Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-20
Notes from Correspondents

other two are still at large. but 1t is
thought they will soon be a%pprehend-
ed. as plans are now on foot to raise
the reward offered to $500. instead of
the regular $50 offered in such cases.
There seems to be little question of
the mems guilt, as confessions are now
on file from two of them. United
States Attorney Childers, of Albuquer-
que, and Assistant United States At
torney Reid will prosecute the cases
| here. and Hon. Charles A. Spiess will
conduct the prosecution at Puerto de
Luna. The cases will have the right
of way over most of the otner cases in
court. and a conviction, it is thought,
will be secured speedily. Bass and
Neil will be brought here from Albu-
auerque and the evidence is now being
prepared for presentation.
Hon. Harvey B. FERGUSON arrived
here today from a trip up in the north
ern part of the territory. where he
made speeches at Wagon Mound. RAJ
ton and B%lossburg. He will leave for
Santa Rosa from here.
DR.. z. b. Shaw and wife returned
Sunday afternoon from their trip of a
couple of weeks back in Kansas. They
visited in st. Johns, Kansas, and the
doctor read a paper at the annua
meeting of Santa Fe surgeons in To
peka.
Ralph Gould returned today to his
home in Ell Paso after visiting his faith
Ter. DR.. Gould, Of the Optic. Ralph is a
bright boy and a little hustler.
Miss Nora Evans returned Sunday
to her home in Columbus. Kansas, af-
ter a visit here with Mrs. Arch Bell.
c. N. Blackwell and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth, of Ration, passed through
here en- route to Santa Fe Sunday.
| They will stop off here for a visit on
their return.
Hon. T. B. Catron. of Santa Fe. pass
ed through here Sunday. returning
from a trip to Denver. where he looked
after some grant matters.
Roy Jackson, who has been day
clerk at the Castaneda, left Sunday
evening for Deming, where he has
been promoted to cashier. A young
man from the east will take the day
clerkship here.
Marguerite Romero is a scrapper
with his fists as well as in other ways.
Saturday evening some native painter,
who was partly full, came in to the
Hon. Marguerite and tried to hold him
up for a jug of whiskey, the payment
to come out of his campaign fund. Mar
guerito did not see 1t that way, and
when the fellow became very abus-
i've he lit into him and knocked all the
booze out of the painters hide. which
was already in there. The painter
tried the same scheme at the regular
republican headquarters but it did not
work there either and he was put out.
Mrs. George Crocksford and daugh-
tiers left yesterday afternoon for Rocky
Ford, Colo. for a visit.
Mrs, r. B. Romero, of Ell Paso, ar
rived here Sunday afternoon from San
! ia Fe for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Antonio Lucero.
George w. Trip and C. C. Dolman,
two Santa Fe brakemen, were Initial
ed in the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Trainmen yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Wimber returned yes
terday evening to her home at FL
Paso, after a visit here with her daugh'
ter, Miss Nellie Wimber.
Engine 1882, n of the large ones
wreck last Thursday, got in last night
shortly after s o'clock. The engine is
badly bunged up, but it is not thought
the frame is sprung to any great ex.
tent, and after a few repairs she will
be. all right again. She has not been
out of the shops at Ration but a short
time,