Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-15
PHOENIX.

rev. washington ChOAte, ID. d., or New
York, secretary OF the Congregational
Home Mission society. will preach in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning,
April nth.
Phil. Herold. who has been employed
In the Office OF the territorial auditor for
the past two years, has resigned his pO-
sition. He has made an excellent man
for the place.
There wa an interesting race on the
Phoenix race track Wednesday between
Al. smoot's 3.year-old Jim Lamb, and
Robert g. owned by Burke, OF Prescott.
The race was one-half mile for 5000 a
side. Jim Lamb was ridden by Frank
Holiday and Robert G. by a California
rider named Smith. Jim Lamb won In
81 seconds.
The iucatee hose company held a meet
ing and elected the following officers:
President, J. Marion; vice president. X.
Gonzales; secretary. X. Gonzales; assist.
ant secretary, ]. l.. Morales; treasurer. s.
Robes; foreman, r. A. Madrid; irst a.
sistant foreman, william Scott; second
assistant foreman, J. l.. Morales; police
men, q. Cheschetti and I. $3.50; delegates,
II. Cerrino and K. Gonzales.
AL Galpin was engaged Monday In
mailing up ll2 cases OF canned peaches
at the old Phoenix canning company
plant on the south side OF town. The
goods were sold to Il. NJ. Czarnowski and
Chas. Zieger & Co., OF Congress. through
the agency Of Mr.. Galpin and we're
owned by John A. Bradish, OF DEBORAH.
The second days session OF the grand
lodge OF Arizona, |. o. o. H., was held in
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. The election
OF officers in the morning resulted as
follows: Grand Master. ]. J. Hill, Tucson;
Deputy Grand Master, II. G. Hitchcock,
Globe; Grand Warden, A. r. Kilgore,
Williams; Grand Secretary, Geo. A.
Mintz. Phoenix; Grand Treasurer, Rich
ard Humphrey. Bisbee; Grand Trustees,
b. Robinson, Prescott; K. G. Franken.
burg, Tempe; and J. Ferry, Kingman.
Tucson was chosen "a the place Of hold.
Ing the next grand lodge session.
An insane Mexican who gave his name
as MAXWELL Delval was lodged in the
county Jail shortly before noon wednes.
day by officer hi Mcdonald. The Next
can was captured by three men in the
western portion OF town. When captured
he was entirely naked and was amusing
himself by jumping across the railroad
track near che water tank. Three Next.
cans who were In the vicinity rushed
upon and OyerpOwered him. but not with
out a struggle. Hi Mcdonald was sent
for. who furnished the demented creature
with a pair of trousers aud brought him
to jail.
Mrs. James NJ, Smith, OF Chicago, a
guest OF the Hotel Adams, was thrown
from a horse and was severely injured.
She was riding on West Washington
with her husband. He dismOunted
to tighten his saddle girth and Mrs.
rode on. The bride rein parted
and one end falling down the horse step.
ped on II. He was startled and broke
into a furious run Mrs. Smith fell of
In front OF the gas works and was picked
up and carried back TO the hotel on a
streteher. She wa severely confused.
John Cutler made two attempts at sui
eide at the Star lodging house Tuesday
and Wednesday night, but he
is still alive. About half past eight
a half dozen other dodgers sitting
In front OF the house we're startled by
Butler crawling out upon the porch
and asking for a longer knife. He al
ready held a common pocket knife cOy-
cred with blood In his hand, and a stream
Of blood was pouring from his left side.
He dropped his knife on the floor and re.
lewed his demand for a longer knife. Az
'oOn AZ his fellow dodgers had recovered
their astOnishment they seized him,
him back 10 his bedroom back OF
he hall, put him on a cot and sent for q
physician.