Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


Lincoln Freeman, son of Judge A. d.
Freeman,of Carlsbad, is spending a few
days in this city.
Passenger train No. 2 from the west
Is twelve hours late, caused by the No.
3 wreck. which occurred at Aztec last
night. The latest report is that both
the engineer and fireman of No. 8 re-
ceived slight injuries.
A. B. Wadleigh, who resided in this
city a few years ago, now from Beth
lehem. Penn, is here today, and was
noticed around with w. P. Metcalf.
Mr.. Wadleigh is on his way to Mexico
to examine some mines for eastern
parties.
j. A. Weinmann, of the Golden Rule
Dry Goods company, has returned from
an extended purchasing trip east. Dur
ing his absence from the city Mr..
Weinmann visited st. Louis, Chicago,
New York and other important eastern
markets.
Pedro Anaya died at his home in Ba-
relas last night at the age of 81. Death
was caused by pneumonia complica-
tons. Funeral will occur tomorrow
morning at the Barelas Catholic
church. Interment is to be made at the
bdTeldS cemetery.
c. c. Hall and wife were at the de-
pot this morning to meet T. ]. Templar
and wife. who are old friends and were
passing through the city en- route from
Old Mexico to their home at Kansas
City. Mr.. Templar is president of the
Kansas Grain company, which is locat-
ed at Hutchinson, Kas.
A. Te.chman, formerly in the mer-
camille business at Cerrillos, now with
La Prelle-Williams Shoe company of
st. Louis, is in the city today inter-
viewing his local customers. Among
a score of commercial travellers for
the above company. Mr.. Teichman
ranks fourth on the list.
Mrs. L. B. Miller yesterday afternoon
very pleasantly entertained q party Of
friends at her home, Fourth street and
Railroad avenue, at a tea in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Allen, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are on their way to
Mexico n California and on their re-
turn will spend some time in Albuquer-
que.
Clyde Avery, a printer, who came
here from Chicago for his health. died
yesterday at his room on Walter
street. The young man was 25 years
old and has been in Albuquerque about
three months. The body was prepar-
ed by Undertaken Borders and will
be shipped tonight to Chicago for bur
ial.
The California limited train, No. 8.
which left here yesterday morning at
1870. ran into a sand drift neal the
little Station of Aztec, which is a short
distance this side of Winslow. The
engine was derailed and>the passen-
gers received a shaking up, but no one
is reported injured. The train was de-
layed five hours.
Tomorrow, the Rev. Herman ]. Pow
ell, the new pastor of the First Baptist
church, will preach his first sermon in
this city. Mr.. Powell and his family
have been busy all week getting set.
tied. They came here from Joliet, III
inois, and occupy the house at 211
$ South High street, recently occupied
t by the Rev. Bruce Kinney.
At a special meeting Of the school
board, which is called for this evening,
a resolution asking the city council
to submit to the voters of the city a
proposition for the sale of bonds to the
amount of $35, 900 for school purposes,
J will be voted on. The additional money
} is made necessary by the increasing
! attendance of the different schools.
: Will Mallette, for the past few years
V the efficient head clerk at the clothing
!. store of Mandell & Grunsfeld, has
: stepped down and out. and stated to-
( day that he would take a much need
ed rest. After his rest, Mr.. Mallette
will not remain out of employment
n long, for he is a good clerk and one
who watches out for the interest of
his employers.
The Highland Buffet" a popular
resort on East Railroad avenue, has
/ been purchased by A. j. Robinson, VINO
is a late arrival from Cottonwood
n Falls, Kan, Pete Wilton retiring. The
latter will not leave the city, although
he expects soon to visit Mexico on a
. hunt for curios and ancient relics.
J On his return, he will engage in the
} curio business here. Mr.. Robinson
comes to the city recommended as a
} pleasant gentleman, and The Citizen
( wishes him success.
! The Citizen has added II. Jay Stone
( and +. II. McElroy to It's force the past
) few days. Mr.. Stone takes the position
3 of bookkeeper, made vacant by Dan
I Scruggs. VINO accepts a similar posi-
4 tion, with the addition of %circulator, or
Z the Journal Democrat. Mr.. McElroy
s will assist in reportorial work in the
! city and will occasionally make trips
Z on the road in the interest of the pa
. per. Fl. N. Packert. who was the circu
3 lator of the Journal-Democrat, has TAX
. en- a position at the drug store o
J George b. Williams. He is a graduated
!, pharmacist and very popular with thu
) people.
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