Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-28

on elght. Ihs thtet ~ undoubtedly
young fellow, about 10 years old, who
has ben loailoa around tho mea, mar
Ne, Tor the past ak weeks. f-astinV up
on hot wcincr wutst aud boiogna sau
sage.
Hall nm hour later Chas. ,unroy, clcrl
at u, & Hpbortson's, was riding HON,
un his bay hnrae aud hitch,ng the ami
nal ~ front ~ "Tho Racket" on Fra
street, Wcnt into the store To purchase
some gnoda. On his return hc was sur
priaed ~ iinI that bis horse was gone
aud u dillgent search failed to discover
the animal
Yesterday morning report reached
the city that two Ict,uns, strangers and
supposed ~ be the thieves, were ubre. Y
ed riding southwark past lslctn Junction
They we're not mol st~l
Local Turf Pointers
Yesterday morning was good iur
huta" exercising and the rae" track at
the fslr grounds was alive with owners
out Warming Ep their ttuttrrs.
NJ. l.. S'amm wts present exercising
one II hle pretty bays, which he iutcuds
entering Tor the green hotrc puuc"
T. ! Shiulck spee,l.d az SOW gnit
his recent importation frnm Kentucky .
Betty u The animal was purchased Tor
II buggy driver nni 1t ~ not yet dieter
mined by Mr.. Shlnick tottan her Tor any
OF the races
Secretary Gcaah was on tho track
with Dortlngcr, who IL showing good
speed this siding. Mr.. Grach wac hes
out Tor the track, and toll, driyc-s t.
keep on H." upper eide
Julius E,-cmInn drove over his hurso
John To- u suik,, ~ W L. Ttmhlr
sperded the animal airuud the ruutsa
several times AT = ~ gait
Cot, stafford, trainer - Mo.srs Saint
~ Viewers dnuolr tenn, gave ia" horses
tcvernl miles ~ fine exercise They are
pretty ttott"fs.
u II Grc'nleaf ha4 II p.omlsing tive
yeat.oli black, Witch can stcp OH at u
lively gait. With care from this veteran
Of the turf, the horse, white not "rlng
er in" viii show good speed when nee.
essary.
BLACK Cloud" the property 81 J. j.
PheIan, is getting in prime condition,
aud Will TO alongside ~ fast company at
the spring races.
All the horses, ttotters and runners,
are looking the pink ~ condition.. and
from present Indications the second nm
nuHl meeting ~ the Gentlcmcn'a Driy.
ing association will ha grand success,
Death of Mrs. dutinoII
Yesterday morning at q o'clock.
JuHn!'a MARITIME, VIE ~ Pascual
Cutlnol;, died At her residence IN the
MARITIME settlement on the rond tn the
government Indian school A coffin wan
furnished by tnIcrtlkcg Montfort and
the body WAS lnii t. rest IN Snnta
barbara - urtery Mt o'clock ths after.
noon. tn" Italian friends ~ pnscual
and til" m"Urnors, relatives 81 III" g.
ceased, followed her remains IT, tho Ccmo.
terry, which were not deposited IN con
secrated ground.
There IN singular story con.
nected with the womau's demise
She was indicted along with her Lus
band for adultery, and Just before her
case was called few days ago by advice
she plead guilty 10 fornication and was
fined - and cJsts, the whole amounting
to about 81. pascual agreed, in order
to keep his wife out Of jail, 10 secure the
money and pay II over last Saturday
Gabriel Armijo, u deputy United States
marshal, called ON Friday; there was no
money forthcoming aud Pssrual. instead
OF his wife, who was slightly ndisposed,
was hastened To jail. The wife wanted
10 W Ia jail herself, a. il was her case.
but fascual insisted that he would re-
main the night in jail. Saturday morn.
ing tho Italian friends Of Pascual
donated the fine OF the court and he was
liberated; but on returning home he
found his wife dangerously III and she
never rallied, dying M stated above.
She IL the woman who accused Father
Gentle OF holding for her 81 300 and
which amount hc refused To turn over
on being requested by her to do 20. The
trial Of the case, tho verdict rendered 10
favor Of Rev Gentle. and tho comments
thereon are st,ll fresh in tho minds u
the readers OF THE C,rix1s.
The deceased was about a years OF
age and member Of the large MARITIME
family.
viii n~gtn To-day.
The census taking ~ the Nayaio In.