Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-28
Notes from Correspondents

vice p~TeSlueutS. II. V. LOnS was HoIli
mated for a vice presidency, but SHE'D
at the honor, and at being called a
staunch u%nionist. The various com
mittees were appointed and the routine
businesses followed.
The God of the east side" Margar-
ito, called the disgruntled to order in
the court house. 1t was as speckled
a gathering as is possible to get to-
gether. Such men from the east side,
who could not get Office in the regular
party as H. G. Coors, M. M. McSchool-
er, and A. H. Whitmore represented
this side in the mob. Patrocio Con-
zales, who was defeated for school u
p~erintendent in the regular republican
convention, acted as interpreter and
tried to take a prominent part with
the hope of getting the nomination for
the same office by the soreheads, of
which he is now a member. Romulo
Ulibarri and Henry Coors were made
vice presidents, temporary, and Simon
Mares and Manuel Jiminez, secretar-
les. margarine made a speech, in which
he said he proposed to get the records
down in the Offices and prove that the
present Office holders, even his own
brother, should be in the p~enitentiary
instead of the court house. He said
he proposed to scrap, with cannon and
swords, if necessary, but what he
should get an Office, and some for the
bowling horde at his heels, hungry to
again get at the treasury of the county.
The court house was well filed with
the curious and the proceedings were
quite humorous The various commit
tees. were selected and the routine
business transacted.
The conference committee appointed
by the unionists to confer with the in
dependent republicans and democrats
are e. c. de Baca, E. ". Long, Charles
Tamme, Fidel Ortiz, Juan d. Martinez,
Cipriano Lujan, Adelaide Tafoya, Pla'
cido Sandoval and Apolonio Sena.
This committed, with the one from
the democrats, will meet tonight, and
then the fur will begin when the ticket
is named. The convention will most
probably hold over tomorrow, as it is
not believed, unless a slate is fixed up
which is hardly probable, they can gel
through today.
Mrs. N. Is. S~tudebaker, who has beer
visiting in Chicago, yesterday after
noon returned from her visit.
II Mrs. Marcelino Lucero left this aft
ernoon for Ribera to visit with he
daughter.
-Four cars of cattle were loaded las
evening at Wagon Mound and six a
Springer, to ship to Kansas City.
Mrs. c. ]. Boyd returned this afteI
noon to her home at Lamy after a Wis
with relatives in the city.
III. A. Brochvogel, of the Vale
ranch in Valencia county, is in the cit
today looking after business.
Misses Marie Mernin and MAJ
Upton will entertain a number
e young folks with a halloween par
= Friday night.
The vestry of the Episcopal chur'
held a meeting Saturday night and s
lected Rev. Seaburn, of Gallup, to tel
porarily fill the pulpit at the Episcop
D church until the vacancy caused
the resignation of DR.. Selby could
supplied.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Browne gave
!" most delightful dinner to Rev. a
Mrs. George Selby Saturday night
(. their home. After dinner the cal
n were brought out and enjoyed, r,
\ Selby and wife expect to leave w
- nesday for their new home in Tucs'
"a A native suffered a broken leg S
urday evening on the work train
lie the road. A quick stop caused a +
to jump forward, striking the leg a
swapping it.
Mrs. Thomas w. Hayward ser
word she will return tomorrow FIR
her extended visit in Ohio,
]. II. Brennan, who has been IN
ager of the Western Union office he
my will leave tomorrow night for {
der burne. Texas, where he will be one
the Santa Fe wire chiefs.
G. w. Todd, tho Armour beef m
went Owe to SANTA Fe today on
initial trip to sell a little meat.
The fire alarm on the west side
NJ, night brought a crowd to the house