Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
SANTA FEE.

cases VIII be hcard IN chambers until
after the adjournment of the supreme
court.
District Attorney Frank W Clancy
ot Albuquerque. is I'm Santa pc on bust.
ness before the court OF private land
claims
y T.. Stevens. OF Albuquerque, prom
incnt in odd Fellow circles is in Santa
fc on building and loan association
business.
Cordelia leBow. aged years. died
at the home of her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs Charles l.. Thayer. of acute
pneumonia. The funeral took place
yesterday at . o'clock.
Rev X, NJ. Craig superintendent Of
Presbyterian missions was an arrival
from the south and left overland for
thimayo. He returned recently from
the east. where he made siXty.four mis-
sionary addresses in less than sixty
days. lie says that new mission
school Will be built at Las Truchas
and at other points in Taos and Rio
Arriba counties
G. C. Clark. of Kelly. Socorro county,
past grand chancellor of the knights
of Pythias of New Mexico. Is in Santa
Fe today on business visit Mr. Clark
has just recovered from long siege
Of illness that confined him to his home
all winter He reports that "a new
company will take hold of the Cavern
mine at Kelly and will probably erect
"A smelter. There are about 10000 tons
of ore N sight AT the mine.
Bert Ward has entered the employ
of Grant RiVenburg as driver of the
ice wagon.
pared for the sowing OF more lava
seed and the laying out of flower beds
Vivian Padilla and Miss Francisco
Ortega We're married at the cathedral
by Vicar General Fourchegn The
couple was attended 10y Narciso Mon.
dragon and wife. Valentino SalaZar de
Mondragon.
Sunday afternoon 1lG boys and girls
were confirmed in the cathedral by
Archbishop Peter Bourgale. In the
morning over 100 children attended
their first communion. The girls were
all dressed Ia white and yelled
\ number OF Nambe Pueblo Indians
are in Santa Fc on business with w.
n. Pope. United States attorney for
the Pueblo Indians. The Indians have
a grievance against settlers near
Mamie on account of water rights
The Santa Fe Water a Light com.
pany received a 200horse power boiler
and new smoke stacks for its power
plant on Don Gaspar avenue. 4 200.
horse power engine and a $50 kilowatt
generator will follow.
Mrs w. H. Whiteman is reported as
somewhat improved. although still un.
able - leave be. Led. Two OF her
daughters, Mrs. 4 j. Mitchell of Den
yer. and Mrs. j x. Dudley, OF near
Denver. arrived on Saturday evening.
A lngersou and son are down over
100 feet on their gold prospect two
miles directly north of Santa Fe. They
will soon commence drifting, A con
siderable amount of ore is on their
dump. They claim to have assays run.
ming as high as $40 a ton. The sink.
ing is done in solid rock
Hon. B. NJ Read will he an applicant
for the United States attorneyship of
the Pueblo Indians. To succeed W II.
Pope Esq who has accepted "A judg-
ship in the Philippines
There are BPS conviCts in the terri
torial ponitentiary today. 222 men and
six women The latter are kept busy
making shirts for the conyicts There
is work for every male convict and
plenty of IL. ldleness has no place in
the New Mexico penitentiary.
Sotcro Martinez, who was mysteri-
ously shot on Saturday evening. while
on his way home. is reported To he
much improved although not yet out
of danger. District Attorney T.. G. Alb
bolt is working on the case and impor.
tant developments may he announced
in a few days.
w NJ. Upton. commissioner of pub
lie lands in the Philippines with head
quarters at Manila. ii is understood
will resign and return To this country
at an early date. the climate Of Manila
not being suitable and unlavorably at,
focting his health.
A. O. Wright. supervisor of Indian
schools. left for Genoa. Nch., after
spending over week AT the United
States Indian school in this city. He
was much pleased with the condition
OF the school and recommended To the
department that IL he endargod so as
to Increase the number of pupils "a
i5O lie advised the construction of a
new building for The l5n extra pupils
and also the installation of steam
heating plant at the school.
Sotoro MARTINEZ is reported 10 ho
much improved from his wound and
the attending physician. DIR. j. NJ. Diaz
now holds out hopes for his recovery
The officers of the local lodge OF
Elks were installed by Deputy y
| Ruppe. of Albuquerque. A banquet was
served at the Bon-Ton after the in
stalla,ion.
The brick pavement which should
have been laid around the Old Palace
| last October according 10 assurances
of Land Commissioner A. \. Keen, Gus
| todiar OF the building awaits tho
pleasure of the penitentiprS autholi
tics who will get at IL as soon as they
nave the men and brick tn spare,
Judge Jesse G.. Northcutt, of Trim
! dad Judge of the Third judicial district
: of Colorado, "A jurist of fine reputation
I and a friend of Governor Otcto. Judg,