Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-13
BuSIHESR MEN ORGANIZE.
Las Vegas Merchants Want Protsc.
iisa From People Who Don't Pay
Their Bills.
Tue SENATORS At LAS VEGAS.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas. N. NJ, Nov. ia large
number Of the business men of the
city met last night in Judge Wooster's
Office and perfected the organization
Gf the Business Mems Protective asso-
citation OF Las Vegas. The constitu-
ton and by laws were adopted and
the organization perfected. A board
elected as follows, they to elect the Of
fcers of the association: j. A Dick,
r. O'Byrne, J. H. Stearns. T. Y. Hay
ward, C. d. Boucher, Ike Davis, o. G.
Schaefer. ]. d. Osborne and Charles
Sporleder. The object Of the associa-
ti0n IL to protect the members In va
zious ways. principally by keeping
each other posted as to the people Of
the city--Who are bad pay. The 1850
citation IL intended to be not only local.
hut territosiAA-t thu association to be
formed all over the territory and the
Hist Of dead beats are to Nbe exchanged
DO "a to make It impossible for swind-
ling customers to get their Victims ip
this territory. AT' 81 y FL sc
W. b. Twitchell has made "a, rich
strike down in m of his Chicago. min.
ing claims near, the Hamilton mines.
At q depth OF thirty feet some fine
ore has already been taken out and the
prospects are very flattering. Mr..
TwitchelI Is interested with some east
ern parties In his nine claims there
and they have o force Of eight men at
work ON the mines and plenty Of cap
ttai to back the development work.
II the mines turn out as 1t is believed
they viii. q mill will be erected there
snd . regular mining camp inaugu-
rated, .. tI.t.,gs,
/. There are six new brakesmen in
town waiting for runs, and there is
plenty OF business on the Santa Fe
TO give work.
2 Darby A. Day. the Albuquerque Id
Surance man, left yesterday for 81.
Louis. '@J
H. D. Hallet was down from Wat
rcus yesterday.
w. +. Degner. who has been visit
Ing his daughter and son here, yester-
de- returned to mis- home at Ration.
y w. 3. Childers, United States attor-
ney, came up last night from Albuauer-
que to be present at the trial Of the
Fort Sumner postofice robbers.
Frank J. Buck, the engineer for the
Tecoiote Mil company. arrived last
might from Denver and will go out to
the mines tomorrow to look over the
ground and get things ready for the
erection OF the mill. ha
Mrs. A. j. Gilbert and daughter, Miss
Grace, left yesterday for Deming.
Z aRobert Hayward left today for Santa
Rosa on a sheep deal.
4 Mrs. William Hunter and famil,
came up last evening from Santa Ross
for a visit here with friends.
II. c. williams left this Afternoon
Tor Santa Rosa TO buy some sheep.
Alfred Sena came down from Trim
Idad yesterday TO visit with friends.
Rev. Jacob Kaplan will occupy thu
pulpit at the synagogue on Frida,
night. Rev. Kaplan is from AlbuqueI
que and promises the congregation
good discourse.
The remains of Charles Jacobson
who died in the Ladies' home. wer
this afternoon shipped to Chicago t
his wife. Mr.. Jacobson carried s1,00
insurance, which paid his funeral e'
penses.
United States court convened thi
morning at 1915, with Judge Mills o
the bench. The matter of the petitio
for bankruptcy in the case of A. A
SENEGAL was brought up and the couI
issued an order denying the petitio
and the case was dismissed. Mr.. Sci
zeal had skipped the country, he bein
in Canada.
The Fort Sumner robbers were nea
brought in and w. b. Bunker, as a
torney for Massage, made a reques
Tor a separate trial. which was ALLOW