Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14


adjournment from the last meeting. as
ii was expected that the 81. Louis par
ties would have been here yesterday.
but. owing 20 the sickness of the prosi.
dent. MIR Duncan. they have postponed
their coming until they can all come
togethef They will get in next week
ii MIR. Duncan is able. Mcssrs. Call and
Nerriman being the rest of the party.
Rafael Galleeos has been released
from further attendance on the county
commissioners as interpreter.
The cavalry dance FRIDAY night was
a most pleasant affair Music was fur.
nished by string band and about
twenty-five couples took part. The
dance was not strictly a uniform affair,
as the weather is getting "A little too
warm for a display of military trap.
pings
The ball game between the City Slug
gers and the Normal team yesterday,
resulted in victory for the former by
score OF 81 TO g.
Las Vegas. June ,-Prof James Me.
Nary has returned from Albuquerque.
Mrs. :. T.. Douglas and Misses Har.
rison and futile departed this after
noon for San Francisco to spend their
vacation.
Roy w. Andrews. a sufferer from
consumption died this morning and
the remains will be shipped to his
former home I'm Evansville. Wis. He
was ~ years OF age.
Mrs Abe Lewis and daughter Car
re. OF Kansas city. are expected here
in a few days TO visit with relatives.
The Galinas river was lined with
fishers yesterday from Hot Springs to
FL Porvonir. some good catches are
reported too.
Mrs Henry Levy entertained a mum.
her OF friends this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles 4, Spess has invita-
tons out FOR a party next Friday
Rabbi Bonnheilh and son are contcm'
platinr 4 trip To the 'fatherland' soon.
Mas { Burney Lirde is visiting in
Trinidad.
j. A. Kcrnheim. an eastern wool buy.
er. went to Santa Rosa this morning
| looking for business.
The jury in the Sophie T.. Hamilton
damage suit against the city for &c.
600 brought in n verdict in favor OF the
city this morning; not allowing Mrs.
| Hamilton | cent The verdict has in
general given satisfaction. though sym
pathy is universally expressed for Mrs.
| Hamilton. The verdict is great VIC
tory Tor Hon. Charles A. Spiess and
! $ b. Davis Jr and means considera-
| bic. not only for the city, but tor the
| entire territory, as the case was the
! first OF its kind in the territory and. in
a way. forms a precedent The verdict
will save the city considerable money,
as there would most probably have
been more suits entered if the decision
had been against the city The jury
was out from o'clock Saturday until
II o'clock that night. and as the Judge
had set time limit TOR reporting that
night at $50. the verdict was not
given out until court convened this
morning, The jury was entirely ma
Tive one and all except two of the jury
men were not residents of Las Vegas.
There was evidently some diff Guilty al
coming to an unanimous decision. judg
ing by the time they were out After
the verdict was brought in a jury was
summoned to try the case of the First
National bank OF Las Vegas against
a A. SENEGAL, J. G.. Montana, +. T.
Robedo and Benigno Martinez, for a
debt OF $500 amount due on note In
the above case the jury brought in q
verdict in the afternoon in favor OF the
plaintiff, allowing them the sum oi
s5i1,92. The entire petit jury was
then discharged. this case finishing
the cases at this term asking for o
, Jury. Court then adjouri.ed until II
a. m tomorrow.
The Santa Fe has been unfortunat,
I'm the number of serious accidents thai
have happened on their line in the last
ten days Another was added To the
list last night in the person of Char
2 Calhoun. "A fireman that has been II
the employ of the Santa Fe here only {
short time. The accident happened
last night about midnight in the can
( Won this side of Shoemaker, on q
/ truss bridge. Calhoun had ovidentl!
p put his head ont of the gang way jus
< as the engine was entering the hridg'
and was struck sQuarely in the fact
4 aud knocked OF the engine. killing hin
; instantly. He was not missed until al
the road farther when a stop was made
FOR water. The train backed up AM
=. found him hanging on the ties OF tn,
bridge. way car was sent back witt
4 the remains and he was taken 4
. Dearth's, where his remains now are
. Mr.. Calhoun had few acquaintance II
/. the city, as he was a new conner. II I
D understood that he has family n
/. Socorro. Later particulars in the cas-
@ give McCook. Neh., as the home OF tn
n deceased and hat he has wife AN
two children In Horton, Ark. He Is
i member of the Brotherhood of locomt
@ tive Firemen. and has some insuranc
Q in that order. and $1,000 in the A.
J. L. W., as well as in several other ol
: ders of which ne was a member. III
came here the last part Of May, an
I was a very pleasant. affable and we
G liked man. The brotherhood took car
l. OF the remains. which will be shipped
most probably. to the home OF III
r mans parents In Missouri.
{ Charles Emmerick and William Run
/ brought in a string of thirty speckle
trout yesterday. They went up IN
n river Saturday night and fshed earl
II In the morning. and they say the
@ could hardly pull them out fast enough
A native OF Upper town that ha
s been working near La Junta on wor
- train fell from the cars yesterday an