Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-10

canon neighborhood. w. A. ii. ]. Arm
~strong. who IN here also from La Porte,
states that the Badgers proved them
Selves little in all financial transact
tions and entirely too eager TO secure
grub In u very peculiar manner
from others. They had a trunk stored
away at the Grand Central, and Pro-
prietor owen states that the trunk
has disappeared and not Il Badger
called on him to thank him for the safe
keeping OF the trunk.
Ed. b.. Harsch. of soda water fame,
is in bad luck these days. On election
J day, while out drumming up voters
to the Second ward polls, he was
thrown from the hack and sustained
Injuries that prevented him from fur
Their work and laid him up for a few
days. Yesterday, while tampering
with a bottle, the bottle broke and re-
suited in the left hand of MIR. Harsch
being badly cut. 1t will be several
weeks before the injured hand can be
used.
Juan Moya. residing in the Chihua-
hua district OF north Broadway on the
Highlands, was VI before his honor.
Judge Crawford, his morning. Moya
was accused of purloining a set OF har-
ness n tapping lightly with his fist
on the cheek OF a Mexican lady. Both
are serious charges, but as the testi-
mony presented was of a circumstan-
tial nature. not positive, the Judge con-
cluded to send Moya to the county Jail
for thirty days.
Albuquerque Will soon have a new
brass band. The musicians of the
Italian colony Ia organized them
selves into a band, consisting of TWEEN
ty-two members. and they expect to
furnish first-class music in a few
months. Prof. DiMauro is the leader
an dteacher. A practice meeting wal
held at ii. A. NJ. Palladlno's last
night.
Miss Martinez, sister OF Juan NJ.
Martinez. OF Barelas, where he con-
ducts a small general merchandise
store, died last night at 1890 o'clock
after a lingering illness. The deceas-
ed was "a years OF q Her funeral
and burial will take place at Barelas
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
capt. Jack Fleming, the coal mine
inspector for New Mexico, came in
from a professional visit to Captain.
in the ~Alamogordo n%elghborhood. this
morning, The captain says that the
coal mines of Captain are shipping 600
tons of coal daily. He will leave for
Gallup tonight.
Late yesterday afternoon A. Simpler,
the undertaken, received a telegram
from Manuel Armijo, of Pena Blanca,
asking that a casket be at once ship
ped to him via Thornton. The casket
was sent to Pena Blanca last night.
II Is feared hat the frost and cold
snap of last night damaged the fruit
crop materially in the Rio Grande val
ley, and that very little early fruit
can be expected from the orchards OF
the valley this summer.
Put in an evening of solid fun and
take In the Nashville Students at the
new theatre tomorrow night. Prices,
soc, 75c n 81. Seats on sale at Mat
sons.
c, A, Blake is still in the city. He
Is the western representative of Il. b.
Millar q Co, Of Chicago. wholesale
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1t IL desired that there be IA full at
tendance OF the Guards at the Armory
this evening. as important business
Will be transacted.
Hon. W. H.. Childers. United states
attorney for New Mexico. left this
morning for Las Cruces on court mat
tiers.
Thos. Dye, ST., the boot and shoe
repairer, who soJourned in Demlng the
past few weeks, has returned to the
city.
b. Tot, a North Third street gem
eral merchant, is slowly recovering
after a few days illness.
Hear Miss Grasses In some of her fun
niest pieces tomorrow night at the
Nashville Students.
@. Giomi is suffering with grip. He
is reported better to-day.