Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-22
ROsenWald Bros,
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Nicholas Abdalla, a general merchant
of Limitar. Socorro county, Is In the
city to-day purchasing goods.
Miss Annie Hase, daughter of Her
man Hase. was a passenger for Santa
Fe on the delayed train this morning,
where she will visit her aunt, Miss
Muggler.
Thos. A. Barry. the well-known
plumber. expects his brother, James II.
Barry. from New York. this evening.
The latter will make this city his fu-
ture home.
Mrs. w. A. Walker. wife OF an ex-
postmaster Of Albuquerque, who has
been here the past week visiting for
mer friends, will leave for her home at
Los Angeles tonight.
T. NJ. Ramsdale. who is now the trav-
cling master car builder q the Santa Fe
railway. with headquarters at Topeka,
Kansas. is In the city. arriving last
Saturday night from the north.
The passenger train from the west
| was four hours late this morning. the
| delay being caused by a freight wreck
| near Luna hill, when the engine and a
coal car jumped the track and tumbled
over down the embankment.
Mr.. Barrett. representing ID. Il. Fisk
& Co. wholesale mli'iners OF Chicago,
| came in from the west on to-day's de-
layed passenger train. He "a on his
way to Chicago, after a successful triT
to tho Pacific oae cities and towns.
For Rent--The upper part Of resi-
dence, consisting OF four or five un
furnished rooms. suitable for llght
housekeeping. Bath. hot and cold wa
ter, gas. Rem very reasonable. IN
quire at No. 4S West Gold avenue
l.. T. Delaney returned home Satur-
day night from the north, having beer
absent about II month. He was called
to Cincinnati. by the death OF his
brother. Mr.. Delaney visited Chicago
and other cities and returns in good
health.
The newly welded couple, DR.. T. A.
Warlng and wife, nee Mrs. Leila w.
Dickson, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley NJ. Weaver. left for Gallup last
night, and they carried with them the
best wishes of The citizen for a long
happy and prosperous married life.
Hon. o. N. Marion, accompanied by
the democratic delegate candidate, Hon
%. A. LarraZolo. came In from GalluI
yesterday morning, where they address
ed the democrats of Mckinley county
Saturday night. Mr.. Larrazolo was a
Tome yesterday, and Is mixing with thu
voters of Valencia county to-day.
J. p. Norwood. the shoemaker who
started from Denver for this city on &
wheel one week ago yesterday. arrived
here this afternoon in good condition
He had but little difficulty on the way
The rains delayed him a little. other
wise he made good time. lie will open
his shop in J. w, Mails old place a
once.
W, q, Neyin, general manager OF the
Santa Fe Pacific and California South.
ern, arrived at moo to-day in hi
special car, No. rs. Mr.. Nevin Is takipl
his brother, who Is III. to Boston fol
medical treatment. /, l., Hubbard, di
vision superintendent Of the Santa +,
Pacific came az far as Albuquerque
with Mr.. Nevin.
Gregory Page. who was here yester-
day to consult with members of the ter.
r%itorial and county republican centra
committees, returned to Gallup las
night, where to-day the republicans o
Mckinley county are holding their con
v%ention. Hon. w, Is. Childers, and JOS
ID. Sena went along with Mr.. Page, anj
will make speeches at Gallup to-nigh
in English n Spanish.
Joe Sheridan, OF silver City, the new,
~ appointed coal mine inspector for
New Mexico, came In from a trip north
last Saturday night and was a pleas
ant caller at this office yesterday. wher
he talked Politics and stated that Gran
county would not only give a good ma,
jority for Rodey but the county repub'
lean ticket would be elected. Mr.. Sher'
idan was a passenger for Gallup las
night.