Local News Briefs From Albuquerque City Scene
A long list of local notable arrivals and departures fills today’s notes. People include Wallace Henselden, Solomon Lana, Mrs. Frank Jonson, E. Wood Davin, and many others visiting or traveling for work, family, or leisure around Albuquerque and nearby towns. Public events mention lodge meetings, a shrine delegation, and local business trips.
Defective Quadrant Bolt Causes Scalding Incident
The quadrant bolt on engine No. St. flew out west of Isleta this morning. Steam entered an opening and scorched Engineer Bryant of 405 South Second Street, who was at the throttle, on the face and neck. He was brought to Santa Fe hospital by Engineer Fred Lee and treated by Dr. Cutter. injuries described as blisters but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Martines
Mexico
Mexican Central Railway
Ben Jaffa
Jaffa Grocery Company
Chicago
Mr. Jaffa
Alamo Hive
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Indiea
Wallad
Ion
Eugenio Romero
Territorial Coucil
Orecio
San Miguel County
Las Veras
A. J. Hobbs
BR. Schroeder
Mildred
Raton
C. Ainsworth
Garfield Avenue
John T. Holton
Joyce, Pruitt Company
Carlabad
A. P
A.M
Willam Shaw
Trinidad
Gulatoff Claar
Railroad Avenue
Parjlors
Mary Wakefield
Albuquerque
L. Foutz
North Second Street
Kansas City
C. J. Crandall
United States Indian Industrial School
Santa Fe
Mystic Shriners
Temple Edge
No. 6
A. F
W.M. J
Clara
Katherine
W Blton
Arno Street
Elleworth
May
West Railroad Avenue
Ateneo
Kany
New Meaioo
Thoraughly da
Fano
Charles G. Oe
Las Vegas
Wky
New Mexico
Arfrann
Santa Fe Cenetral
Saryrig
Mo Phell
Albirquergie
J $C. Jacke
Ormerly
Hiram Lodge
A. M
San Marcial
Miers
Cuba
Naelmiento
Sandoval
Turner
Grant County
Silver City Lodge
Grand Lodge
Stowe
Raymond Hadley
Bike’ Opera House
McKee
Clerk Lee
T. Armijo
Edward N. Rich
St. Joseph's Hospital
Highlands
W. Tl. Greer
Albuquerque Traction Company
Zeiger
General Arthur
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
No. St
Isleta
Bryant
South Second Street
Fred Lee
Santa Fe Hospital
Cutter
Wall for Bernalillo County Bonds Notice
Bernalillo County commissioners announce that funding bonds dated July 1, 1896 in two series A and B, totaling 102 bonds of $500 and 190 bonds of $100, mature in ten years, must be presented for payment by November 16, 1905. interest to cease thereafter. Also local ads for clothing and tailoring services appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernaiilio
New Mexico
Chemical National Bank
New York
N. W. Harris & Company
Chicago
Alfred Grunsfeld
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Railroad Ave
Ladies
Viel Kid Shoes
Dongola Shoes
F. F. Trotter
Chickering
Whitson Music CO
Rex Flinthote
Albuquerque Lumber CO
First and
Marquette
Albuquerque, N. M
Moon & Keleher
Everitt
Fives Bednow
Gallup
Way Trans
Wallace Henselden
Frands
Bolen
Solomon Lana
Los Dantas
Frank Jonson
San Marotal
E. Wood Davin Baw
Jones
Amor'ioan Lamber Company
East
W. A. Tayor
W. H. Andrews
R. P. Hall
Alouquerque Foundry and Machine Shops
California
AON, Pratt
Cipitatist
Eile Lodge No. 21
Carlsbad
Mineral Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Castle Hall
Join Helknap
American Lumber Company
Ketner
Robert Cross
Fas
W. P. Metcalf
West Gold Avenue
Protek
Second Street
E. L. Washburn CO
Jaffa Grocery Coo
Bernalillo County
A. Summers
Rio Grande
Globe Store
A. J. Morelli
Flint Street
Gramer
Golden Rule Dry Gools Company
Goetz
Maloy's
Simon Stern
Whitney Company
First Streets
First Street
Second St
Saratoga
Walton's
L. H. Shoemaker
Rio 4 Grande
Globe
la Plata
Don Florio
Don Recardo
Gultano
M. Gussaroff
West Railroa Ave
South Secon
E.wd Post
Chas, F. Myers
Witolesalie
Hardwarke
Retatil
John van & Pacific Ranges
Winchester Rifles
Winchester Ammunition
Colt's
Studebaker
Eclipse Wind Mills
Starrett's
Albuquerque, New Mexico