Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-20
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Batch of Interesting Topics From a
Northern Town.
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Northern Town.
Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. 19.-Encar-
nacion Martinez, one of the most prom
inent sheep and cattle men of Tremen-
tina, died there last week. He was
about IS years of age.
ID. White, of the firm of Wardenburg
& White, and daughter, passed through
here yesterday en- route to Trinidad to
attend the wedding there of the daugh-
ter of his partner, Miss Lulu Warden
burg, which occurred today. Mr..
White will stop over here Friday on
his return trip. q
The charity ball given at the Monte
yuma Casino at the Springs last night
by the Montefiore congregation was
one of the; society events. of the year.
There were 100 present who tripped
the fantastic to the music furnished by
Ehler's orchestra. The first train went
up shortly after s o'clock, and return
ing. the first train came shortly after
midnight after the supper was served
and the last at 3 o'clock this morning.
The event was a distinct success and
reflects great credit uupon the ladies'
and all who worked so 1Zealously to
make the ball the pleasant affair it
was.
Charles ufeld has brought suit
against Patricio Sena to secure judg-
ment in the sum of $500, alleged due
on several promissory notes.
In the slut In partition of Arthur III.
Onicer against Mrs. Louise Clutton to
divide some land in Colfax county, the
court has approved the sale Of the real
estate sold. Ff
Sarah wants a divorce. Sarah A.
Wheatly lives in Union county and
wants the matrimonial tie between her
and John C. severed. If what Sarah
alleges against John is true, Sarah
should have her right to live alone and
pay her own board. In her petition she
says they were married in January
1880, and that they lived together more
or less happily until September 1, 1900
when John, the galute, without cause
struck, beat, kicked and wounded the
poor plaintiff. On July s. 1902, John
repeated the dose, only this time he
did 1t verbally and called her vile ant
vulgar names and since that time ha.
absented himself from her bed ant
board, though the grub" was good ant
the feathers soft, and John has als'
since failed to pay money into tn
family treasury and Sarah thinks al
of this should entitle her to a seveI
ance from him.
The fire committee of the city couI
Gil met last evening and decided t
order 500 feet of new hose. h orde
was placed through A. C. Young, VIII
gave the company his profit. The hos
is the double jacket sort, the kin
used in Chicago, and is first class /
all particulars. This will give the con
pany LOO feet of hose now. The new
which will be here in about two weeks
will be put on the fire wagon. and tn
old wound ON the reel ready for enc
gencies.
The Santa Fe is having the heavieI
freight traffic through here they hay
enjoyed in some years. The men,
DAdIy VI lhcn arc new, mat ~ w.
do not know each other and they a
all being worked as hard as the me
will stand for. The force in the shol
has also been increased and a har
ly keep up with the work. Such
prosperity.
INT first of the fine new trains
the Santa Fe making the flyer ru
passed through yesterday mornin
and 1t was a royal outfit and bral
new from the first car to the rear. t
Santa Fe has ten such trains and q
cost was close to $1,000 900. All
the trains are in service regularly
cept one, which is kept for emerge
cies.
III. Reynolds loaded a shipment
about 1900 sheep today at the sto
yards for shipment to Lincoln. M
John Taylor will go east with t
sheep and will look after the flock d.
ing the winter.
The remains of Miss Ida Yerka, W
died a few days ago here of tuberC
Iosis. were shipped to her former hoI
in West Superior, Wis, on No. 2 todi
A w. Yerka, a brother, arrived vest
day and accompanied the renal
east.
The case of "Dobe" Jackson again
Charles Carson yesterday about a CT