Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-22

many Of them are new. that the boys
do not know each other and they are
all being worked a. hard a. the men
will stand for The force In the shops
has also been increased and can hard.
ly keep up with the work. Such 10
prosperity.
me first Of the fine new trains on
the Santa Fe making the flyer run,
passed through yesterday morning.
and II was royal outf,t and brand
new from the FIRST car to the rear. The
Santa Fee hcs ten such trains and the
cost wus Close To /, 010 900. All of
the trains are in gerv'ce regularly ex.
cept ole. whlta Is i;e.,t fer emcrpen.
cies.
II. ra.ro'Gs loaded shipmo mt of
about 1900 sheep today ut the stock
yards for shipment to Lincoln. Neb.
John Taylor will o east with the
shec1 aud WI look ter the flock dur.
irS tae winter.
The emains OF Miss Ida Yerka. who
died few days ago here Of tubercu.
losis, were shipped to her former home
In West Superior. Wis, on No. today.
A. w. Yerka. a brother, arrived yester.
day and accompanied the remains
east.
The case OF "Dobe" Jackson against
Charles Carson yesterday about a crap
game had sequel In court today. Car.
son swearing out warrant against
Jackson for allowing minors to gamble
in his games.
Miss Anna Goldstein. of San Fran.
cisco. arrived last night for visit here
with Mrs. Coin and Miss Hanna Fried.
man.
+. c. Herlow went over to Santa Fe
this afternoon on business.
George Hayward. of the firm of Tom.
linson 4 Hayward. of Lincoln. Eng
land. manufacturers OF sheep dip, is
In the city looking after his firms In.
terests.
c. A. Brown and sister left today for
Topeka. Kan. to he present at the big
ball given by the employees In the fire
department of the Santa Fe there soon
in honor of the opening there of the
large new machine shops.
The yardmen of the Santa Fe receiv.
ed raise of salary yesterday, the
change going into effect all over the
system. The foreman gets cents
more an hour and the helpers 3 cents.
The raise was brought about at the
conference OF the II. OF AZ. I. with the
managers at their annual meeting
which convened the 10th inst. The
boys in the local yards are. as a result,
In pretty good humor today. Five
cents raise was asked for the foremen
but was compromised on cents.
There is another lunatic at large
Pedro Aesmaestas escaped last night
from the insane asylum by breaking a
lock and pushing the screen out of the
window. He was admitted from Union
county November 90, 1901 At this
writing he had not yet been appre-
hended,
Victor II. Waite. who has been run
ming the tent photograph gallery, next
to the city hall, has sold out his bust
uSFS W ~ btiStt. - youuk Pioto
grapher. who has been his assistant
and who will continue the business at
the old stand. Mr.. Waite will leave
SOON for his former home in Topeka
Kan. for a visit. but says he expects
to return to Las Vegas.
Sister Sabina. mother superior al
the sanitarium. returned this after
noon from her visit Of couple OF
weeks at Leavenworth, Kan.
II. G. williams returned last evening
from his trip to Santa Rosa, where he
went on sheep business.
Las Vegas. N. NJ. Nov. 1S.--lsaat
Bacharach and wife left this afternoon
for New York and other points east fol
. stay before sailing for Europe tbs
latter part OF the month.
Rev. w. II. Williams. the drummer
evangelist who conducted revival ser
vices here and at Albuquerque shor
time ago. went through last evening OF
No. Z with his wife en- route south L
Vallejo, Cal.
Rabbi ]. H. Kaplan. who has beef
spending few days In the city ans
who occupied the pulpit at the syna
gogue last Friday evening. left yester
day evening for his home In Albuquer
que. The rabbi made many friends II
the city during his short stay.
Misses Anna and lefty Rosenwald
OF Albuquerque. arrived here last eve
ming for q visit with the Rosenwal,
family Of this city.
II. NJ. Porter. OF Denver, and ]. 7
Cunningham left yesterday evenin
for their ranch down In Socorro count
to look after their stock interests.
Naddinu inraiiasau ha-.a Laa.. .oooix