Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-21
Notes from Correspondents

field had been back east for several
weeks and MrsD harles Ilfeld left Kan
sas City for the east before returning
to her home at Las Vegas.
Attorney o. Z. Smith came over
from Clayton yesterday evening to at
tend to some business in the city.
B. B. Conliffe, of Streator, H.. who
left here last Tuesday for Caney,
Kas.. died at Winfield, Kas.. last week,
when he was taken off the train for a
rest. He lived at the springs here
and was q c~onsumptive.
Indelacio Sena and Jesus Ma. Critz
are in today from Sena. They are dele
gates to the republican convention to-
morrow.
Max We'll has secured a temporary
Injunction against F. N. Romero. con-
stable in precinct 1, Union county, to
restrain him from selling certain prop
erty to satisfy a judgment growing out
of the case of Gallegos VS.. Lachuga,
which was heard before a justice of
the peace court.
margarine Romero, as administrator
for the estate of Juan Leyba, has
brought suit against the Santa Fe rail
road to acquire judgment in the sum
OF $4,000 damages for the .njuring of
Leyba, from the effect of which he
died. 1t will be remembered Mr.. Ley
ha was unloading some machinery
1 from q flat car in the yards, when the
switch engine bumped into the cars,
throwing Leyba under the wheels and
mangling him in a most horrible way.
/, The company offered a small sum for
settlement, which was refused, it being
too little.
The cavalry troopers report a splen-
did time yesterday or their camping
experience out north of town. The
boys had a regular camp laid OFF,
twelve tents and camp street, flag pole
and a complete commissary outfit. The
day yesterday was spent at target
practice and some fair scores were
made at 200 yards. Trooper Dolman
made the highest score, II out of q
possible %. The next highest were
Sergeant Tate, 16; Sergeant LEVY. Is;
Captain Reid, IA. and Lieutenant
Gross, IA.
Some natives bounced a rock on an
ether fellows head Saturday night b!
the bridge. 1t was on account OF tn
|, fellow trifing with the slender walls
of the other fellows senorita. TIT
names of the parties were not learned
4 M. Anderson, who vas formerly tn
chef at F~orsythe's, left today with hi
family for Purcell, where they will re
: main.
: The b. r. T. will give a grand bal
Thanksgiving eve at the Montezum
: Casino.
6 Eugene Fiske and Prof. j. G. Hals
Y pleus came over from Santa Fe thi
! afternoon and will talk up that Peco
i power plant here. They will also prol
$ ably ask for the franchise fromthe cit
s to furnish the town with electric pow
a er. When Las Vegas gets three ele'
, trio companies the citizens will the
4 get cheap light and power most &c
tsinly.
Hon. Harvey B. Ferguson left tn
| afternoon for Ell Paso, from where
4 viii go to Santa Rosa.
\ II. S%trouther. who has been here vi
. iting his daughter who is SICK retur
ed today to his home at Fort Smit
Ark. He left Miss Strouther much il
n proved.
\ Simon Bacharach and wife return
I this afternoon from their trip to {
a albuquerque fair.
"a Joe Holman returned this aft
VI moo from his Wit TO Albuquerq
,. and expects 70 return to Fort sunni
~ Wednesday.
DIR. Nj. Lofkovits and Louie Jud
returned this afternoon from their
jGurn at the Duke city fair.
The union party had a number
ne grafters over on this side today tryi
nd 10 do a little missionary work.
Senator c. Barela and wife return
~ today to their home at Trinidad af
a visit here with E. Chaeon and IA
ily. Baby Chacon accompanied
n grandpa home.
f. Wardenburg. of Trinidad, and
IN, 4. White, of Ell Paso. are IN the c
today comforting on business N