Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15
Union County Court.

Judge w. j. MlllS, SftHNUlUb hblil'-
ro. w. T. Gortner and Capt l.. G. Fort
returned Saturday evening from Clay
ton, Union county. where they had
been for five days.
The term was very successful, about
thirty cases having been heard al of
which We're civil cases.
Only ten indictments were rendered.
and only five individuals were invol-
vad
The case OF Good. charged with the
murder of man named Bell. the
grand jury failed To bring in an indict-
ment. as they deemed the killing JUS
tifablc on the grounds that Bell was
criminally intimate with Mrs. Good.
There was no criminal cases ready
for trial Vegas Record
The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
company intends 10 erect library and
reading room this summer at Chama.
Rio Arrba county. II will also erect a
brick office building.
| T. A. Austin, at present trainmaster
Of the Oklahoma division, has been
promoted 10 the place formerly held
| by Mr.. Robbins and will move his
headquarters to Topeka
| W. H. Shultz has taken charge OF
| the run as engineer on the branch be
tween Santa Fe and Lamy. He served
in the 33d legislative assembly from
San Miguel county and made agood
record.
j. W. Robbins. trainmaster OF the
eastern division of the Santa Fee rail
way has been appointed superlntend
ont OF the northern division Of the
Gulf. Colorado 4 Santa Fe, the Calves
ton line of the Santa Fe proper.
The gross earnings OF thirty -four
roads for the fourth week OF February
were s7,1S7752 against sG.75o GSS foi
the fourth week OF February 1901, al
increase Of si37oGi Twenty-six roads
show increases and eight decreases.
Owing to the completion Of the Rocl
Island extension the railroad anC
clerical force AT Alamogordo has beer
greatly increased which means a cor
responding growth in the pay roll PAID
out in that prosperous Otero county
town every month
Frank lIungate. a Santa Fe trair
captain out of albuquerque, \, NJ. who
has lots of friends in Topeka, is renew
ing acduaintances here for few days
says the Topeka Journal Next Wed
nesday he will go To Arkansas cit,
for visit with relatives.
George Il Henderson, supcrintend
cnt of motive pow n for the Santa Fo
returned Thur day from Philadelph,a
whore he has been two weeks lookibs
after matters relating to the construc
ton of the % new prairie freight loco
motives which the Baldwin works Il
building for this company These en-
gines are numbered from 1850 up an1
beginning in week or two viii be de
livered 10 the purchaser at the rate o
-four every seven days. the intention
being 10 complete the order by the en-
OF April. Practically the only differ
enCe between them and the passenge
locomotives Of the same type Is tn
size of driver. the freight engines hay
ing 90 inch driving wheel instead q
one ten inches larger which is .1c a
mension of those already In service
p The machinery, size of cylinder an
p general plan of the two are otherwis
, Identical.
. The yellow Jacket mine, ih the Col
Road district. owned by John Withers
= Ira George aud Frank irwin, Is shown
good gold.
q. Charles Davis and Ira Hawkn
, have located mine near the Sand,
that assays as high as 81 .260 per tor
! Davis SAWS Il looks To him like "A WOrl