Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-04
GALLUP ~GLEANiN6S.
Bachechl & Gion Is Judgement Suit
Catholic Church Improvements,
BATCH or POLICE NEWS.


Is not expected to recover
Cade Selvy came in from the west
and brought his two daughters, who
will remain for a few days the guests
o. Mrs. Reese Bedloe.
Mr.. Busser. Of reading
rooms for the Santa Fe system, has had
the sum Of s5.OVv placed at his disposal
With which he will establish a reading
room at Gallup.
A. csloni. the well-known stone cut
ter, has secured the contract from the
SlavonIc society for a monument for
the grave Of their deceased brother.
George s~tsrvevich. who was accidental
ly killed at Gibson some time ago.
Grace the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wade Show. died after an
Illness Of only two days. as a result of
mat scourge OF children in the hot
weather, the summer complaint. The
little one suffered greatly and the end
was a deep relief.
One Robinson. a negro porter. who
has been working from winslow west,
was arrested here by Cade selvy on a
warrant sworn nj by Dutton. nag
OF the Harvey house at winslow. He is
charged with stealing a number of ar
tieles belonging to Fred Harvey.
The children Of the Congregational
Sunday school had a very enjoyable
day, despite the heat, on Wednesday
last, when they picnicked in one OF the
side csnons Of the Catalpa valley. They
were busy enjoying themselves from
early morning until 4 in the afternoon,
when the party returned to town.
The improvements contemplated for
the Catholic church will require about
$500: they now have $500 of this
amount. The front OF the church will
be changed to Hill avenue, some rooms
added for Father Julliard, a cellar will
be e~xcavated n a new heating appa-
ratus put in. Altogether the improve
ments viii add very much to the
beauty and convenience of the church.
On Saturday night last "A warrant
was issued by Judge Brown on COM
plant OF Gertie Dunn against Jeanne
Thomss for drawing a knife on her.
disturbing the peace n stealing a
wsshtub. The trial was held and the
Thomas m was fined s. and costs
for disturbing the peace.
The bicycle stolen from John Spears
TWO weeks ago. was found on the 2eth
near Clarkville by Tomas Bustemente
in a gulch near the road. both tires
havin gbeen cut to pieces with a knife.
Bustemente brought the bicycle to Will
numbers repair shop, when II was
recognized as belonging to Spears, who
came and paid Bustemente for his truu-
BILE.
About l y. m. on Wednesday Last, the
switch engine sounded a fire alarm.
n fire men responded promptly and
the fire which proved to be In the rear
OF Caravans (the new postofnce) build.
ing. was soon extinguished. The work
men a been careless in heating pitch
for the roof and the fire under the ket-
tie had spread while they were at din
ner. The buildings were of adobe. The
guests at the wedding on the next
street were at dinner when the fire
started. VIII MoSparron rushed over
and tore his new %pantaloons on the
spur OF the moment" Ed. Hart says,
but others say Raillard's dog helped.
Deputy Sheriff Sanford brought seven
persons in from the Catalpa for an ex-
animation before Judge Maxwell. They
were charged by George Waklich with
breaking into his saloon. while he was
away at supper 1t seems from the
story the men, who were working at
the mine. did break into the caloon and
sat down to drink some beer, waiting
Waklich's return. Then they offered to
pay him whatever was due. but he took
a different view OF the matter and had
them arrested. The matter was not
brought into court, as the cas- was
settled after their arrival here.
d. Sache & Sons, and Bacheci &
Giomo. wholesale liquor dealers OF AL
buquerque. obtained judgment before
Judge Maxwell in two suits against
Peter Noel for $40 on the eth inst. w.
w. Mcclellan. representing Bacheci &
Gioma' making oath on the 2Sth that
unless an execution vas issued imme-
diately that the judgment would be OF
no effect. An execution was issued and
Marshal Smith took possession OF the
stock OF liquors and cigars in Noci's sa-
loon. advertising the stool for sale al
auction on July O. There are severa,
other creditors and as the stock
amounts only to $500. the case vii
probably be settled in the bankruptcy
court.
on Saturday night last while a dane,
was in progress at Marello's two Mex
leans from C~larkville. Joe Wlgens and
Juan Apodaca, got into an alteration
about a woman Wigens seized Apo
daca by the neck. Apodaca got loos,
and struck Wiggens with a chair. Wig,
gems then drew a six-shooter and fired
three shots at Apodaca with no effect
except to clear the house OF every.
body. Wiggen then gave himself vi
to Deputy Marshal Willmunder. wht
locked him up. Tit next morning h,
gave a $500 bond for his appearance
On Monday the case was tried befor,
Judge Brown. Apodaca not approvin.
to prosecute. Wiggens was fined So
and costs. for the payment Of which h,
gave security and was released.