-
lions he liz ali o. ~. and rusiler for
business and news
~ G. Yontz, who years ago resided
In this city ana then in Cerrillos, is
now In business in Santa Fe, and his
Mace OF business is at No. 2i7 San
Francisco street. He reports himself
getting along nicely.
The territorial school superintend'
ent, Col j. francisco Cnaves, Is re-
ceiving the quarterly returns from
the school superintendents OF the va
rious counties. Some OF these reports
present some interesting figures as to
rent, fuel, etc.
Mayor Sparks is an enthusiastic
Santa rean. and he has good reasons
TO feel enthused The Capital city
Is picking up in good shape, and I'M
provements are noticeable In all parts
of the city. The mayor really believes
that Santa Fe will give Albuquerque
merry chase FOR first place in
very short time.
DIR. G.. o. Harrison, well known
dentist, is now established in an Office
in the Capital city, and says he Is do
ing a good business. Years ago he had
an Office here. but took fancy to Ger
rillos end moved to that town, ana
now he Is in Santa he. Mrs. harrison
10 in this city. the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Graham.
The card writing indulg~d In be-
tween Judge Is. s. Baker and District
Attorney F. w. Clancy, OF this Judicial
district. who seem to differ on certain
court prophecies. has proved interest
ing reading to the attorneys and poll
ticians OF the Capital city. and they
are viewing the battle with great
deal OF pleasure
The Bon-Ton lodging house. with
restaurant attached. had as guests
The Hickory Farm" company Thurs
day night They appeared at the Cap
ital city opera house that night, and
the crowd enjoyed real "barnstorm-
ing" show. On the trip to the Capital
city from Lamy Junction oae OF the
actors lost his Derby, and had to ride
into town hatless.
Politics have shifted from Santa
Fe TO Albuquerque. sal an old tim
er yesterday, land while we Santa
Feans fear the ultimate result. which
means much trouble for Albuquerque,
we are nevertheless glad that we are
to have rest from the wranglings
here In Santa Re. Politics go hand
In hand with strikes, and both are
ruination to any town"
The Talbot Whitney Carnival com
pany tsame as showed here during
fair week except change in nam, are
holding forth In Santa Fe, and draw
big crowds both afternoon and even
ing. The only thing lacking at the
Talbot whitney company is the cou
chi.couchi dancer. She Is not pre-
sent having left the company here
and gone to FL Paso
b. w. Robbins, the general freight
and passenger agent OF the Santa r.
Central railway, says business on thu
new line is picking up nicely, and thu
people residing along the road have
almost abandoned the road wagons
and now make their trips ny rail. HI
thinks the Santa Fe Central will
sooner or later, loom up as yer,
valuable New Mexico railway.
Princes Kick.
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