Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

w. Moore Clayton piloted a party of
ladies on a sight seeing trir to the
Indian village of Isleta. They will re.
turn to the city late this afternoon.
r. b. Thomas, of the Consolidated
Mining and Smelling company. Ger
rillos, left this morning on a freight
train for Magdalena, He will be absent
several days.
Yesterday must have been a drowsy
day. Judge Crawford had three DRINKS
before him in police court this morn.
ing, all of whom were found asleep in
the streets. Each got IS or five days.
Last Sunday afternoon the members
of the Mutual Protective society of old
Albuquerque, met at their hall an. mad
their measures taken for uniforms.
Simon Stern will furnish the uniforms.
The ladies of Adah chapter No. 5. o.
f.. s.. are requested to meet at Masonic
hall Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Business of Importance. BY order of
worthy matron. Loura Fluke, secre-
tary.
DR.. W. N. Macbeth. the Railroad
avenue dentist, received this morning
a postal card from Ben j. Jones. who
is returning to Chicago. Mr.. Jones
wrote from La Junta, and says his
health is bully"
Miss Minnie Holman. who was here
the past few days on a visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. Samuel Neustadt. returned
to East Las Vegas this morning. The
young lady is a popular public school
teacher of that city.
John Fogarty, after a stay of a few
days here, left last night for Alamo
gordo to look after some fire losses
sustained recently by his company, the
Royal. Mr.. Fogarty is superintendent
of agencies for the Royal.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con.
gregational church will hold a business
meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Barnes, opposite Central school, Thurs
day afternoon, April 10. All members
and friends are urgently requested to
be present.
The charter for Frank Booth camp
No. 255, Spanish American Wal Veter-
ans, was received today by Col. John
Borradaile, acting district commander.
A meeting will be held tomorrow even.
ing at Z p. m. at III Gold avenue for
final muster in.
Yesterday Fong Kong. alias All
Cnong, who was arrested at Gallup re-
Gently. was ordered deporteo by Unit
ed States Commissioner Whiting. Fong
will be taken to Deming and with a
batch now in Jail there will be taken
to San Francisco and thence sent to
China.
A report in circulation today,
brought in from the west this morning,
is that the Gallup mine at Gibson is
again causing considerable anxiety
to the management. The other night
the tippler at the mine was destroyed
by fire, and the fire, down in the mine.
has again broken out afresh.
The county commissioners are again
in session today, and, besides attend
ing to routing business, have audited
and paid about $4,000 of accounts on
the basis of dollar for dollar" Hon.
f. A. Miera, the chairman, so it is un-
derstood, will visit Santa Fe tonight,
and on his return will hold another
session of commissioners.
j.. r. Maunder, wife and daughter
passed through the city .Lis morning
for Denver. When Mr.. Maunder sold
out his up-olstering business here to
Allen w. Moore and, with his wife and
daughter left the city he went into the
same business in Ell Paso. He says the
Pass City is overdone in every line of
business, and he sold out on the first
opportunity.
10. j. Sheridan, the territorial coal
mine inspector, and daughter arrived
in the city on the early morning train
from Silver City; and took the flyer
a few hour later for the west. Miss
Sheridan will continue or to southern
California, joining her mother at San
Monica, while Mr.. Sheridan will drop
on at Gallup, and inspect the coal
mines of that district.
Tomorrow morning Lorenzo Garcia
and Mrs. Justiana Sails, of Alameda,
will have a hearing before United
States Commissioner Whiting on the
charge of adultery. 1t is understood
that these parties were once married
but divorced. Garcia then removed,
and now, so 1t is said, he patched up
the trouble with his first love and
again made her the apple of his eye."
There is no positive clue to the
whereabouts of Juan Armijo. who is
the aIieged murderer of Placido San.
doval,' said Deputy Sheriff Newcomer.
We are working every possible sug.
o>SN'A +" "a hopt VI CdltulHR Tic
man, and have not given up the chase.
There is no doubt he went south after
Salazar had been stricken down by the
numerous dagger cuts and stabs. but it
is my opinion and others that he has
not yet reached the Mexican border
Bert Worries has in his possession.
being received last Sunday, copies of
weekly papers published at Rampant
City, Alaska. One is the Alaska For
um, under date of February /, and the
other the Rampant Miner of February
is. They give the mining news of
Ramport and vicinity, and Bert says
that some of the ground he prospected
a few years ago and pronounced mo
good" is now yielding pay dirt. The
papers are -four column folios.
Rev. Beattie, pastor of the Presbyter.
ian church, who oficiated at the funer.
eral of the late John James at Car
thage yesterday afternoon, returned to