Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05

Mis-. Nell u. Field IL at Santa Fe on
a visit to Mrs. A. NJ. Bergere.
Turkey and plum pudding will be
served at the Bazaar supper Thursday
and Friday.
/. l.. Hubbard. division superintendent
Of the Santa Fe Pacific. il In the city
from the east.
What can be said OF the Xchangel
You must be present to know the value
of all kinds Of needle work.
w. J. Farr. a big sheep buyer from
Eaton. Colo. IL In the city to-day. in
terviewlng local sheep dealers.
II. =. Van Siyck. assistant live stock
agent OF the Santa Fe, passed up the
road from FL paso this morning.
Half a dozen big strapplng fellows.
not too old to work. are around town
asking for the price OF a meal" which
means 40 much funds toward nlling
their tanks with booze. Pass them by.
A.. p. M~aglnnls. the superintendent OF
The general land office of the Santa Fe
Pacific. with headquarters at Los An
seles. passed through the city this
NV nuns " SAi'Abp Ahi WI
Mrs. q. f.. Wilson. the writer of the
temperance articles In the city
papers, has taken "A lease on the Gold
venue hotel property, n will from
low on conduct exclusive lodging apart
nents.
The members of the Are department
who compose the volunteer corps, held
| meeting last night and elected orc
smith. secretary. and Harry Johnson.
treasurer. They also arranged 80 as
20 complete the furnishings OF the quar-
tiers of the men at the fire company's
house.
II. X. Wlmber. for years a member OF
lie Las Vegas fire department, Is In
the city. and to-day Is making himself
familiar with the old fremen OF The To-
al fire department. Mr.. Wlmber Is
making his first trip out OF Las Vegas
since 1852.
b. H.. Shaw. who was out in Los An
geles on n visit to his family. came In
from the west this morning, and regis
tered at Sturges' European from Bland.
where. up to a short time ago. he was
the postmaster and general merchant
Of hat town.
w. II. Taliaferro, a valuable employe
II the land department Of the Santa Fe
Pacific, who was down I'm Arizona on
land matters, can't In from the south
this morning, and Is spending the day
with former friends here. He will leave
FOR the west tonight.
In response to a telegram O. w.
Strong went down to Sablnal last night
md brought TO this city the remains Of
4 Dung man named O. q, Peacock,
who died there yesterday. The father Of
he deceased Is here and will have the
remains embalmed and taken to chi
cago for burial.
T.. 7. Woodwork. general manager
II the Baird Mining company at Gold
IN, is In the city and has his name ON
the Hotel Highland register. Mr..
woodworth's company has completed a
big stamp mill al Golden. which he
hopes to have ready to start up In a
few days. Mr.. Woodwork Is here to-
day getting some supplies. He will re-
turn 10 Golden via Cerrillos. tonight.
"A fellow calling himself IF, w. Jones,
from any town in Missouri" Ia In the
city, and he wants to know all about
the new country New Mexico" He is
In hard lines. and says he was editor
and manager OF papers in 81, Louis,
Joplin. st. Joseph n other Missouri
les. but when n person to a
foreign country he must frst ask many
questions" MIR. Jones was inquiring
early this morning for an exclusive
I uraaL1N nApsgnn nor - A. In thta ~
ternoon Mr.. Jones declared that he
thought he would go to cow punching.
Homer II. Rawlins, an invalid who
came here a few weeks ago from his
home IN Texas. died last night, He had
been sent here by his physicians TO
gain relief from lung trouble, but the
cause OF his death was caneeT Of the
liver. and there was no trace OF disease
Of the lungs. Rawlins was an odd Fell
low. holding membership In IA lodge at
Dallas. The members OF the order here
have taken charge Of the remains, and
after being embalmed they will be sent
TO Cleburne. Texas. for burial. His
wife and two children who were with
him, will accompany the remains.
Tomas Werner. deputy probate oler...
In a communication 10 The Citizen,
says; Result OF the election held on
the 3rd day OF December, 1900. for may
0rdomo and acequia commissioners for
the acequia of Albuquerque. Is as fol-
lows Republican ticket-Juan II. Du-
ran. m~ayordomo. l0lS; commissioners,
Ambrosio Contreras 1906. Ceramic Con.
zeles S9T, George II. Moore 1869. Fusion
ticket-Leonardo Hunlck. m~ayordomo,
80; commissioners, John Mann 741. De-
.iderio Montoya s37. Corneio ID. Muir
ply 200" The precinct does not cast as
many votes as shown In Mr.. Werner.
communication. but u Is understood
that the voters had the right 10 vote
the number Of acres Of land they own.
Sd receiving water from the acequia. To
decide who OF the candidates are entit-
led TO certificates of election a witt Of
mandamus has been sworn out and the
ease VIII be heard by JUDGE crum-