Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11

tinuing certain precincts ana ordering
them restored to their original boun-
daries Judge Mills today gave his opin.
ion. The order was. in short. over
ruled the action Of the board being
upheld and an order issued saying that
the board did not exceed their authori.
~ in making the changes. As to the
minority representation on the board
OF registration the democrats wanted.
the Judge agreed: he went further. and
said that all men appointed on the
board should he able to read and
write. and this he found four of them
unable to do. In certain precincts II
was found two men were appointed of
the same politics as the board-repub-
lican-but In the rest. besides the four
mentioned. the minority were repre-.
sentcd
Mrs NJ. a. Otero and Miss Mary La
Rue returned this afternoon from their
trip 20 Chicago. Mrs. Otero stopped of
at Mrs. La Rues before returning to
her home at Santa Fe.
The father Of Prof. James c. Nc
htit WIS ui'@' h'ch '''ss
Pittsburg for a visit with his son.
No word has yet been received by
the asylum authorities from the rela-
lives of Mrs. Josie Carson Squires re-
garding the disposition of her remains.
The local Masons have offered to do
nate a lot in their cemetery. and are
consulting regarding the burial OF the
body themselves. w. NJ. Lewis. the
undertaken. has also offered to give
the remains a respectable burial. but
as yet nothing has been done The in
tefest In the case by the Masons Is
caused by the fact that Kit Carson was
himself member of the lodge. belong
ing to the Montezuma lodge at Santa
Fe.
Edward Gruusfeld and l., l.. Gate
wood are here from Albuquerque buzz
zing around TO pick up little insur-
ance.
NJ. +. Murphy. II. NJ. Herschey and
Mrs. John Hickey left today for Pecos.
Mrs. Hickey will stop at Sparks ranch
and the gentlemen will go on to the
| Hamilton mines.
The Santa Fe repair crew for the tel
egraph lines are working at Rbera
and have been looking after the lines
from Vegas to Glorieta,
George Langenberg, the forest in
spector, left today for Las Cruces tc
act as witness on n timber cutting
case there on the forest reserve.
Mrs. Lille Mackay will entertain
the Young Ladies' Whist club Wed
resday afternoon.
Hon. J. w. Reynolds. the secretar,
of the territory. returned today to his
home at the capital
There was a large crowd at the de
pot this morning to watch the begin
ming OF the excavation for the laying
of the street car rails. Thirty men ant
ten teams were put to work. and thu
force will be increased tomorrow. Thi!
is beside the force at the power house
laying the boilers and completing tn
building. The company will go up Lin
coin and Sixth streets and over to tn,
bridge on Douglas. They figure OF
about two weeks 10 lay the track I,
the bridge and will try and have car
running the first days OF November.
J. ID. w. Veeder. George Hunder ant
Jesus Hernandez, committee OF tn
unterrified, went out to Sapelo yester
day and held a democratic meeting
there In the afternoon. They report
large curious crowd
Father Balland. who has been sicl
at the sanitarium here. left today 70
his home at Mora. accompanied b,
Father Kneuebel.
Mrs Jose Gonzales came In yester
day from Ell Cuervo to be with her nus
band. who will have an operation pei
formed today on his eyes for blind
ness.
J. Linde is on today's indispose,
list.
|, Mrs. Theodore Hockemeyer return
ed Saturday evening to her home a
ii Paso after visit here with her pc
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rothgeb.
The unionists held another meeting
last night in Gonzales hall, but ther
was not very large crowd out, and n
speeches were made worthy of men
ton.
Miss Teller left this morning ol
the stage for Tucumcari. to visit he
aunt Mrs. Donald Stewart.
Benigno Romero. the sheriff of Quad
alupe county. returned to his home a
Puerto de Luna this morning
The county commissioners and tn
probate court were In session today.
A. Minnet took his sample trunk
and left for Mora county yesterda.
morning.
Eggs have taken skyward move
ment and will be worth 80 TO 35 cent
a dozen. II is said they command 2
cents per dozen wholesale in New
York.
Word received from j. NJ. Allen il
Denver says the mill to go in at Teco
lote will be one of the finest and mos
complete in the country. Its capa