Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-22

resident or santa re Tor some months,
has gone to his former home. sleepy
Eye, Mimi. to close up his business
with view TO becoming a permanent
resident of New Mexico His family
consisting of his wife. two daughters
and two sons. is In the city MIR. Lin
derman took with him to far oil and
cold Minnesota supply of bureau of
immigration literature. which he Will
distribute in that section where I will
do New Mexico some good
Jake Gold was assaulted last eve
ming on lower San Francisco street,
stones being hurled at him Arrests
VIII follow, as the guilty party is
known
Mrs Amado Chaves intends To leave
for southern California. Mayor Chaves
will follow her in April to spend a
season at southern California seaside
resorts.
w r. Barrall, of Dulce, connected
with the government service on the
Iicarilla Apache Indian service. ar.
rived last evening over the Denver Il
Rio Grande railway.
w ". Pope. attorney for the Pueblo
Indians and assistant United States
attorney of the United States court of
private land claims. returned from a
stay at Washington. Charleston. At
| lanta and other southern points.
\ petition To Governor Otcro is being
circulated asking him to use his nfu-
| ence TO have the Sunday closing law
| applied to saloons in every part OF the
territory or to have permission granted
to the saloons at Santa Fe to he open
on Sunday.
Several residents of the Third ward
have called at the New Mexican Office
and have stated that A. NJ, Bergere
should be induced to become n candi.
date for member of the city hoard of
education from that ward, as If elect
ed he would be very valuable mem
her OF the board
| SUPERINTENDENT &. j. Crandal has
asked the authorities at Washington
| for permission to buy anti-toyin To be
used in diphtheria cases In various
pueblos. Diphtheria seems to be prev
alent to fearful extent in various
PARTS of New Mexico and especially
in northern Taos county where in one
settlement eighteen children have died
OF ii this season. Santa &c is exempt
OF the disease. but that can ho said OF
but few sections of the territory.
Two hundred and forty cunvicts in
the territorial penitentiary today and
all busy
Miss Bee Cough. at one time resid.
ing In Santa Fe with her parents had
a hand crushed in a mangle while at
work In the steam laundry at Santa
Monica, Cal.
| The democrats would like To have
lSheriff Marcelpo Garcia run for mayor
on their ticket bct Mr.. Garcia Is
fighting shy OF any possible nomina
ton.
Judge McFie today in chambers con
ltlnued the hearing of the ejectment
suit of Mrs A. NJ. Bergere and chill
dren VS. Luciano Chaves ct al. involv
in n tract of land near Galisteo.
4 brick crossing across Water street
and along Don Gaspar avenue is of the
greatest necessity and should be con
s:ructed AT once. Superintendent Bur
sum. Of the territorial penitentiary,
viii cooperate II the city administra
tion will take the initiatory steps.
one OF the busiest men in New Mex
leo Is Judge McFie, the presiding judg,
OF this district. When not engaged II
attending the sessions of the territor
lal supreme court or in holding terms
, of the district court. he always has
many cases in chambers and of th'
kind wherein ju les have been waived
Whenever the representative of thii
paper visits the judges chambers II
the capitol building he finds him en-
gagged In Official business.
Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado re
corded the following deeds: Mrs. Kat
sullivan To A. y. Van Nest two lot
aud a hotel at Cerrillos. consideration
$1,000; Felipe Ortiz to Manuel T.. Or
tiz, "A lot in precinct No. 4, cons'dera
tion. $50. City OF Santa Fee to Lars y
, Larsen. a lot in precinct No g.; city q
Cora G. Larsen. a lot in precinct No. 4
the city To Johanna Kahn, widow O
the late Benedict Kahn. n parcel q
land on Manhattan avenue, city Z
Francisco Gonzales y Baca, a parcel q
land In precinct No 8; city to Dona
ciano Urioste. lot in precinct No. 4.