Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-26

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


from santa re TINS morning.
Mrs. George l.. Brooks yesterday re.
ceived the sad intelligence of the death
OF her sister.
There will be literary service tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 in st. Johns
Episcopal church.
j. w. Edwards, the undertaken, now
located on North Second street. has
rented the store room known as Grant
hall and will move there in a few days.
Ed Jacobson, business manager for
the Mary Elizabeth Forbes company
that plays Barbara Frietchie' here on
March 4, left this morning for San
Francisco.
DR.. ID. II. earns was the lucky per
son to secure the ticket which drew
the carriage rallied off by the Sisters
of the st. Joseph's sanitarium. The
number was 1874.
Jacob Loebs. president of the South
western Brewery & Ice company. left
this morning on delayed passenger
train No. q for a three weeks bust
ness trip in southern Arizona and New
Mexico.
The San Juan County Index says:
George II. Browne has resigned his
position as manager of the Hyde com
pany and will depart for California in
a short time, where an excellent posi-
ton awaits him.
There will be a stated ~conclave of
Pilgrim ~Cammandery No. 3. on Thurs
day evening, February %, 1903. at 7:30
sharp, at their asylum in Masonic hall.
I ffnn2srpSndtIon OF officers. L. ii. CnIH
berlain, recorder.
Owing TO the death of Mrs. Loewen-
stein, at Socorro, the Lion store of
L. B. Stern. this city. will be closed
tomorrow. The funeral notice of the
death of this well known lady is pub
lished elsewhere in today's Citizen.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Maud
Ross received a telegram that her
mother, Mrs. Charles Klink, was dan
~gerously i'll at her home at Toledo,
Ohio. Mrs. Ross left for Toledo on the
No. 2 passenger train this morning.
Messrs. o. N. Marion, J. II. O'Rielly,
p. F. McCanna, DR.. Baldus and C. L.
| Dil - bt iNllEhNo VI cOiuillbho htStNt
team, left this morning for Ell Paso.
They will be present at the big meet
ing of the Knights of Columbus at Ell
aso tonight.
The second annual ball of the Inter
national Association of Machinists will
be a hummer, as the rustling com
mittees that they have sold
- I,ua xn,l,, 81 t,,lynt. V'ln Ia1l
will be held at the Colombo hall OF
Friday evening, February 27.
There is but one The Grand Can
yon'' and that is in Arizona. Some
word pictures of it's beauties and o
ders will be given by Rev. Powell at
the Baptist church Tuesday evening.
Concert n social and lecture. No
admission but a silver Offering.
Orchestrion hall in old town has
been remodeled and put in good shape
fol a dancing hall. Mrs. Rosa Berry
has arranged to give her dances at
this spacious hall instead of Grant
hall. which is to be occupied by j. w.
Edwards undertaking parlors after
March l..
Regular Sabbath services will be
held at Temple Albert Friday evening
at 7:45 o'clock. Music will be- rem
dered by Miss Braithwaite and Mrs.
Israel. Samuel Mustadt will read the
services and Rev. T. c. Beattie of the
Presbyterian church has kindly con-
scented to preach. The public is well
come.
The hooking bird whistle called out
the fire department about $3.50 o'clock
this morning to do a little work on a
burning box car in the Santa Fe yards.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from a spark from the cinder dump.
The bottom of the car was burned to
some extent before the department
reached the scene of c~onfagration.
The loss will be a trife.
A south bound freight train was
wrecked on a steep grade near Glori
eta last evening about 6 o'clock. Three
cars left the track and after bouncing
over the ties for some distance, left
the track. Passenger train No. Z was
caught beyond the wreck and delayed
until a wrecking crew from Las Vegas
cleared the track, and did o arrive
here until S o'clock TINS morning.
Daniel Jones, a prominent dairymar
from Sussex, England, died at his
!, rooms in this city yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Jones came to Albuquerque abou'
a year ago suffering with tuberculosis
1 The cold. severe winter did not i'm
prove his delicate health. He wa
\ about 35 a of age. The remain
/ were taken charge of by O.. w. StronI
& Sons, viii have telegraphed his rels
tives in England, and will wait instruC
+ tions from the old country before any
z thing is done with the body.
q Hon. Jesus Romero, Tomas Werner
\ c. ID, Murphy. Joe Badaracco, an
others, from the old town, have r.
8 turned to the city from Santa Fl
q where they had gone to lobby agains