Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
BEAR CANYON RESORT.
A SPLENDID MOUNTAIN SPOT

pear canyon, in the Sandia noun
tains and within three hours drive of
the city, is popular mountain resort
this summer. and besides the Campers,
who have been out there the past few
weeks. the canyon is visited every
Sunday. provided the day ls fine, by a
large delegation from the city. Such
was the case yesterday. for the day
in the mountains appeared as If made
To order" so nice and pleasant. and
many took advantage of the day and
hied themselves TO this resort.
The Citizens note book came in
good play. and the following names
were placed upon II OF people found
in the canyon yesterday.
At Spring No. I.
w X. Rawllns, wife and children.
Tue little daughter. Miss Rose, is sick,
and the trip was made Tor her benefit.
Mr.. Rawlins returned to the city in
the evening.
Mr. and Mrs NJ l.. Albers, Mrs. r.
A. Anderson, Miss Pauline Schneider
and Mrs. |. l.. Plummer. Mr.. Albers
and Mrs. Plummer returned TO the
city in the evening.
Il. Maharan, wife and children.
Geo johnson. wire and daughter,
with Mrs. Frederickson and daughter,
Gustav Il. Gustafson and Otto Newlan-
der.
j. H. Bearrup and wife. J. c. Ferger
and wife, and Charles Gornstein and
wife. This party returned to the city
in the evening
DIR. and Mrs. Francis Crosson. Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. McCreight and Miss
Gearing. They also returned to the
city y moonlight.
At Spring No. 2.
At spring No. the following were
found enjoying themselves, there be-
ing two parties
Mrs. Il. W. Hopkins and son, Mrs.
l.. f.. Werner and daughter Miss Olive
Herrold, Charles w Mehan and ia
dy," Frank Jones and Wallace Hessel-
don. Jr.
MIR. and Mrs. F. Scheck. Mr. and
Mrs. A. ID. Wick, .urs. Ed. Quickel and
son, Mrs. N. Menard of Topeka Will
lam Morris. j. Rsvanie, Charles Mey.
ers, Jr., and Frank Henry Scneck.
Both parties returned to the city in
| the evening
At Spring No. 8.
Boomers Camp no. Mrs. Joseph
Snoup. Miss NJ. Shoup. Harry Shoup,
Miss NJ. Ps2el. William Wesco and
Paul Millenbaugn. The dog "Toser"
was in this camp. Some returned to
the city in the evening; others re-
manned.
Constable and Mrs. James II. Smith,
Walter Woods and wife, and Charles
Burgette were found comfortably fix
ed. Constable Smith returned in the
evening after late supper,
At Camp Bear: c. c. Seemuller
and wife, w II Cobb, son and daugh-
| ter were found.
Camp Osoez-F. w. Spencer, wife
and children, Austin whittlesey and
Misses Jamie Richards and Carrie
| Newell
Frank Fulmer, the second hand deal-
err, with his wife and children are in
| camp Tor a couple OF weeks.
| NJ. Nj. butcher and wife, and Oscar
| Il. skinner wife and children spent
| the day at spring No. 3.
A. w. Hayden has a big tent at
these springs. anu the newspaperman
found the following at the Hayden
camp: Mrs Hayden, Misses Winifred
and Gladys Hayden, Clifford Hayden,
Miss Julia Bronson, Frank Bronson,
Samuel Miller and Misses Elsie Fra
zier. Mr. Hayden was also there yes
terday. He returned in the evening
TO the city.
Dew Drop Inn" is the Whitney
company's camp. Yesterday, c. ID.
con and family, Mrs. r. 5. Francis
and daughter, Miss Ethel and son,
Walter. besides William Bryce and
family. The Francis family returned
TO the city in the evening.
At the Falls.
A. Simpler and family, and y. Han
lay and family have been In camp the
past few weeks. They will break
camp today, and move back to the
city. The falls is known as Pulpit
hock."