Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-06

tend the national irrigation congress
as a delegate appointed by Governor
Otero. Mrs. Pierce accompanied him
up the road, going On to O~wensboro.
Ky, where she was called on account
of the illness of a sister.
Mrs. c. c. Mcmahon arrived here
this afternoon from Mishawauke, Ind.
to visit her mother, Mrs. Emily Lipp-
sett.
w. B. Twitcnell went down to Rowe
yesterday evening to look after his
mining matters.
j. NJ. Shirley returned Sunday after
noon from his trip to Colorado to at
tend a sick brother-in-law, Mr.. Lis
comb. The gentleman had died before
Mr.. Shirley got to the bedside.
P. C. Crews left Sunday afternoon
for Ration, where he has secured a po-
sition on the Gazette.
Serapio Romero arrived here Sunday
afternoon from Ioreon to see the home
folks. He says they have been having
very cold weather in Toreon.
Herman Ilfeld left Sunday for Kan
sas City to prepare for his wedding
there on the 18th. The family here,
and Louie Ilfeld. of New York, will
leave Thursday for Kansas City to at
tend the wedding.
Edward Gehring left Sunday for
Denver to attend the big carnival
which comes off there next week.
Capt. w. C. Reid left this afternoon
for Las Cruces to attend court, which
opens there Monday. Most of the cases
before the court are Chinese cases,
there being crooked work in the issu-
ing of their certificates.
w. NJ. Berger, the populist editor of
the republican sheet, the Capital, at
Santa Fe. was over Saturday to the
show, and returned today.
DR.. e. b. Shaw and wife left today
for st. Johns, Kan, on a visit to Mr..
Shaw's mother. DR.. Shaw will also
attend the meeting of the Santa Fe
railroad surgeons to be held the 9th
and 10th at Topeka. He will read a
paper on a plea for More Careful
Diagnoses in Hospital Work" before
the meeting and expects to be gone a
couple of weeks.
A. c. Erb, the restauranteur, left to-
day for Detroit to be gone thirty days
on a vacation trip.
r. G.. Carrot, n of the penitentiary
officials, arrived Sunday to take back
Gabriel Romero, the escaped convict
which was captured near here. He
took the fellow back on No. z. Romero
is very i'll, he suffering from a gunshot
wound received by some unknown per
son as he stepped from the house
where he vas hiding to escape cap
ture.
Mrs. Josie Carson Squires, daughter
of Kit Carson, the noted scout and In
dian fighter. died Friday night at >
O'Clock at the insane asylum. Her
death was expected since last June,
there being no hope for her. She was
admitted from Taos on October 4, 1898
Mrs. Squires has had quite a c~heckered
career. Her married life was not happy
and she had not lived with her hus
band for several years prior to her in
generation in the asylum. The Daugh
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have been corresponding regarding the
burial, but it is not yet known wha'
will be lone with the remains. She
has some distant relatives in othel
parts of the country, but it is hardl,
believed that they will interest them
|, selves in the disposition of the body.
Rafael Lucero came in Saturda,
? from the country and brought with hin
Gabriel Romero, a convict who escapes
=. from the penitentiary at Santa Fe tn
Z. latter part of August. Romero wa
S shot through the leg and had been sui
t fering for some time. Mr.. Lucero go
wind of his location in a house at Els
~teritas, and wrote asking the authori
ties if they wanted the man. They re
piled that they did, and Mr.. Lucer
went and made the capture. the felloN
] being wounded so he could not max
any resistance. The ~penitentiary al
f: thorities will send a man after hin
and Mr.. Lucero will get a reward @
$25 and expenses for his work. Romer
was sent up for five years by the GuaC
g alupe county district court on July
s 1899. He is a very tough customer
and several indictments are facin
him yet.
d w. w. Gibson left Saturday aftel
noon for Muncie and other points /
the east. He will be gone about thirt
days.
Herman Ilfeld left today for Kansa
b City, where he will marry Miss Bin
Liebstetter on October 10.
A. Almanzar has brought suit J
ejectment against George w. Bond
y Bros. in the Guadalupe county distriC
II court, TO eject the defendants from
| strip of land and secure judgment !
n the sum of $1,000 as damages.
seems that there is a spring on tn
Ie land, which makes it particularly va
n liable, and the plaintiff also asks fC
ie an injunction against the defendan'
is to restrain them from using the watt
L of said spring.