Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-12
FRESH FROM ALBUQUERQUE.
The New Mexican's Special Correspondent
Furnishes Another Readable
Budget Of Notes

Special Correspondence New Mexican.
Albuquerque, Jan. 11.-Your cores
pondent visited the railway shops here
and found desirable state Of. af-
fairs existing. The shops are working a
full complement of hands, and about
400 are running over time. Master Me-
chanic Enos said that new men are taken
in as fast as places can be found for
them or as needs require. Jacob Shil-
ling, of Bloomington, H., has been APP
pointed as,gencral foreman of the works,
replacing Foreman Giegolt who has serv-
ed in that capacity for some years.
Master Carbuilder John l.. Andrews
has been transferred to San Bernar-
dino, Calf, where he will fill the
same position as here. His successor at
the local works has not yet been APP
pointed. 1t is not known as yet who will
secure the place.
Conrad c. Lucid, who was injured in
the Santa Fe railway disaster at EN-
his attorney yesterday filed with the
District court clerk the papers in
IS, 900 damage suit, against the A.. II, &
S. f. Railway company.
The family of B. B. Garcia mourns
the loss of al infant son, whose demise
occurred yesterday morning
Mr.. 7. Moriarity, sheep raiser in the
Chilli section, OF Bernalillo county, was
In town yesterday. He declares that
sheep thieves are making their obnox-
ious presence felt in that vicinity
When Albuquerque awoke this morn
ing, it looked out upon IL snow-storm,
that had many pretensions of d blizzard.
After Il few hours, however. it cleared
up and by evening there wasn't a white
spot on the ground to show that there
had been the effect of laying the dust
which was much needed.
Among the visitors here yesterday was
Jones Talaferro, Il member of the we'll
known firm of Taliaferro Bros, at White
Oaks. Mr.. Taiafcrro told his friends
that White Oaks was enjoying period
)f prosperity at present, such as it had
not seen in years. The building of the
railway into Lincoln county is increas-
ing the confidence held in White Oaks
by its citizens.
The first meeting in the new year of |
The Albuquerque council was held on |
Monday evening The annual reports |
Of the town officers were submitted and
Mayor Albright delivered an address.
'cvewing the work performed in the
various departments of the citys gov
'rnment during the past year, He
spoke very encouragingly of the present
status of the city's affairs and was opti-
nstic in speaking for the ensuing year.
Early this morning Miss Annie Dun
IAN, who lives with her sister, over the
,ayres millinery store met with what
night have been very serious accident,
'ut the young lady fortunately escaped J
With no broken limbs or anything worse
han what -.--;ll ..o~o,5.situtU irUI .Iust
confinement to her room for several days.
)escendnga a flight of steps, which was
covered with the falling snow, she slip
led and fell headlong to the bottom.
Friends picked the injured young wo-
nan up and carried her to her room,
where she is now resting easily under
he care of a physician.
The directors of the First National
anlk held a meeting last night. Presi-
ent j. Reynolds came down from Las
'egas to be present at the meeting
Judge Crawford yesterday tied the
uptil knot for Miss Bessie Kelley and
ir Serafino Romero, both of this city.
Prof. Tinsley has returned to his du
les at the university after several days
from an attack of the grip.
The Chautauqua circle held the first
leeting of '9s at the home of Mrs.
liller last evening.
G. G. Bromley, of Kansas City, who
as been here for few days, will proba- :
ly leave for White Oaks, where he in :
ends to engage in the jewelry business.
For carrying concealed weapons, Mar /
in Bird will be Jail canary for the s
ext SO days, being sent up up by Judge {
rawford Il
The body of Don Francisco Lopez, the 5
ged and wealthy sheepman, who died !
l this city, has been shipped to his 2
ONE at Pueblitos, Valencia county.
[r. Lopez died of Bright's disease from
hich he was a sufferer for several !
ears. He was past 20 years old.
The children of st. Johns Episcopal
hurch enjoyed a literary treat and a c
EAST of good things for little stomachs /
the opera house last evening. c