Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-01
LAS VEGAS.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas, n. NJ. Oct. 24.--Darby A.
Day, OF Albuquerque. territorial man
ager of the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany Is here and has preferred embex-
element charges against w. b. Fon-
vile, who was local agent here. and
the marshal has telegraphed the Chi
cago chief Of police to cause his arrest
II he does not return forthwith. $780,
60, amount alleged due by Mr.. Day
for premiums collected and not turned
over.
Warrants we're served on John Doe
and Joe Endert, cooks Mt the MOntezu-
ma hotel. for their celebration" here
the other night in which they trough
housed in one Of the saloons.
The democratic-populist combine
held a meeting In Gonzales hall last
night and elected delegates from pre-
cinct 26 to the union convention called
Cor the eth In the court house. The
following were elected as delegates:i
J. N. Tafoya, Hipolio Romero, Ant onio
Lucero, Carlos Rubio. Juan Paula,
Santos Garcia, f. G.. de Baca. MCsen-
ciano Baca. Adelaide Tafoya, Abel Ia
foya. Filadelfo Baca, Tito Ortiz, NAM
uel Armijo and Sabine Rome.~. Pre-
cinct 20 is entitled to eight votes in
the convention, but they selected six.
teen delegates with half vote, 80 AZ
to he able to give every democrat In
the precinct some recognition.
Knowlton & nollen have brought
suit In the Colfax county district court
against George 8. Good a Co. to FORE
close a lien to recover $4,000. amount
alleged due for work done on q con-
tract.
Warrants were issued today for tie
arrest OF Adelaide Tafoya. LOUIS
Guerin and few other roudy deTo-
pops for throwing rocks against the
doors OF houses on the west side last
night, and In general committing acts
of vandalism. These are ''scme Of the
best people" T.. C. de Baca claimed
went in the union ranks. and they are
typical specimens to he sure. Some CT
those arrested are those chosen dele
gates n the uLton convention. Eze-
kiel must now indeed be proud of his
drunken unionist Drawers.
ID. J. Osborne left on the stage this
morning for santa Rosa on business.
The funeral Of Amos c. Schmidt will
be held Sunday afternoon at the house
at o'clock. The A. o. u. w. lodge
will have the funeral IN charge and
the interment will take place In the
Masonic cemetery. kevs. Norman
Skinner and George Selby will per-
form the funeral ceremony. There
will be several relatives from afar
present, they arriving today and to-
morrow.
w. +. Everett. OF Ration, who has
been at the Santa Re hospital for the
past three months, returned to his
home today. about well.
Mrs. Rosa Beerman. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Reich, left to-
day for San Francisco, her home.
Mrs. II. w. Green left this afternoon
for Denver where she will make q
visit.
Rabbi DR.. Prudential. OF Trinidad.
will arrive here tomorrow and 20 ON
up to Mora. where he will perform the
Jewish baptism on the son OF Carl Hair
berg.
William Dunlop has arrived hero
from Denver for visit with his sister.
Mrs. &. G. Gise.
Miss Eva Heidel returned today
from her visit of several weeks with
relatives in Milwaukee. Wis.
Capt. r. G. Austen and J. A. La Rue
returned last night from their trim To
santa Fe. Captain Austen left this
afternoon again for Ration.
Died, this morning. at $40 o'clock.
OF heart trouble, on the west side Mrs.
Samuel Spate. The husband accom-
panied the remains to Rowe this after.
noon.
Jack Strausner returned 10 Albu.
querque this afternoon, after a visit az
a few days here with old friends.
Judgment has heen revised axainst
the county commissioners for the sum
OF $i49 by Church Kerr a Co, an east
ern company for supplies furnished
the commissioners.
Mrs. u. c. Pittenger entertained Z
number OF lady friends this afternoon
at her home with thimbIe party.
The Montezuma club win have :
smoker tomorrow night for its mem.
hers
William II. unsles q acting court
atenographer during the ahHonco a W.
y. Gortner In Indiana.