Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
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From Wednesdays Daily
FRANKIE A. stephani. cashier az the dry
goods store 81 L. u. stern a Co, has
reaiRned his position. and Will leave In
a few days for Chicago whore he VIII |
resume his old position IN the bicycle
department Of Sears. Rocbuck n Co.'S
ut~rc.
According to previous arrangements,
Mrn. Albert Grunsfeld leaves tonight
for Boston. Mass she will sail from
New York on April 20 for Germany,
being accompanied on her European
trip by her daughter. Mrs. Albert
Elsemann and children. Of Boston.
The citizen publishes elsewhere, in
,e-slay's issue. the annual report OF the
dosngs Of city Marshal McMillin for
the fiscal year just closed. II shows,
a. this paper stated yesterday, that
Marshal McAfnlin made bis office SELF
sustaining and added money 60 other
funds Of the city's finances.
DIR. J. r. Rutherford and family, az
ter a stay 81 about a year In this city
ieft last night for their old home az
Bishop. Penn, where they viii per
manently reside In the future. The
trip to the Rio Gandc valley waa
made for the health VI Mru. Ruther-
ford. and she returns a perfectly well
woman.
/ r. Milton johnson. the popular SUI
perinsendent 81 the properties Of the
lCochitl Gold Mining company al Able
marie. was a passenger 10 the city last
II IA a -
trlct tomorrow morning. lie states
that the big plant NJ Albemarle - now
loperated by electricity and everything
connected thorcwith seems 10 be work
ing finely.
Edward Fullenwider. the fireman
who was fatally injured In the Santa
Re railway wreck near Trinidad the
other day. and whose death occurred al
the la Iuntn hospital was well-knowr
10 the railroadcrs of this city. His
faiher and brother, the former engineer
and the latter fireman. were on this
. train coming south. while Edward wa
! on the Inflated train going north.
Il. Il. Thomas, the Cerriilos smeltel
operator. Is ia the city to-day on bust
ness. Tie reports the plant. which
closed down few days ago for Ger
tain repairs. as almost ready 70 resum
9 operations. and says, from the fac
J, that considerable ore IL now IN IN
= smelter bins. the plant. when it doe
. again resume work. will be kept run
g ming day and night for an irdefinit
J. period.
"a Yesterday afternoon the pretty hom
q OF Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Farr on Mort
. Second street. was thrown open Q
. quite a large circle OF ladies', Who ha
j. been drawn thlther by the announce
mcnt that reception would be ten
a dered 10 Miss Minnie Mitchell, 81 Ful
i ton Mo. who ~ a niece of Mrs. Far
e and who has been here the past FEY
a weeks. rhe young lady In quite a "a
"a yofite back IN her Missouri home an
+ she full demons, rated yesterday after
!. noon her capabilities as an entertain
!. er and her aptitude 10 make friend
n on short acquaintance. After CONVEX
4 sation and parior games had been ir
~ dulged Ia for a few hours. Mrs. Fai
II served refreshments. ana IN this n
a spect received the compliments 81 d,
- guests.
le BeinR delayed on account OF day
visit al Las Vegas. Rev, O. A. Bunke
the new pastor Of the Lead ayenu
!. Methodist church. did not reach a
a city until last night. and when
= alghted from the train he found quii
delegation 81 his new conRregatio
i, present to extend 10 him hearty We
4, come Rev. Bunker viii preac
= his FIRST sermon In Albuquerque nel
!, sunday.
~ Col W. y. r0wars. The popular rouf
4. agent II Wells-FarEo Express con
NJ pany was over at Alamagordo la
IA week checking up the ofioes and Tool
Ing after the prospects for more 81
press business this season" The All
mogordo News interviewed Mr.. Powal
on fruits and vegetables. and the 90
onel demonstrated his familiarity vii
the subject. fully proving the fact IN
=, he ~ az familiar with the lusciol
M fruits that grow on trees as the ca
!, nip. cabbage, beet etc, that con
from the ground.
Count Carel Won KotEan same
from the south this morning. and
=. busy to-day mingllng with some Of Il
=, city'a mine operators. He IL just FRO
the mining districts OF Mexico az
~ southern New Mexico. and expects
n have some good news Tor publioati'
Ia a few days. he 10 the United Stat
representative OF a syndicate OF oapi
- aiists OF Germany.
Paul kempenich. son ~ Abraha
kempenlch. the Peralta general me
chant. made "A Dying trip 90 Albuque
h, que last night. making the TRIP
." twenty miles on the back OF bFone
In one hour AID forty minutes. 1
"a saw the city by gaalight. IN compal
" with hls brother. Eugene. and "a mo-
v today left on his return 90 Peralta
j. A. Goodlander. the g. Louis ar
commercial tourist. came In from q
north last night and has his sampl
90 at the European. AR. 0oodlander ga
" he has found trade exceedingly 80
or GA biz present trip TO the southwest
~ IN the vicinity OF Trinidad ard n
's' ton heavy snow has fallen recent
and the mountains IN northern M
Mexico are covered with heavy drii
~ Of snow.
Hair dozen commercial travciol
on with their samples, are IN the city I
day, and the merchants are koepii
les them busy b. Swing them orders
M goods
a. Yesterday Naa payday Tor the ra
- mad t.fuulaEea ~ thfa civ