Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-14

county, and the work done by w. f.
Gortner, commits sioner.
Mrs. John York, who has been quite
ill for several weeks, is now reported
TO be better.
G. M. Moore, the lumber man, return
ed yesterday evening from his trip to
Denver to attend to some business
matters there. Mr.. Moore still has o
couple CT cars of lumber tied up in
Denver on account of the sw.tchmen's
strike and he could not even find them
in the yards.
The cavalry troopers will ave a
mounted drill Sunday, starting at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. Isaac Lewis took sick last night
with cholera morbus and is still con
fined to her bed today.
Mrs. Charles III. Sporleder left last
night on No. 8 for Walsenburg, Trini-
dad. Denver and other points in Colo
RADIO for a visit Of several weeks with
relatives.
William M. Bell, the shoe man, left
this afternoon for Albuquerque to join
his wife, who is there sick. and they
will probably spend the winter in the
| Duke city. Mr.. Bell has expressed sat
isfaction with the condition of the shoe
factory proposition here and the near
future will see the factory a reality.
e. B. Wheeler left this afternoon for
a business trip to Colorado.
w. E. Franks left this afternoon for
Ration to report for duty as brakeman.
Col. r. G. Head, William Johnson
and Frank Murphy vent up to Wat
rous and other points to attend to the
shipment of some cattle.
I. w. Rapp returned this afternoon
from his trip down the road.
Rabbi J. A. Kaplan arrived this af'
ternoon from Albuquerque. and will
preach in the synagogue tonight.
Charles e. Doll returned this after.
noon from Santa Fe, where he spent
a few days. 3
F. A. Manzanares. John Boxer, Frank
J. Buck and J. M. Allen left this morn.
ing for Tecolote to attend to, the lay
ing out of the mill site there
Conductor Charles Stevenson took
sick yesterday morning at La Junta
and was unable TO bring No. ] out, but
had to go to the hospital. Conductor
w. J. Fugate was doubled back on No
1 and F. H. Seekin, one Of the conduc
tors between Pueblo and La Junts
brought No. Z down, which is Mr.. Flu
gates train. Mr.. Stevenson has moi
been well for some time, and returned
to work too o after his last sicl
spell.
IHays Booth is a new north enC
brakeman.
:. w. A. Althoff returned this after
noon from his trip to Santa Fe,
Il E., p. Roe, division freight and pas
! senger agent, came up this afternool
? from Ell Paso.
s. l.. Grant went up to Colmar thi
afternoon to look after the shipmen
of some horses.
, Mrs. A. Greitsinger left this after
? noon for Springer for a visit wit
friends.
The general topic of conversatio
here today is what did the senator
think of Las Vegas and the outlook fo
statehood and there is not a person l
town who can answer 1t, as they le
no remark urop and neither would the
have anything to say on the question
Everyone was generally surprise
with the thoroughness with which the
Investigated conditions here, they g
ing into everything. almost, I'M tn
school and language question espe'
ially.S fgF
Yesterday afternoon theykwere dri'
en- over the city and stopped in man
Of the stores and had conversation
They looked into the worst parts of tn
city, and let nothing which might
against lie interest OF the territory g
1 unnoted. 1t is the sentiment that III
senators. especially Senator Beveridg
was here to get testimony against ii
territory and not what might be foun
in favor, and those interviewed fe
that the chances for a favorable r
Il port are today less than yesterday.
In the evening the session began
O'Clock and lasted until nearly mi
night. All the justices of the peace
the city were summoned to apes
with their court dockets, including II
s. two on the west side, who are most
ID native. and whose records were kel
in Spanish. This point alone is co
t. sidered to have injured the statehoo
cause considerably.
The school teachers were also sur
=, moned. besides several prominent eli
zens, and they were each admittt
Sc separately in the room and their test
re mony kept a secret. They asked a
% kinds of questions. and the schoo
and courts were given particular a
20 tention as to their efficiency.
d. Tho raanrdc Of tho district CON