Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-10
yis now overcrowded with miners who

CHS IA now overcrowded with miners who
return 10 this country financially embar-
rassed. The White lass n skaguay rail.
road IL advertising for 1900 men 10 90 10
work building railroad. Idle men refuse
20 go 10 work for this company for the
reason that the wages paid are only 30
aud 10 cents An hour, and during the
winter months they are only able TO get
in about three or four hours "A day. Mr..
Turner expects TO leave for the east In @
few days.
Judge Warren has received q copy OF
the Quincy, Ill, Wing. which gives an &C
count OF the death OF Mrs. Mary A. Nor.
rls, the widow Of Hen. Isaac n. Morris,
who vas n member OF congress from the
Quincy. ILL.,, district for many years.
Mira. Morris was the oldest living resident
OF Quincy, having resided there since
1929. The Norris family are known to
all the old residents OF the military track
OF Illinois, many OF whom are scattered
throughout the western states and terri.
tories, and who will hear with profound
regret OF the death Of this venerable lad Y.
Mrs. Morris was 50 years old.
A letter from c. d. Rogers, OF San
BerDstdino. Cal, who was formerly en-
pl0yed In the carpenter department az
the railroad shops in this city, states that
he has been laid up for the past thirty.
five days with injuries which he received
from falling off u ladder. He Ia now
able TO walk abaut on cfntches.
A movement IL on foot to establish a
Florence Crittenton home In Albuquer.
que. The organic ~ are waiting for a
lot. viii not donate one or
more lots TO this good cause. Location
outside Of the business psrt OF the city
preferred. TIE CITIZEN will receive such
donation.
Eye strain from studying weakens the
eyes and causes headache. Cheap or
badly fitted glasses also cause eye strain
and pain in the temples. Eyes tested
free by Prof. McCsnn. at Dr. Berry's
drug store.
Mrs. l.. A. Miller, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Moore. OF this city.
accompanied by her two children, arrived
from ST. joseph. Mo last night and will
visit with her parents for several weeks.
All ladies interested in rescue mission
work are requested to meet at the Ar
mory hall to morrow Wednesday after.
noon at 2 o'clock. Let the good ladies of
this city attend this meeting.
This morning at the cathedral In Old
Albuquerque, Frank de Luchi and Mrs.
Rosa Muzio were united In the holy bonds
OF wedlock. THE CITIZEN extends n
gratulations.
Isaac Dunlap, a brother OF Samuel
Dunlap. who died here about "A year ago,
will arrive from La Conner, Wash, 20.
night, and intends TO spend the winter
in this city.
We move the latter part OF this week
sure. Until we do we'll continue to offer
unheard OF bargains at the old stand.
B. Ilfeld II Co.
Highest cash prices paid for furniture
and household goods. Automatic phone
l7g. 7. A. WRITTEN.
II you need anything In winter goods
you cat saw big money by calling on Is.
llfeld ~ Co.
Prices cut on everything during I'D
vance inventory sale. RosenNald Bros.
Woman wants work by day. washing
or cleaning. Address, Xxx, CITIZEN office.
$40 figure crepon skirts. the finest
made. only $3.50 this week at llfeld's.
Best on earth, Gideon Queen cook stove.
see II at 205 south First street.
Twenty five per cent of dress goods.
Rosenwald Bros.
A new and big stock Of lamps. Whit
| ney Co.