Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27

/ The unfortunate brother was a trtSned
/ musician. having studied In Toronto
/ and under tho best composers and
| teachers Ia New York. lie was also
a musical writer of recognized ability.
| Before coming % this country ne had
never been known 60 drink aud moved
Ia tho best circles Of brooklyn Tho
funeral services we're held from
Dearth'a undertaking rooms. conduct.
ed by Rev, A. NJ. Lumpkin. OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church.
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Arthur a. Wells. general manager
81 the lines west of AiDuquerque.
passed through the city last night for
New York ON important business
Engine No Gsl. one of the helpers
ON the mountain which collided with
engine No. 57i at lhmy. Sunday even.
inE ia In the Las Vegas shops for 70.
pairs and general oyerhaullHg.
Herman Rlueher. the old town gard.
/ cnCr. was buslly engaged yesterday In
sowing the plot ~ ground around Ar.
! chitect Whittloseya ornamental once
with a mixture ~ grass seeds
The design has been drawn for the
| rustic bridge over the two lakes which
are being put In near the AlAmOgordo
| depot The structure will constitute
"a very graceful feature ~ the land
| sCap"
N u bailey, who had been en-.
| pluyed at the ~ pAau natatnrium for
| the past year Ra cashier. has accepted
position with the Pullman company
and has made hts first trip to Alhu.
| querque.
The Holhrook Argus says super
/ intpndcnt Hibhnrd and four or nvo
| other gentlemen came up from Win.
slow Thursday ON the motor tricycle..
This motor is a inc outnt for lnapoc.
tiOn work
E H. Bartlett and wife will return
| tu the city from San Bernardino. 90
| which city he waR transferred some
| time ago. He viii again enter the ser.
| vices of the Santa Re Pacific a. the
local Offices.
| Tom Rose returned Wednesday
/ from Albuquerque Mr. Rose has ac.
| ceptcd a good position on the Santa
| Pc Pacific and will shortly remove
| with his family from Silver city, says
the Independent.
Work on the railroad extension
| from Manyel TO uoode Springs. Ia AH.
zona is progressing rapidly. The
| road when completed TO the springs,
will have total length of seventy.
Eve miles, ami wi., open up an excel.
lent mineral country
| The nye hubos who we're caught
| stealing Ia car recently near GlorietA
| and locked Ia the ear by the conductor
and taken 20 Las Vegas, were tried In
udge WooBtera court there and bound
over tu await the action of the grand
| jury. and taken 10 the county Jail.
| The Roswell Register says. Sam.
| T. Glover. the express messenger. whO
u will be remembered took an uncer.
moniOuB tumble from his train near
| Miller some time ago. Is az yet unable
to resume his duties. having received
more serious injuries than was at FIRST
supposed.
r. T.. O'keuy. the Santa 20 Pacific
conductor who has laid aside tho
| cares Of q railroad occupation for the
! time being. is az Las Vegas interest.
/ Ing the people there Ia the purchase
/ uf stock In the Gallup on company
Mr OKeliy. 30 II ls reported, la meet
INK with good success.
Russell Sage ln AN Associated Prcas
dispatch published yesterday after
noon. states positively that the project
of building a railroad from El Paso.
Texas. 20 santa Fe. via Albuquerque.
would be- carried through THIS IL ths
road that The Citizen scored biz
scoop ON the big metropolitan dailioa
by first publishing the news.
Charles r. Helwagen. the young
man who died In the arms of his pros.
poctiye bride at Columbus. Ohio. was
"A former passenger brakeman running
out of Las Vegas and rOoming Al ].
| r. Moorc's reHidence. lie left here
about two years ago and had resided
here about that length 0f time hla
is highly spoken of BY all wbo knew
him Optic.
Tho ~ Paso News sLys: Il seems
that tho men superintendent Greig
had rounded up in a belief that they
were working "A confidence game on
advertisers, had published writoups
clseWhere and may have intended NO
fraud A any rate they put In escrow
contracts and funds with tho United
state marshal az Albuquerque that
will guarantee a fulhllmeut % their
advertising agreement
| Conductor Jack Murray. known In
El paso and New Mexico a. zone nng
cred Jack because he had lost half of
it but the index finger. came up from
TorreDn last evening says the ~ paB0
News Hc recently met with an acci-
dent there. In the service of tho Mex.
lean Central. by which be- lost the en-
t,tc right hand, II being necessary %
amputate 81 ~ the wrist
A. A. Graham. right of way agent
for the Rock Island people. is said tO
be- on a deal FOR the purchase OF the
townaite at Santa Rosa, san Miguel
county ego acres Of which are owned
by ColsO Baca and forty acres BY
Judge Posey Il. rnEer. Nr. Graham
is also said 10 be- az iOgg0 heads with
Eduardo Martinez Of Anton Chico.
aud Graciano BRca. ~ PaiaritO. on
the amount 20 he paid FOR the right of
way through lands belonging TO them.
Geo T.. sands. formerly connected
With the Santa Fe Railway company,
aud nt present vice president and
general manager OF the 8. L.. X. G A
g. railway. and vice president and gen.
crnl manager OF the Virgins Ferry
was rendered a grand banquet AT the
Southern hotel ~ Louis last Thurs
dny evening AZ O'Clock In honor Of
bis Goth birthday hy the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, The anair
demonstrated in shat high eatcem
Mr. Sands 10 held BY the engineers of
lodges Nos. t9 and a.
Track laying has begun oh the El
Paan a Northeastern extension. So
Tar there have been received from the
| chicago Steel company l03 cars OF
7O.pound rall of the 500 cars ordered.
these iU3 ears being sufficient % lay
about twenty miles % track. The
rest of the rails are expected "a ar
rive about az rapidly as needed ono
Improvement % he made IN the pres
ent line is the taking up n the twcn'
ty-oue miles of track out ot ~ faao.
which o. laid with Co pound rail-. and
the substitution therefor 81 the new
20 pound rail The G0.pOund rail viii
| b. u..I ~ .IIInn. ana nuIInnla IN