Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-05
A LIVELY RUNAWAY.
Fence Around the Catholic Church
Was Torn Down,
EAvY STORMS.

morning after attending the funeral of
his father.
The fine team of Elias Salas ran
away this afternoon and brought ND
on the Catholic church fence, tearing
K down and breaking the tongue and
front of the buggy. One of the horses
front legs were hurt.
Miss Edith Haines. the music teach
er, left today for Denver, where she
will remain.
Engineer William Bender was killed
at 1880 last evening while looking out
of the gangway of his mountain helper
at Hillside near Ration. He struck his
head on a bridge as the engine IA
passing and was instantly killed. His
home was in Ration. He was unmar-
ried.
1t is feared that considerable of the
fruit is injured in TINS neighborhood
by last nights e hail storm.
Parker Wells and wife have zone to
Colorado Springs.
John Stein, superintendent of the
Harvey houses along this line, was
here today escorting 100 of the Mystic
Shriners in a special on their way to
their pow-wow in California.
H. H. Sheppard, travelling passenger
NoNN ~ "a ShlNoSo al g. .
was here yesterday.
The Normal contestants at Mesilla
Park came back with their feathers
dropping. They failed badly in all the
events. The ball team stopped off at
Socorro to give the team there a whirl
this afternoon.
District court convened this morning
and the case of ~larles llfeld VS.. The
First National bank was set for the
first day of next term. The suit in
wolves payment on a wool deal of about
$12, 600. Hon. Chas. Spiess is attorney
for plaintiff and A. A. Jones for de-
tense. The damage suit of Mrs. Hamil-
ton against East Las Vegas for dam.
ages of $4,000 for injuries sustained
by falling on a defective sidewalk was
at the request of A. A. Jones, attorney
for the plaintiff. continued until next
term. and was set for the second day.
The committee of the grand jury
made its rounds of the county offices
and will report this afternoon or to-
morrow, when they will complete their
duties.
The case of Donaciano Barros on a
cattle stealing charge was next called
and a jury tried empanelled to try the
case.
Anthony H. Young has been granted
a temporary license to practice law in
the district courts of this territory.
The condition of A. r. Larrazolo, the
attorney who broke his leg in the ball
game on Decoration day, is as good as
could be expected. He will most prob
ably be laid up for a couple of months.
A ball team has been organized in
this Guy, with A. McWienie as captain.
HNhnu untt1I lilo RI hnar from SANTA
Fe and Albuquerque soon as they get
the curves down pat.
Charles Martin, a resident of Sagin.
aw, Mich, died here this morning at
9 o clock of consumption. He was 20
years of age, and the remains will be
shipped to Port Huron, Mich, tomor-
row.
The city council will have a special
whirl tonight. 1t is the sidewalk and
kindred troubles that calls them in
session.
c. l.. Harris and wife are expected
back from Hugo, Ind, tonight. They
have been away for several weeks.
A terrific sandstone visited the sec
ton of Los Alamos and Sindejuela,
about twelve miles from here, last
night and did considerable damage to
the crops. About a foot of hail fell,
and the booming and storm was heard
plainly here about $3.50. The storm
was hard near Hot Springs, and at
Begoso, travellers on the road had to
hold up there and wait until morning.
The rainfall in Las Vegas was .0S of an
inch.
The mesa surrounding the city is at
last beginning to get green. 1t makes
a pleasing sight.
Sheriff Cleofas Romero took Catar-
inc Gonzales to the p~enitentiary this
afternoon to begin a sentence of TWEEN
ey years for murder in the second de-
gree. Gonzales was convicted on the
23rd of December, 1899, but filed an
appeal to the supreme court which was
granted, and on the 25th of April the
supreme court reafirmed the district
courts decision.
The city plats and grades which the
sewer expert, Andrew Rosewater, took
TO Kansas City with him, have return
ed, and sidewalk building is expected
to again begin in earnest.
w. G. Hayden. acting as a special
master. has sold to Mrs. Lucy V. Glen.
ents a lot of real estate in this city;
consideration, $500.
Romaldo Montoya and wife and Ped
70 Montoya have entered an agree.
ment to sell to John Laubach, A. r.
Quinley and j. A. Baker, the mining
men. a large parcel of land in this
county neal Tecolote, for a considera-
ton of SO, 900.
Cesario Madrid left today for Santa
Fe to get his son, Antonio Madrid, who
has just finished a three year sentence
in the -penitentiary for perjury in a
murder case.
Watrous had a good rain yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. r. DaCosta leaves Friday
for Princeton, Ind, TO visit with rela-
tives for a couple of months.
The infantry and cavalry company
will fight it out on the base ball diam.
ond on July 4.
Alderman r. NJ. Elwood is taking a
two weeks vacation from his desk at
llfeld's.
Miss Marcelina DesMarias is quite
i'll.