Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
NEW MEXICO NEWS!
GALLUP.

Special Cores CONFIDENCE.
Gallup, April 2s frankie, the bright
little 4 four year Old son Of Mr aud Mira.
James Shea, was taken seriously III with
congestion Of the brain Friday evening,
and was no better Saturday, but was not
considered dangerous, when, on sunday
evening at 1890 he passed away The pa.
rents are grief stricken aud the whole
community joins In extending lts most
heartfelt sympathy.
Timothy Mallory arrived Tuesday even
ing from San francisco and has accepted
a position rs bookkeeper for sd Hart.
We are glad to report that Walter
Foulks IL improving and Ia now out OF
danger.
Neal McCue Is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Louis Smith.
Master Jack Cotton Ia having a hard
time after vaccination. tie has been
operated upon four times by DR.. Harper
for boils which have come on his arm.
The little fellow Is improving and we
b ope will soon be around again.
Will MeYrick and Gomar Morris left
on Saturday evening for a visit TO friends
and relatives in Brazil, Ind.
Louis Smith was seen wearing a
bright smile the other morning. and
when asked what the occasion was, re-
piled: "A ten pound boy" The doctor
reports mother and boy doing we'll.
Sam. Reader, a Navajo Indian, while
half drunk Wednesday, tried TO steal a
coat from Kitchen & Kennedy's saloon,
but was caught aud promptly Jailed by
Emil wilmunder.
The fruit trees are in bloom and things
look very promising this year. Grass aud
shrubs are doing we'll aud some day we
hope to see Gallup a shady towns not u
desert, az heretofore.
The warllke element Of young America
was In full demonstration on Wed lay
evening, when the small boy" with flags
and drums parallel the streets with wild
thTeatenings against Spain and shouts
for Mckinley and Major Green. Keep IL
up, boys. for In you is the making OF
what the great United States Ia to be In
years to Ome
John Pony, who is slightly deranged
had n OF his periodical attacks yester-
day and this time precipitated himself
on Marshal Green. who was not long In
getting him to jail. lie will be taken TO
Las Vegas tomorrow.
Major Green was called upon yesterday
for iorty.1ye cavalry volunteers 10 join
ths New Mexico National Guards and be
was made FIRST lieutenant OF the troop.
The men have been gathered up and a
grand farewell bail will DO given to-
night 10 their honor. They will leave
tomorrow, but their destination farther
than Albuquerque, is not known.
The ball game last Sunday between the
Santa Fe Pacific car men and the Red
Jerseys, resulted In a victory for the
santa Ne Pacific men, with ascore Of 20 70
10. The car men, instead OF matching
the boys IA promised, brought out a lot
OF men who had played all over the eoun
try, and three of tham had at one time
made a profession OF bail playing. The
boys made "A remarkable stand against
them, and could have done better had
they not become discouraged at two bad
throws by Thomas, which let In six men,
and virtually gave 1t up, contrary to the
rule OF a good ball player. We had great
hopes OF the boys, but nearly all have
enlisted In the field" 30 the ball must
stop rolling, and We nov have greater
hopes Of destruction by them.
August Nesenterier has taken the con-
tract TO carry the mali to IT. Defiance
tie bid In and secured the contract for
$40 a year. The mail will now be car
ried every day instead OF three times
weekly, al before.
Considerable excitement prevailed this
afternoon about 2:30 p. M, when the
Crescent's delivery team ran away. Some
one rolled an empty oil tank In front OF
them, when one reared up and broke the
neck yoke. They then ran down the al.
10y behind the store and across the rail-
road to the Rio Puerco bridge, where they
turned and ran to the railroad real the
weigh.house ann rad up the track toward
the store. They were caught below @. n.
Harlow's residence and were considerably
cut up. The wagon wa demolished.
VILLAINS.