Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25

time up to 1890 was spent enthusias.
tically applauding the patriotic re.
marks OF the many speakers.
1t seems 1t is not all clear sailing
with the democrats and the union par.
ty people regarding fusion. The un.
ION people want too much the demo
Gratis think. and there Is liable to be a
little disruption. Some Of the East
Las Vegas democrats whom the un-
ionists seem to be particularly oppos.
ing, are getting spunky and say II
the unionists do not be good they will
all draw out and nominate an indie
pendent ticket. which. with a split they
realize would make even campaign
hopeless. The union party seem to
think they are the leading party and
are doing a favor by taking in the
democrats out of the cold. The demo-
Gratis do not see the matter In this
light. and there promises to be some
thing doing before a great while.
The East Las Vegas democrats want
to see George p. Money the candidate
for the council, but the other fellows
say George has not got the necessary
wherewith. and cannot contribute
enough to the slush fund. The east
siders also propose to have repre-
sentative and a county commissioner.
as the republicans are to have. and
the rest of the party seem to think
this too much. They. as yet. seem to
have little idea who they could find
as victim, for either the representa-
tive OF county commissionership. but
they hope to be able to scrape some
body up who would accept.
The fight between the unionis.s and
democrats is really fight between st.
Felix Martinez. of FL Paso, and o. A.
Larrazola, of Las Vegas. Felix runs
the union party. and as he and his old
time crony. Larrazola. do not agree,
there IL n fight on. The Las Vegas
democrats believe in standing by Lar
razola as against st. Felix, and there
will be music In the air when the cen
vcntions meet. unless all signs fail.
Mrs. william White has returned
from her visit at Albuquerque. where
she attended the fair.
Ellsworth ingalls,, son of former
United States Senator John j. Ingalls,.
of Kansas, arrived here last night for
fve weeks sojourn in the city. He
came here from Albuquerque.
Mrs. Guadalupe s. de Arias Herman
dec died yesterday OF pneumonia at
the age OF 81 years. She is the grand
mother of Jesus Hernandez. and was
well known. She leaves a large fam
lily and was buried this morning.
Louis Ilfcld. brother Of Charles H.
field. OF this city. came up yesterday
from Albuquerque on business. and re.
| turned today.
Fred O. McQuiddy left yesterday for
Newton. kas.. to see his parents. He
received word that some of them were
critically Ill.
G. r. Jones returned yesterday even
| ing to his new home at Los Lunas
after visit here with his family, who
will remain here yet awhile.
Miss Lore Davis and Mrs. Franz
Bowmer passed through here yester
ttf IfOln ndtth, cu i'u't w o"h'" =
to attend the meeting there OF th'
Eastern Star. They will stop of hers
for visit Friday.
Charles A. Bogart, who has been II
the train service here and was nigh
policeman for a while, came In yes
terday evening from Ration. where h
has been working and just resigned
NJ. w. Mills came down yestcrda.
evening from Springer to attend T.
some business here.
4 There viii be three county conven
lions on the 27th. The democrats will
Il hold their convention at Monte Carl
hall. the independent republicans q
i Buffalo hall and the unionists will des
ecrate the court house. There viii b
conference committees appointed b
y esch convention TO ceaGss ssoagdinI