Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

and failing To raise that amount was
remanded To the county jail. Garcia
claimed that he did not steal the honey
but the evidence seemed TO be sufiic.
lent to hold him
At the pleasant card party given
Saturday night by Mrs Ludwig llfeld
in honor of Mrs liebstcttcr, Mrs.
George =. Money took the first prize
for the ladies' and Simon Bacharach
for the gentlemen. There were forty
six present and the game for the even
ing was six handed ouchrc Refresh
monts were served and IA good time
was enjoyed by all present
The trip of Troop to El Porvenir
Sunday was quite an exciting one Be
side a couple OF snam battles, Louis
Juhell had the misfortune 10 have the
horse ne was riding break its neck lu-
dCll was doing scout duty I'm one OF the
sham battles and. as ne was returning
az gallop. his horse stumbled by
shoe loosening, ami turned complete
somersault breaking its neck. Louie
was thrown pretty hard. but not hurt.
and got another horse at Trout springs
| on which TO return home The horse
was one hire from a Mexican. AID he
values it. under the circumstances. at
/ altui Niss tDUut lWtulN -nNf Ul'Hlbfl
of the troop took In tAe ride To POr-
venir They left about o'clock in the
morning and got back after in the
evening.
Governor Otero. wife and son. Mi.
| guel, returned to Santa Fc after n
pleasant visit here.
w. j Eddinger and family have
had the body of their son eXhumcd.
and left with the remains tor their
home AT Muncie Ind, whore they Will
remain.
The ladies' of the Episcopal church
| will remove the partition in the chapel
and make on large room for their
social affairs The ladies' have been
untiring IN their efforts. OF late. and
need a larger place for their social
gatherings.
| w T.. Critics had his cash drawer
tapped of $40. He stepped out of the
store and while away the sneak thief
got IN lis work. The police are on a
Glow and will probably round in the
thief today.
In the preliminary debate held in
the Normal chapel To choose the con
tcstants who will represent the Nor
NAL university at the debate with the
Agricultural College at Albuquerque
some time In May Wayne Glassford
and George Degner made the highest
percentages and were chosen. Miss
Helen Blake and Norris Cochran made
: the next highest averages and were
selected as alternates The subject
for debate was. Resolved, That the
United States Should Confer lnde
pendence Upon the Philippines"
committee from the faculty acted as
I Judges. but no decision was given as
10 the evidence presented on the sub
ject debated. that being not ossentia
TO the selection OF the representatives
The other contestants were Jake Levy
Harold Ireland and Misses May Ross
land learl Baker, The contestants al
aid well and displayed considerable
knowledge about the possibilities o
our possessions in the orient
Mrs. George Noyes and mother. Mrs
, Day. left yesterday for Carbondalc, III
=. T.. Garcia was in yesterday from
|RoCk Fcrd looking for lahorers for hi'
-lsuear beet farm
There are a large number of hides
coming into market here, which mean'
. that the cattle are dying freely.
Captain Da Costa, of the infantry
has appointed X. ulibarri second ser
geant and Frank Morgan third ser
geant OF company X.
The Masonic cemetery Is To have
POO new shade trees planted therein
! and the walks aud driyeways are To b'
graded and repaired
Adolph Vorenberg and family hav,
moved from Philadelphia tn Watrous
and Simon Vorenberg. brother, O
the Vorenherg Mercantile company
!. has departed for the east on buyinl
trip.
John Hobart and wife. formerly O
= Boston. who had been in the city for
y couple oi weeks, left this afternoon 10
Colorado Sprin-s. whore they wil
make their future home
William Boylan Is In from his ranc
near Cabra Springs and reit"rates III
drouth story. He said that one OF hi
q neighhors had lost forty ont of ninety
= FIVE cattle on account of the drouth.
a The arrest of Louise Trujillo FOR as
J. saultiug Amelia Norrego with naught
words was settled by Louise apologii
ing and paying the costs. In addition
. she was put under a Slo0 peace bon
ia keen her tongue quiet.