Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-04
REPUBLICANS WON.
Elected the School officers at Las
Vegas on Monday.
A FORGED CHECK.

Las Vegas, June 3.-George and Ca
Uterine Bell have entered suit against
Jesse and Laura C. Minor to recover
judgment in the sum os $3.50. money
loaned on a promissory note.
p. w. Zimmerman. of Albuquerque,
was in the city yesterday.
Mayor Goodall has received word
from Delegate Rodey asking for any of
our citizens who know a senator to
wire him in the interest of statehood.
Twenty-four of the thirty of our new
fire plugs nave been installed.
Father Paul Gilbertson went to
Springer this afternoon.
There is rather a shortage of butter
and eggs in the local market on ac-
count of the delayed trains.
Judge Mills has rendered a decree in
favor of the plaintiff in the case of
Solomon Floresheim VS.. Guaranty
Trust company. The case involved the
title of some ranch and in Colfax coun-
ty.
Juanita Padia died yesterday of
pneumonia at the age of 65 years. The
funeral was held this morning.
7. Romero, Jr., has closed up his
mai Z III tht "tot 6AAt - NhN
plaza.
Miss Minnie Will departed this af-
ternoon for Chillicothe, Ohio, for a
visit.
Miss Arneson left this afternoon for
Kansas City.
Mrs. Trad Cochran left today for
San Francisco, Cal, for an extended
visit.
George e. Roe, division freight and
passenger agent for the Santa Fe went
through today on his way to Chicago.
Ii Is understood that he will AXE up
the question of Las Vegas freight rates
with the powers that be.
Mrs. Kohn left today to attend the
bedside of a sick relative.
District court convenes Monday with
Judge Mills on the bench.
Ramon Trujillo was arraigned for
~discharging a deadly weapon in the
city limits and plead guilty. Elmer
Calvin and Charles Rivers were ar
raigned for burglary n both pleaded
not guilty. Later they changed their
plea to guilty. Their case was called
for trial this morning, and as they
were without funds. the court appoint
ed w. b. Bunker to defend the two
men. Antonio Castillo, an old man, al
most feeble, and who has already been
convicted at this session of assault
with a deadly weapon, was arraigned
for larceny of sheep n pleaded not
guilty. The case of Donaciano Bar
ros for sheep stealing is set for this
afternoon.
Troop A. cavalry company, are con
templating on giving the play THE
Girl | Left Behind Me" in the near flu
ture.
The partitions up stairs in the city
hall winch were used for partitioning
the school rooms, have been removed
and the room put in its original shape
for public meeting and convention pur-
poses.
Mining interests are booming up
again as the information is given out
that the plans have been drawn for a
reduction mill at Iecolote,
Las Vegas had a good rain this af-
%teTnoon. -
A little forgery was committed last
night at the Bank saloon near the
plaza owned by A. Gonzales. A fellow
by the name of James 0'Brien, not
known here but claiming TO be a bar
tender. casned a check for 500 with the
name of J.. X. Martin attached. Ter
dollars was advanced to him and he
put in a good time drinking and visit
ing the tenderloin district. He spent
part of the time riding around in one
of John Booths carriages, and gave in
payment an order for the other $40 OF
his forged check.
Lloyd J. Smith and p. II. Joyce, OF
Chicago. are here on mining business.
They represent the Rociada and New
Mexico Mining company and will go
out to their property at Rociada tomor-
row. Charles F.. Erby, and others OF
the company, are expected Sunday and
il looks very much as if there will be
something doing" at Rociada, in fact
Mr.. Smith intimated as much.
This company has been systematical
by acquiring claims and options in this
district, and as there is considerable
wealth behind the company develop
ments are 10 be expected at once.
]. n. Furlong, while walking along
Sixth street near the Baptist church
last night tripped on the bad Sidewalk
there and fell, injuring one of his knees
severely. The knee had been injured
before and the accident is a more OF
less serious n Mr.. Furlong will N
laid up in bed for a week, if not a little
longer.
AS to the sidewalk along there. vitri
fed brick has been on the ground fol
some tine ready 10 put down, but th'
laying has been delayed awaiting tn
action of the council on the sidewa.-
question.
The regular party republican NOM
nees carried the school election yester
day by healthy majorities. There wa
some treachery in the republican cam
in school district No. 4. The party lead
ers supposed everything was goinl
along smoothly, when about noon the.
found another candidate in the field