Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-20
DEFINING ITEMS.
s~mugglers Attempt TO Esespe-chi'
csc Importation Case.

csc importation Case.
Special Correspondence.
Deming. N. NJ, July 19.-Mrs. Bsntz
lnez Barnes and Mrs. Men arrived
Wednesday from Silver City. They
are bound for California to spend the
summer.
l.. II. Brown and I. Brown made a
trip to the Alamo Hueco ranch this
week. where they spent several very
pleasant days.
Mrs. James Colson and son. Dick
came in from Allison, New Mexico, tc
meet Mrs. Colson's father and sister
Mr.. William and Miss Jennie Colsop
who arrived from San Angelo, Texas
on Thursdays train.
Cox Bros, the enterprising livery
men. are breaking a team of very pref
~ iron gray horses, which are almost
perfect matches, for use in their sta.
bles here.
The Epworth League Is going 10
give an ice cream social at the |. Il,
Brown residence next Thursday even
ing, at which recitations and songs
Will be the order of the evening.
A. w. Wilson returned from Colora.
10 Friday morning. He made a good
sale of stock, which he took up some
time since, while there.
One of the passengers on the In.
coming Santa Fe passenger train of
Thursday evening fell from the train
just as it was pulling into the depot,
but was not seriously hurt as he struck
the soft ground just west of the bag.
gage room.
Adolf Shutz, son of Max. Shutz, the
Gflynr .Nftu t,nV,har I,e. III. l.... A..
Silver City without telling his faith.
er OF his intention TO do 30. He pur.
chased a ticket for Deming on the To-
cal freight, but left the train at
Spaulding and was making Il to Dem.
ing on foot when ID. Bauman, who was
IN search of him picked him up about
two or three miles out of town. Mr..
Shutz came down on the evening Train
and furnished the boy with a ticket to
California. and returned to Silver City
on the morning train. leaving orders
that the lad be started for his destina.
ton on the first train.
The Chautauqua Literary club held
It's regular semimonthly meeting at
the Stenson home Thursday evening.
A very interesting program was rem.
dered, after which some little time
was spent in impromptu songs, recita'
tons. etc, when the members dispers.
ed to their various homes.
The two Mexican smugglers that
were captured near Lordsburg by
Mounted Inspector William Baker
some little time ago and were confin
I'd in the Luna county Jail, were help
ing to unload the new cells for the jail
Wednesday evening when they decid
ed to break for liberty, which they did
each going IN an opposite direction
Jailor Hughes directed his attention tc
n OF them In so positive a manner
that he stopped almost Immediately
rhe other one, however, made good
mis- escape until the next evening
when he was captured by two of Shef
IN Baca's able deputies just above
Old Town on the Miembres.
Captain Read, assistant United
States attorney of Las Vegas, ant
Chas. Meehan. Chinese inspector. OF
I'll Paso, are in the city attending the
case OF Fong Kee, alias Jon Gong
which was called before United States
Commissioners b. Y. McKeyes for tn,
18th, but was postponed until
today to await the arrival OF Mr.. Nee
han. Fong Kee was before the com
missioner for being unlawfully In tn,
United States and Judgment Of depor
tation was rendered. The judgment
was suspended for ten days to give the
Chinaman a chance to get a duplicate
of a certificate which he claims that
he had but lost.