Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-19
ARRESTED FOR
HORSE STEALING
Julian Perea Finds Himself in the Tolls of
the Law for Taking Horse at La
Trementina, San Miguel County,
Belonging to Some One Else.
THE STORY Of THE ATTEMPTED JAIL
BREAK At THE MEADOW CITY

Is charged with horse stealing and hi
hearing is set for the 23d of this month
The theft was committed at La Ire
mentina
= Miss Sadie Ross is on todays sick list
- w. H. Taylor, the biscuit seller fror
It Denver, was here today
q The Sisters of Loretto hold their clos
h ing exercises tonight.
q The crowd to the circus from tn
country yesterday was rather small.
| j. B. Scribner is here from the Duke
City on business.
Mrs. r. p. Conner, who has been here
some time, left today for her home III
Pittsburg.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 80; the minimum 4S, and the mean
humidity 30.
Civil service examinations were held
at the postoffice today for the eligible
list of sub-clerks and carriers. There
We're three candidates that took the ex-
animation.
William and Ollie Earickson went to
Tucumcari this morning on the stage
to see the town and breathe in little
excitement of that burgs particular
brand.
The Socialists have come out of their
Information and have lecture billed
for tomorrow night at the Woodmans
hall.
| Word has been received here of the
death of Dr. Edward S. Porter at Louis
Vile, gentleman that was well known
here as he was in the city some time.
He died of consumption on the 14th.
Circus day was very quiet, there was
not even an arrest. A couple of COM
plants were made about the ticket men
short changing, but when the marshal
called on them they ponied up nicely.
A large number of lots ON the west
side belonging to the Pablo Baca's es-
tate, were sold today to satisfy mort
gage held by Aniceto Baca. B. T. Mills
conducted the sale for Attorney LARA
zola.
Secundno Romero has returned from
his ranch at La Cuervo. He reports
that it is very dry there, but says the
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the sheep are doing fine.
Buffalo Bills show is heading this
way and is inquiring about the city and
prospects here. The show will tour the
southwest and will then go to Europe
Barnum and Bailey are returning from
Europe to even matters up.
Herbert Clark, the son of Hon. j. $.
Clark, who has been attending school
at Ann Arbor, returned this afternoon
for his vacation.
Abram Strauss. Mrs. Coleman and
daughter, returned yesterday morning
from their European trip.
The funeral of Jack Carol was held
at the eastside Catholic church at 2:3o
yesterday, mass being said this morn
ing, The remains were buried at the
cemetery near Upper Town,
Two hundred and eighteen Shriners
passed through here this afternoon with
eight Pullmans and diner. They are
most of them members of the Mecca
Temple in New York City and are re-
turning from their big time at San
Francisco.
The remains of David L. Bryant were
shipped to his former home in Elk CITY
Kas, last night.
r. e. Leatherman, deputy United
States marshal Of Albuquerque, is IN
the city today. He has been UP the
road after some prisoners.
William Fitzpatrick, grand chancellor
of the knights of Pythias, residing at
Madrid, is in the city today looking at
ter lodge matters. He goes to Springer
from here and on over the territory on
lodge work.
The funeral services Of Miss Helene
r Flagg were held this afternoon at
the Plaza hotel and the remains VIII
most probably be shipped to Boston to-
morrow.
Mr.. Seward an insurance man from
Albuquerque was here today.
N. L. Spiegelberger and bride are
here from Chicago. Mr.. Spiegelberger
is trying to sell little clothing be-
tween times.
Walter Mansfield and Miss Marie
Schultz were married by Rev. George
Selby at the Episcopal church parson-
age this afternoon at 2:30. Mr. Mans |
field is a machinist at the shops and
Miss Schultz was one of the popular
mattresses at Duvaps restaurant. The
couple will go to housekeeping on Atm
street.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopai
church met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. A. H. Whitmore.
The Thursday afternoon whist club
will meet this week with Mrs John $.
Clark at her home.
The remains of James O'Mara, the
book keeper killed Sunday at San Pc
dro, were taken through here last night
on the way back to New York, the de-
ceaseds former home.
Father Capalupita left this afternoon
for Albuquerque.
Hon. J. s. Duncan returned this af-
ternoon from Brooklyn.
Fireman Trask and wife have gone
to Wisconsin for visit
Howes circus played here to a good
crowd today. Many from the neigh
boring towns attended.
L. H. Hall is carrying skinned face
and a bruised head as result of a
wrestle with his horse last night about |
s o'clock Nh. Hall was putting the |
horse in the shafts. when it became
and, stamping around,
him against the fence and
then started on on dead run witht
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