Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-23


were mentioned in connection with
the sermon and he spoke in general.
There was a most harmonious ard
successful meeting of the republican
club Saturday night at the nall back
OF Buffalo hall. There were about 200
enthusiastic present. and the meeting
held until after IL O'Clock. Patriotic
Gonzales acted as chairman and Cleo
fes Romero and Filidelfo Baca Garcia
as vice presidents, and Teofolo Madrid
as secretary. Twenty names were adj
ded to the large membership list. and
some splendid speeches were made.
Hon. Charles A. Spiess made the first
speech, Secundino Romero acting as in
terpreter. Mr.. Spiess' speech was a
very able enc. and he made the point
that a few Office holders should not be
let to dictate to the party, but that
the party should work tremendously
and let the majority rule. Harmony
was the spirit of the meeting. and the
Keynote of all speeches was that what
the convention did. all should abide
BY as patriots and put their shoulder
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of the party as a whole, and not with
any disgruntled wing of it which might
materialize.
Hon. Secundino Romero followed
with a red hot speech. in which he
did not mince his words, but called in
surrection by it's right name and laid
the lay off to the disgruntled who are
e~ndeavoring to aid the enemy by bolt
ing their regular party, if not actually
in league with them in working for
the republican party's defeat; and
making it worse by doing so under the
name of repu~blicanism. Mr.. Romero's
speech was loudly applauded, and he
was in sympathy with mis- hearers.
Zacarias Valdez and Damacio Tafoyd
also made speeches, as did a few more
present, and the meeting was q dis
tinct success.
Frank Manzanares. Jr., left today
for Kansas City with a couple of a
loads of sheep for market.
Mrs. Fred Schultz returned today
from her trip to Chattanooga, where
she went as delegate from the local
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen's convention.
which convened there the Sth inst.
DR.. Lewis Metsker, government san;
tary inspector for sheep, was here a
couple of days and left yesterday for
Deming.
Born, yesterday morning, to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Parnell. a fine nine pound
boy.
p. r. Lopez, the shoemaker for c.
V. Hedgcock, had the misfortune to
break his right leg at Ribera last even
ing. He was scufiing with some
friends, and one of the men fell against
the leg, wr%enching and breaking the
member. He was brought here yester'
day on No. 2.
II. Jassoy and wife left today for st
Paul and the northwest on a vacation
trip. They will take a hunt while
away. Mr.. Jassoy is one of the Santa
Fe firemen.
Col. r. E. Twitchell left this after
noon on No. 2 for Ration, where he
mas to fight a railway damage suit
Modesto Tafoya had both his legs Gu
off and sued the Santa Fe for $4,000
damages, and the case is called for to
ftcrrow.
Bishop Bourgade. of Santa Fe, pass
cd through on No. 2 today en- route u
Watrous from the confirmation serv
ices yesterday at Ribera, where ther'
we're eighty confirmed.
n. p. Sund went down to Albuquer
que Yesterday on a business trip.
=, Alex Read has returned to SAINTS f.
, after a short visit to Mora
Jacob Stern returned yesterday eve
! ming from his extended trip to NeN
York City, where he bought goods,
Mrs. Vogel and daughter Mis-
Fleming. left today for their home
Omaha, after spending several month
q in the city for their health.
Word was received here today tha
q the Kohn Brothers, at Montoya, ha
been badly beaten up with a six shoe
or by some tramp a couple of days ag,
Y It is said the boys We're so roughl
handled that they are not recognlz
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