Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-04
NEWS or THE
/ MEADOW CITY
The Republican Nominees in the Las Vegas
School Districts We're Elected by Hand
some kajorities Despite Deter
mined Opposition.
THE DISTRICT COURT At ITS SESSION
YESTERDAY DISPOSED OF SEVERAL CASES

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Miss Ameson left this afternoon fc
Kansas City.
Twenty-four of the thirty of our fiji
plugs have been installed.
Mrs. Trad Cochran left today for Sa
Francisco for an extended visit.
Miss Minnie Will departed this after
noon for Chillicothe, Mo-. for visi
The casa of Doraciaro Barras fo
sheep stea irg is SIT coi this afternoon
Mrs. Korn lefs today for New Yor
to attend the bedside of sick relative
T. Romero, Jr., has closed up hi
meat market on the west side near th
Plaza.
There is rather a shortage of butte
and eggs in the local market on ac
count of the delayed trains.
Juanita Padilla died yesterday o.
pneumonia at the age of 65 years. The
funeral was held this morning.
Troop A, cavalry company is contem-
plating giving the play "The Girl I Left
Behind Me-" in the near future.
Miss Caryl Palen returned this after
noon to her home in the capital city
after few days visit with Miss Roth
geb.
Mining interests are booming a little
again as the information is given that
the plans have been drawn for reduc-
ton mill at Tecolote.
Mayor Goodall has received word
from Delegate Rodey asking for any
of our citizens who know senator, to
wire him in the interest Of statehood.
George and Catharine Baca have en-
tered suit against Jesse p. and Laura
c. Minor, to recover Judgment in the
sum of $780, money loaned on prom
lssory note.
Judge Mills has rendered a decree in
favor of the plaintiff in the case OF s.
omon Floersheim VS.. The Guaranty
Trust Company. The case involved the
title to some ranch land in Colfax
county
The partitions upstairs in the city
lall which were used for partitioning
he school rooms, have been removed
md the room put in it's original shape
'or public meeting and convention pur-
poses.
George f. Roe, division freight and
agent for the Santa Fe went
through today on his way to Chicago.
It is understood that he will take up
he question of Las Vegas freight rates
With the powers that be.
In district No. 1, the opposition to
Pablo Ulibarri. the Republican candi-
late was Amador Ulibarri, the Demo-
ratio nominee. The Republican candi-
late won by "A votes out Of total Of
81 votes cast.
Wilmer G.. Howell has entered suit
or divorce in the Union county district
curt against his wife on the grounds
# abandonment and desertion. The
ouple were married in 1881 and lived
ogether until 1896, when the spouse
for no reason whatever left Howell's
'ed and board"
J. N Furlong, while walking along
'ixth street, near the Baptist church.
asst night tripped on the bad sidewalk
here and fell, injuring one of his knees |
everely. Mr.. Furlong will be laid up
n bed for week, if not longer. AS to
he sidewalk along there, vitrified brick |
ave been on the ground for some time, |
eady to put down, but the laying has |
cen delayed awaiting the action of the
ouncil on this sidewalk question.
A little forgery was committed last
light at the Bank saloon, near the |
'laza, owned by A. Gonzales. A fellow
" the name Of James O'Brien, not
nown here, but claiming to be bar
eeper, cashed check for 500 with the |
anne of J. K. Martin attached. Ten
ollars was advanced to him and he
ut in the night having good time
rinking and visiting the tenderloin |
istrict. He spent part of the night |
Iding around In one of John Booths |
arriages, and gave in payment an or
er for the other $40 Of his forged |
heck.
Lloyd j. Smith and P. TT. Joyce, of
htcago, are here on mining business
hey represent the Rociada and New
fexican Mining Company and will go |
ut to their property at Rociada to-
borrow. Charles B. Erby and others |
the company are expected next Sun
ay, and 1t looks very much as If there |
ill be something doing" at Rociada,
, fact, Mr.. Smith intimated as much.
his company has been systematically |
cquiring claims and options in this |
istrict and as there Is considerable |
zealth behind the company, develop
rents are to be expected at once. Il
District court convened this morning
nth Judge Mills on the bench. Ramon
rujillo was arraigned for discharging
deadly weapon in the city limits and
loaded guilty. Elmer Calvin and
harles Rivers were arraigned for bur- /
larry. and both pleaded not guilty.
ater they changed their plea to guilty. |
heir case was called for trial this
lorning. and as they were without
lnds. the court appointed W. B. Bun
er to defend the two men. Antonio |
astillo, an old man. almost feeble.
nd who has already been convicted
t this session Of assault with deadly
,eapon, was arraigned for larceny Of
heep and pleaded not guilty.
The regular Republican nominees
arried the school election yesterday
y healthy majorities. There was some
'eachery. in the Republican camp in