Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-10-12
ALBUQUERQUE NOTES.

Mr.. B. 0. Green, manager of the Mutual
Automatic Telegraph & Telephone com
pany, died yesterday morning from drop
sy and consumption, aged 20 years.
Among the old city ordinances Is one
passed years ago, requiring CIRCUS to
pay license of 800 for each perform
ance. Mains show, which visited the city
yesterday avoided this ordinance by
opening the performance at 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon and giving continuous ex
hibition until 10 O'Clock at night, one
ticket emitting the holder to 60 in and on
of the tent as often as he pleased. One
of the ceuncllmen attempted to enforce
the ordinance and get another 800, BY
swearing out warrant for the arrest OF
the managers of the show, but the war
rant was not served, as but one perform
ance was given.
The territorial grand jury on yesterday
morning returned eight indictments, as
follows: Pablo Lucero, Jose Maldonade
and Pillar Padilla, HOUSEKEEPING; Dioni'
clio Lucero, Jose Pablo Gallegos, Joss
Padills, Nicacio Osvsda, for refusing &c
assist an officer, and another indictment
was returned against the same persons
for resisting an officer; Melquiades Mar
tin, murder; Walter Butler, wife abandon
ment; F. A. Allen, peddling without {
license; Francisco Gonzales, assault will
deadly weapon; John Dare and Franz
Wilson, larceny. Four cases we're ignored
F. W. Hamm, charged with embezzlement
Joel Rutledge, charged with paying en-
ployes with orders for goods; Lauterio
Barela, charged with house breaking
Mirefa Sandoval, charged with grand lar.
ceny.
Hon. Solomon Luna and wife, with the
children of Mr.. and Mrs.A. NJ. Bergere
arrived IN the city Sunday night from
Los Lunas, and Monday me rning Mrs
Luna realized that she had lost he,
pocketbook, containing few dollars,
and diamond necklace and diamond
pin, the latter having Ave small diam onds
and both valued at between $500 and
$3.50. On the train, Mrs. Luna pur
cased some fruit for the children and paid
for it out of change taken from hel
pocketbook, which contained the jewelry
II is her opinion that she laid the pocket
book on the seat next to her, in the
OOnou3 ohO Wu0u uuO sIulu EV0CnO0 VILE
city she left the car without giving her
pocketbook thought, and did not mics
1t until this morning. Mr.. Luna hal
telegraphed up the road to the conductor
who took out the train Sunday night, and
hopes by that means to recover the
pocketbook and valuables.
The Citizen should certainly be yanksd
before Judge Collier for CONTAIN Mt n,
juries. The case is an aggravated one
as the following taken from that papel
shows: "I,sst night the jur, was quar-
tered at the San Felipe in charge of Bail
if Mclaughlin. The Jury slept ii two
adjoining rooms, eight being together II
one Of the rooms. The eight had sale
their evening prayers and prepared tt
retire. The gas fixture was pretty high
go high that they we're unable to blow oul
the gas as they wished, 50 they were com
PEELED to take pair Ut pants and far
out the light. This they trium phantIy
accomplished, aud retired serenely I'M
conscious of the fact that they had PITCHED
camp on the brink Of eternity, Bailih
Mclaughlin chsnced to detect tho we'll
known odor, and proceeded TO investi
gate, discovering the smotherlng jur,
before they Joined the great majority
II is suggested that any Jury, eight 81
whom can agree on q proposition Il
blow out the gss, ought TO fnd NO troubl,
Id rendering verdicts.n