Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-11

Some Albuquerque News Written Up
Specially for ssThe Optic by
Our old Man Down There.



Special Correspondence Of the Optic.
ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, May 9th,
1S97.-Some very ugly words were
INDUCED In between the attorneys who
handled tho Lo1khart-paint larceny
case, especially at the time when they
made their pleadings before Justice
Crawford. Mrs. Lockhart sat through
the entire proceedings Of two days.
duration and cracked a smile at some
assertions Of the prosecution. When
Judge Heacock launched some hot shot
At the participant 10 q score OF court
cases, she became hot and cold at in
tervals. At a point where the barris-
ter shook his finger in her face and APP
piled the sugee siive word ''liar," she
rose to her feet, and there promised to
be q dramatic scene but for the inter-
vention Of Marshal Fornoff. la wind
ing up, Judge Heacock asked that the
prisoner "a hard word for the defend.
ant 10 swallow be held IN q good bond
and upon the Justices decision to that
end, Mrs. LIS. pent-up feelings were
difficult to suppress. Rising to
her feet, she calculated, 81 can't
get justice 10 any court in this county ="
At the trial were Col. Grunsfeld, Col,
Harris, .(who desires to be collector at
Ell Paso) A. A. Grant, Ben Robertson,
f. g. Pratt, Dave WELLER, Court Clerk
Marrop, Ex DistriciAttorney Wi,kerson,
and q score Of prominent citizens
drawn to the court In the desire es-
pecial,y OF hearing what Heacook would
say OF the defendant. They bad lots
OF fun out Of the last hour 10 particular.
Justice Crawford's decision binding
Mrs. Lockhart in a bond, which was
signed by Psriecto Armijo and Justo
K. Armijp, seems to give satisfaction
to all but the defense. To. morrow,
before Justice Ribble, the charge of as.
sault preferred by Mrs. J.. against
Emery, her late tenant and employe,
will come up the result Is anticipated,
that of acquiltal.
10 the game, to-day, the Browns
won from Manager Will Dixon's AL
buquerque's, IL to Is. Charley and
Roy Mcdonald were in the box for the
latter, Young and MeCoe for the
Browns.
Attorney Dunbar, who was located
here four years ago, more recently at
Williams, IL here for treatment for
trouble. Mr.. Dunbar has
been to Rsndsburg and says the camp
all right, but that the town 10 far
ahead Of the development made 10
|,
Jesus Garcia's new paper, Ell Nuero
has made Q most favorable
Impression. i
There are M new features 10 the /,
OF Saturday nights suicide, Ben Z
4. Jones, who halls from Sonora,
formerly from Pennsylvania. !
A. T.. ID. C~arscallen, the young '
'hiladelphian, who made his first APP '
earance as tenor at the Presbyterian /.
thereafter, as head OF the en- .
bureau, and for eight u
as city editor of the Democrat. :
making IN excellent record as secre 4
OF the commercial CLUB, certainly L
etter than any q who has held the !,
He has made friends galore in Il
7ery position he has filed. 10 retir-
from the arduous duties as q writer
II the morning paper, he chose wise p
/, the change being calculated to give
i'm q chance to regain the lost ground
cident to night work. Ii
The Albuquerque foundry was closed
,wn last week for lack OF orders.
A. & P. railroad men fight shy Of the al
loops under q vale established two RI
'ars age. oil
The conductors special did not ar u
re until very late, tonight. AJAX.