Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
SILVER CITY
DEATH or RUDoLPH METZ
CHEMICAL ENGINEER FoR Ell.
ER CITY.
From the Enterprise.

~ CITY.
From the Enterprise.
Word has ueen received in Inc city
OF toe death of Mrs. a. 8 Frame. a
hor homo in the east Mr.. and Mrs.
frame stopped nc the Hotel San vim
ciutD several months last fall and
mad a number ca friends during their
stay 10 the city.
Rudolph Meta aged 81 years. died a
The Ladies' hospital after a short 90.
ness of pneumonia. Mr. hotE was en-.
ploycd as Waterman 40 the mining
properties % G.. 2. Lnughlln aud was
brought 20 the city by Mr. Laughlln
and taken To- the ladies hospital. Mr.
Metz came 10 New Mexico from 81.
LOUIS about four years ago for bic
health anu has been I'm the employ OF
Mr LHushIin for some time.
AZ netting o. tho city council ID
was decided to Increase tho Gro ap.
paratus by the addition of a chemical
engine and me matter o. now 10 the
hands OF o q Myhro chief OF tho nro
department A any i've gallon "Cham.
pion' engine e.ll Uo ordered AZ once
from Chicago. The santa Re railway
company has generously agreed 10 re-.
init haf OF The freight on the engine.
which VIII reduce this itom OF ex.
pDnso considerably. The engine %
two.whoolod AFFAIR and will be able
10 throw q steady stream Of the offoc.
tive IRE o1tiuguishor period OF
twenty minutes. after which several
minutes viii be- consumed ln rcplon.
iHhiug the supply u o. designed main.
ly Tor Ores confined Go the Interior OF
buildings where % is especially o.
foctlve. althouEa 10 can be- used Tor
outside work Many viii think that
twenty minutes De- n short period IN
which Co attempt 10 cxtinguIsh a IRE.
yot % has been proven by tests that
very few Interior hires can Withstand
rho deadly onalaught of the cnomlc.
ais Tor this length of time.
From the independent
Eugene Martyr a skilled miner. who
has boon employed 10 several OF tao
mining camps OF Grant county. iou
ior los Angeles Co enter business
there.
W. and % Rowloo rode In from Bear
mountain 90 silver City Tho Row.
lee brothers are old residents OF New
Mexico and their arrival iu town IL
always welcome ono to their many
friends here
George z SChmoIzol mnnagcr FOR
the sew Mexico Light. Heat A. Power
company. 10 suffering from a severe
spraiu 20 bis back and shoulders sus.
tainCd hy falling ,r0m q ladder at the
power plant q few Gays ago
~ g. Appellate. n relative Of the
wen known c1ttIoman W a. Jack.
au.vod in lhis city .nst week from
ST. louis and went from hero 20
Oak Grove on a yisIt Do Mr and Mrs.
Jack zee experts to remain In the
west for some time. enjoying the ca.
cellent climate.
The goat ranChou Of thia vicinity
hago about completed tho shoariug.
and several shipments of wool are en-
route FOR Boston ana aprIngvalO. Me-.
from Santa Rita ON account OF the
mIidness OF the weather this winter
the clipping was done "a month and
"a half carrier than usual
are Fort nayard SOCIAL club % max
Ing arrangements Ior o dance 20 be- F.
given on February 10th, which AFFAIR
DE club Intends 10 make the event OF
DE season, Ino members Of the club f.
are all hospital corps men. The com.
mitteos rs appointed for the dance are
aH follows; Arrangements, william J. f.
milford, Henry q. Krauso. Albert II. /
Phillips. William @. Pulliam. Roger J. /
Pickett Philip Melnhardt, Chas. Bert .
lchy and Martin Plat Reception: a, /
, McBurnoy. ". j. Murphy. W. N. I
Barton, A. H. Cream. p. G. Howell. j. !
A. Gordon and J. N. Corson. Floor: J. |
n Ryan. ], e.. Axley. .. \. Martin. B. /,
e Christensen and W. NJ Turrou. In.
yitatlons are out