Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-13
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henders
Peter Muutrignicr aud wife, accumIan-
ed hy ia" lhtt"r'H sister aud brother. ~.
poet t" vrsit France IN few months, hr.
NIX Hhs'ui from the United States for
som" time. Mr. Mnnt"iguirr IN u pros.
porous raiser Of sraprs aud other fruits.
h"siI"- = brandy and wine manufacture.
MIR Paula ArmlJ" Il" Garcia. regarded
u wealth! widow. whom n certain deputy
county official AT ia" court h"us- II spark
,ug. has - splendid l,lar" at Los Currnl"s.
amt is brandy maker. Sh" hns been
on ia" sick lir, for the past few months.
bat ~ reported now III Euoi health.
S"frriu" tr,lot, has lIg kick coming
against ia" JustIr" ui III" I"ac" Of Lus
C"rrnl"s. FrlI" Silva He states TIA, hr
~ ne, au impartial justice, l"ing actuatcd
~ hl- opinion III almost all eases 10y the
wishes 1T certain parties. Such belng
the state or affairs, Mr. Crulott says that
cns"~ ARE hr"ugh, as far as Albuquerque
and Ia other Justices for important
trials.
A It'll" over year ago, II our memory
serves ~ right, the little son Of Mr. and
Mrs Louis imbrIt, accidentally di-charg-
I'll mi" and the deadly missile struck n
woman, which resulted In the la,tcr's
death. The matter was brought to the
attention 81 the grand jury, and the inno-
cent little boy was discharged. All par
ties live at Los Corralcs, and II is now
! learned that since the occurrence the sis-
ter and other relatives Of the murdered
woman are constantly trrrorizing the lit
tie boy, 10y saying tina, they will ye,
"hayr his blood" when the boy seer
any of the family he stands trembling foI
his life, and on these occasions he cannot
sleep at night. for fear Of being assassina,-
rd and with visions of death before him
Mr.. aud Mrs Imbert have notified th,
relatives Of the woman. especially tbs
sister. that they must cease threatening
their son, or abide by the consequences
MIR Imbert il one Of the successful viii.
o"lturis,s and orchsriists in the Rio
'irande valley, and by hard work has NJ.
Iuird good home at Los Corraies
They are royal entertainers and progress.
slvc in every degree 81 the word.
The ranch where Bobby Fitzpatrick
formerly of Pillsbury a. walton's, now a.
liradsirect's, this city. started poultr,
raising, In near the merchandise store u
j. NJ, sandoval n Co Bobby tried th,
srhcmr for few weeks, the eggs didn'
hatch quick enough fG him and conse
lurntly the chickens. hence he gave NJ
the idea and e,urncd Ia the city.
P"iro sandoval. who for years was
faithful clerk at MAndsll Bor. n Co.
manages the general merchandise stor'
Off. NJ. sArdovsl a Co. lie Is ge,,in,
along finely. and lie always pleased To 10,
his Albuquerque friends,
|, II In learned that considerable Jealous,
|. exists among CERTAIN native families o
Is1s Corrales, owing Ia strif's in ,olitica
contests, county and local, This in a ~
publican district. heavy in majoriti.r
bu, when II comes To the mayorlomo cleo
to-. the long pole usually knocks IN Ia,
p"rsimmons aud wins In = canter, Tn.
recent election for mayordomo was ho,ly
. contested. but Ia the ere,iit Il La Cor
rales the day passed oil without any ser
ious fights.
Jesus Ma. sandoval. ex-chairman q
; the county commissioners, add his broth
: or. Alexandra sanlovsl. are prominen
native citizens oi Los Corrales The,
live In comfortable adobe houses, elegant
~ Furnished inside, and are provcrbia
fur their hospitality The Messrs. sando
val are probably the largest sheep rails
ers. who radiats northwest from Los Cor
rales.
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