Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-04
Notes from Correspondents
spoc!al Corresrondence.

Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas, Oct. 5.-Adolph Wiser
and Samuel Weinert arrived here last
night from Santa Fe. They were par
doned from the ~penitentiary on Octo-
her l by Governor Otero. 1t will be
remembered the two Roumanian Jews
were convicted last May of larceny
ana receiving stolen goods from IL
fields department store, and were SEN
fenced to one year each in the peniten-
tiary. There was considerable effort
made by a number of the local Jews at
the time to get the case discharged,
hut the men were convicted. Since
then the local Jews have been making
the effort to set the men released, and
were successful after Inc fellows
spending three months n twenty
days in the prison. The lei say they
will not remain here but will go on to
Colorado, as they think that place bet
ter for them.
Ben Eitlegeorge arrived today from
Indiana. where he has been visiting
several months. He will be the stamp
CT III the p~OSlOuuCe mere.
Allen French. a young lad about 16
years of age. was arrested last night
by the night police as he got off the
blind baggage of No. s. The arrest
was made on receipt of a telegram
from the sheriff of Mckinley county,
w. A Smith, of Gallup. The lad was
running away from home. and the ar
root u-aC aaucnA I,, hfc fathar Adam
French, of Gallup. 1t seems the father
and mother went to Colorado for a
visit a short time ago, and on return
ing home. found some things missing.
The father accused the boy of making
away with the missing articles, and the
lad resented the accusation, n struck
out in the world for himself. A tele-
gram was received here this morning
from the father, who is a Waterman
for the railroad at Gallup, asking him
to come home as his mother was sick,
and telling him it would be all right
with him. The lad consented to re-
turn and transportation was telegraph
ed him and he left this afternoon.
The Mora mandamus proceedings
was up before Judge William j. Mills
this morning, the attorneys for the
plaintiffs being E. V. Long, G. p. Money
and A. A. Jones. The defense was
handled by Hon. Charles A. Spiess
and s. b.. Davis. The question was on
a demurrer to a writ of mandamus to
compel the board of county commits
sioners of Mora county to restore the
several changed precincts to their
original hounds. The argument was
made on a question of law to deter
mine If on the face of the writ. wheth-
.er the petitioners have any right. The
judge took the matter under consideTa-
tion, and will render his decision Mon
day.
Capt. /. c. Fort left this afternoon
Tor Beaver City, Okla. He goes to help
prosecute a man charged with murder
there, and the case is called for Mon
day. Mr.. Forts client is the widow
of the murdered man, and it is a SPLEEN
did compliment for the captain 10 get
a call from such a distance, and es-
pecially is it a compliment 10 his abili-
~ as a criminal lawyer.
The stores will all close on the east
side tomorrow to allow all hands to go
20 zee Buffalo Bill. They will close
shortly after l o'clock and remain
closed during the performance.
William Weeks, who has lately re-
turned here from a visit with his broth
er. Lige Weeks, Of Deming, left today
for Nebraska.
The cavalry troop will dance tonight
Mrs. F. b. Romero arrived here this
afternoon from El Paso to visit with
her fatherinlaw, Beningo Romero.
Hons. Joshua Reynolds and Wallace
RaynoIds. wife and family arrived here
this afternoon and will remain over for
the circus.
Mrs. NJ. Naudy, who has been visit
ing friends here, left this afternoon
for Denver.
Mrs. e. Z. Herman, Of Lamy' arrived
here this afternoon to visit with Mrs
W. G. Koogler and see the Wild Yves
tomorrow.
The air brake instruction car o
the santa Fe came in last night on Nc
7 and is in the yards today, remaining
until tomorrow night. The car is fron
Topeka, in charge of E. V. Turner, an.
Is en- route south. All employees OF tn
Santa Fe, who desire are given IL
struction in the working OF the al