Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
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John A. Rozs. weil-known and
popular railroader OF Las Vegas. came
In from the north last night. ana h
among loca railroaders to-day.
James McCOrrlston. who has been
kept quite busy the past few daya. a.
now figuring on a big cement sidewalk
Job for an outside town.
B 4. sleyster % special agent for
the Atlas assurance company. wlll
leave for the southern towns to-mor-
row morning, lie will be- absent about
ten days.
William Walsh. one OF Albuquerque's
popular young men. who has been en-.
ployed as machlnist In the santa Fe
Pacific shops. left Wednesday evening
20 accept a position at Vinalow.
William Glasencr. the Cold avenue
tailor, left on the early morning train
for Cerrllos, from where he went 20
Madrid > call upon his numerous pa.
irons He VIII return home this even
Ing.
J. J. Frey. the well-knowB railroad
president ana manager. will leave this
evening for Denver Mrs. Frey and
other members Of the family viii not
follow SIR. Frey until about the LIST OF
May.
a dispatch was received here yes.
terday from Ontario. Cal, announcing
tho death OF Miss Marian Mcdonald, a
young lady who visited here last fall
and who won large number OF friends
during her stay
That pretty pneumatic rubber tire
road wagon, which was purchased the
other day from j. Korber a Co, by
Oakley clifford has been rcaOld by the
lHttor 10 Joe Barnett, and instead,
however. Mr.. clifford has purchased
from the same firm one OF the new
Columbus t0D-buggies.
George r. Bush. who conducts the
big dairy business In Bland aud Abe
marie II again IN the city purchasing
a number Of thoroughbred milk cows.
He says business In an lines is holding
its own this season and before the
year - ended the people there win be
enjoying all kinds OF prosperity.
Frank Hall. a deputy United states
marshal, went up TO the capital city
yesterday ana turned over to superIn-
tendent Bursum Of the penltentiary.
Charles Lockett. who was sentenced to
% two-year term In the pen" for the
murder OF Sheridan Phillips at IT..
wingate last fall. Mr. Hall returned
10 this city last night.
People are stili kicking and complain
Ing about the lewd women, Ia their
loud attire. that reside on the main
street 10 the new theater, and some
effort should be made before the grand
Informal opening night 70 weed them
out. or make them understand that
they must not advertise themselves too
coRspicuously 10 the disgust OF decent
people.
The democrats OF haton elected their
candidate for mayor, Dr.. Shuler, by
So votes 10 2s2 for Bayne, the 0pD0s-
ing candidate. Morris, democrat, beat
Beggs Tor clerk by "A majority OF 10
votes, while Ar. Jelfs, for trea urer.
defeated Walker. democrat. by 50
votes The republicans elected two al
dermen and two members OF the school
board likewise the democrats.
Mrs. Dina Phillips. who has been In
feeble health for long time, passed
away IN death al her home, No 400
west Lead avenue az 6.i5 o'clock last
evening. She was the mother Of Dan
TEL Phillips, the woll-known mail car
ricr Of thi4 city. and leaves another
son. who IL Ia the east To mourn her
death She was "a years old and was
well-known in this city The remains
were embalmed to-day ana win he ac-
companied To 81 Louis tonight by her
son. where the burial will take place
the first OF next wecR
Mrs Isador driegos. eyed 50 years.
died this morning az 3 o'clock at her
home Ina old town. OF old age. For the
past two months she has been confined
90 her home and her demise was not
altogether a surprise 10 her acquAin-
tancca. She was the mother OF four
sons and I've daughters. all OF whom
are residents OF this city. and was the
grandmother OF =. T.. Martinez, the
barber employed az the SaBeheE barber
shop, The funeral services were con-
Quoted al the Catholic cathedral In old
Albuquerque this afternoon. and tho
body was laid 20 rest In San Ignac.J
fhfH"AhANf
This morning at o'clock al her
home on south Third street. occurred
tho death OF Mrs, Louise Thompson.
formerly OF Salt Lake city, Utah. The
deceased was a highly respected coll
0rcd lady. and has been a resident %
This city Tor the pats eighteen months.
Hes age was s. years. and abe was a
aunerer Tor the past seven months
from the effects OF a tumor Ia the
Cneat. She 10 survived by "a daughter,
Mrs Matte ketchum, ana a grandson,
Who were present az the time OF her
death. me funeral services will be
conducsed al the A. Al. ~ church OF
which the deceased lady was AN ear
nest and consistent member saturday
afternoon az 3 o'clock, Rev. J. II. Wat
son officiating. AN friends OF the fam
ily are invited 20 attend. Tho burial
will take place as Fairyiew cemetery.