Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-12
MAGGIO INDICTED.
Three Indictments Returned by United
States Grand jury.


sion at Las Cruces yesterday found an
indictment against Antonio Maggie. for
conspiracy, aud one each against James
Hunter. sheriff, and w. H. Baker, ex-
sheriff, of Otero county. The grounds
on which indictments were returned
against the otero county officers were
that they allowed United States prison
ers to escape from custody. IL is un-
dcrstood the three offenders will not
be given hearing at the present term.
but will be continued until next April.
Bond for Maggio's appearance was
iiXed at sjco0, but 1t is not likely that the
prisoner will be able to find bondsmen.
10 Sheridan. territorial coal mine in
spector, came up from Captain this
morning and continued on to the San
Juan country on official business.
John Frodcrickson the shoe rcpaIrer
On South Second street has removed his
shop to the shoe store Of Theodore
Muonstcrmann on Railroad avenue.
The Highland Buffet tonight will have
fine hot lunch which will be served
free to all who come. Your friends Will
he there, too. and YOU should see them.
J. X. Ribera, who for years was the
proficient public school teacher at Las
PadiIlos. now In charge OF a private
school at Ranches de Atrlco Is in the
city today on business
In the game Of basket ball at the In
dian school this morning between the
university team and Indian school girls,
the latter won by the score Of 0 to 4.
The game was hotly contested.
Rev r. c. Beattie, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, who attended the
synod In Flagstaff. returned to the city
this morning. He made side trip to
the Grand canyon before returning.
Joseph LASH member OF Troop a.,
Fourteenth cavalry. Is here from Fort
Wingato. lie Is from Mansfield, o.. orig
inally. and a particular friend of ID. w.
Parkison OF Tho Citizen job department.
The city council has ordered all adver-
tsoment signs stretched across the side
walks or streets taken down and this
morning Marshal McMillin was around
notifying those who had violated the or
finance on the subject.
a. j. Crawford today announced that
he had Just paid his annual wash bill
md produced n bill from the Albuquer-
Tue wool securing mill. which amounted
o over 5000 for washing and securing
A quarter million pounds OF wool.
Dwight Carson, who succeeded Joseph
Brown to the position of auditor OF the
Harvey house along the Santa Fe sys-
tcm, arrived In town yesterday on his
initial trip. lie was shown courtesies
BY X. Il. Pellow, local manager OF the
Harvey house.
on account Of the threatening condi-
ion OF the weather there was no open
lir service held last Sunday The usual
sorvice will be held tomorrow and Rev.
Bruce Kinney will preach the sermon.
let everybody attend. The service COM
nencos at $3.50 y. m.
Notice Elks-Regular meeting OF Albu-
querque lodge. No. i6l, b. r. o. f.. this
evening at 1880 o'clock at X. OF 4.
hall Final arrangements for fair week
To be made and initiation. Visiting Elks
cordially invited. by order OF exalted
ruler, c. w. Medler, secretary.
Roy Moore, the S-year-old son OF q.
u. Moore, who left his home on Tuesday
last has not been located and his parents
are quite uneasy. The boy has light
hair and blue eyes, wears a blue shirt
waist, black pants and black hat Any
pne knowing the whereabouts OF the lit
tie fellow will confer favor by notify
ing @, ID. Moore, Albuquerque.