Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-18

fled on % day b. she whitney Co., Who
have the contract. The lire Il about COO
feet in length, and Capt. IKE Cox is In
charge Of the force of men on the job.
Joseph Brown. the machiuist who was
badly cut and crushed about thp head iu
the locomotive boiler explosion at Pres
colt ou Tuesday afternoon. worked iu
Albuquerque years age, snd h ~ Sea-
mon, the day h1silef. Who received in
juries that resulted In his death an hour
after the accident. was known to many
OF the Santa Fe ~railroaders between this
city and san Msrclal only a few years
AGO Brown has since died. The en-
piueef. e. G. Chambers. who was badly
burned, cut aud bruised. is reported 10
have ruu an engine GA the west division
OF the santa Paci6c about two years ago.
tie will doubtless survive his injuries,
bat will carry some ugly scars on his
body during the balance OF bis life.
Richard Hoffmeyer, the young nimrod
who made a most wonderful record while
out hnnting one day last year, returned
from Jemez and Sulphur hot springs yes
terday afternoon. lie left Joe Barnett at
the Jemez springs, where he ia taking a
bath regularly every day, and from all
appearances, enjoying life In the cosiest
way.
l.. A. Carr, OF San Marcial, and T. A..
Carr, Of DemiDe, came to the city last
night 10 meet their sister, Miss Angie
Carr, who Is on her way to Los Angeles,
Cal, for her health. The two brothers,
after a visit with their sister will return
to their homes. They are quartered ut
the Highland.
Mrs. X. ". Hopkins and family, who
we're on a visit To Kansas relatives and
friends. returned to the city last night,
aud In consequence the popular manager
OF the Crystal Ice works Is correspond
ingly happy.
Call at THE Green Front" shoe store
Tor children's and misses sandals and
Oxfords. black and tan, latest styles, 0 TO
8, SO cents; 81 to IL. 30 cents; Ilk TO g,
81; ladies' oxford 81 W. Chaplin, pro-
prietof.
Three vags we're put to work on the
street to-day. The yag il getting TO be
such a scarce article now that II Is diff.
acult TO corral enough OF them to keep
the streets looking neat and clean.
Sweet stuffed mangoes, pepper man
goes, dill pickles, white onions, Queen
olives, celery relish, hot stuff, catsup,
soul and sweet pickles, all In bulk at
the SAN JOSE MARKET.
JIM. Moore, real estate, fire insurance.
Money to loan, 10 per cent interest; sums
TO suit; real estate security. Office, 1876
south Second street. New telephone 222.
j., s. COrrigan, OF Gallup and Manuel
ito, was a passenger to Chicago last
night, In response to a telegram that his
wife, who is there visiting, il quite III.
The Kimball piano received highest
honors at the Worlds Fair. See the fine
display OF Kimball pianos at The whit
son Music store.
An expert Measure taker Ia the man TO
order your fall suit from. Call on Leon
Armer, N. T, Armijo block. 300 samples
TO select from.
The school board will meet tomorrow
night. All trustees are urgently re-
quested to attend the meeting.
A good No. 2 Remington typewriter for
sale cheap, at Harris second hand store,
III west Gold avenue.
Cooked corned beef, home manufacture,
10 cents per pound. Blanchard Meat and
supply Company.
The cleanest and best appointed barber
shop in the southwest-Hahn's, n. 7. Ar
mijo building,
Cool and comfortable dining cars on
Santa Fe route are obtained by use Of
electric fans.
Concentrated n%ourishment, Armour's
extract Of beef, for sale at the SAN JOSH
kARKET.
c. Pullam, the reliable barber, has
opened a shop at No. Ill north First
street.
Fine china and glassware. whitney
Co.
Crockery and glassware. whitney Co.
New bicycles at Futrelle's only s25.
Lamps and trimmers. Whitney Co.
Fresh fish. San JOSE MARKET.
sales To-Day WIN Bring Customers To-
Morrow.
Best sugar cured ham lOc
Finest Mocha and Java coffee. ....... 35e