Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-12

Ar2uI. AMI was me, 10y her brother
Fred. who accompanied her mp to her
parents HON, near Mora.
Miss Estclle Lowinson of Albuqucr
que passed through here on Thursday
bound for the east \ number of
friends here greeted her at the train
Mis-. Mamie Greedy. who was here
iDW months ago for her health. died
the FIRST Of this week at her home in
Newton. Kansas She had many friend.
iu this city
{. t. Harris still continues on the
sick list tie is confined to bod.
the FIRE department was called ont
"Wednesday evening TO cNtinguish a
little blaze in the rear Of W j. Funk.
houEprs premises on Eighth street
\ coal shed caught fire in some UT
known way. but the department soon
put 'he blaze out and little damage
was done The west side company was
not called out.
W. j. Fleming. OF Chicago. father Of
George Fleming of this city arrived
here Thursday To visit with his son.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Spitz came in on
40 > from Albuquerque Thursday.
and Will spend the summer at the
Montezuma.
x & Wcstcott, the former tTainmas.
ter at Ration. was Thursday presented
with a fine diamond ring by the train.
men as a mark OF their esteem. Mr.
WestCott was popular with the boys
and has accepted a position on the
Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad as train.
master
Juan A. Archibeque. of San lgnacio,
brought in the head of a large black
bear which he killed and got his $40
bounty
Jacob Gross. wife, daughter and son
Robert came In last evening from IT
Louis, and they Will spend the summer
at the springs.
+. II. Pierce returned last evening
from La Junta. where he went &C. meet
his wife's sister, Mrs. Donald Tyler.
aud her son, of greensboro, Ky Mrs
Tyler will spend the summer here
Mrs. Tina c. Elston has filed suit
through her attorney, T. b Mills. to
quiet title to some property on Main
avenue. Hattie NJ. Reed, ct al. are
made defendants in the case.
A native of this city who got full and
went over to the tenderloin district
Wednesday night. proceeded TO wipe
his feet on the lace curtains. He is
SOLDERING in jail today and will get his
trial on Saturday.
Governor Otero, Col. A. 5. Gregg
assistant manager of the FL Paso *
Northeastern railroad, and Adjutant
General Whiteman were joined here
by Judge W. j. Mills and Captain Aus
ten and the crowd went % Ration
where the governor and Judge Mills
made the addresses on the Fourth
W V. Long and wife have returned
from Denver. where they attended he
International Sunday School conven.
tinn They report a good time.
! Kaiser. the merchant Who was
stricken last week. is able 70 be at his
store this morning. He Is still very
feeble, however and has but little Use
OF his right arm
Major W. H. II. Llewellyn. district
attorney and one os New McXico's
most prominent citizens and attorneys
passed through Las Vegas last evening
on No. Z cI. route to mis- home in las
Cruces from a few weeks sojoun "a
Washington. Your correspondent found
him perusing copy OF paper in the
Pullman and content with the world
aftcT a good supper at the Castaneda
and just ripe for a little Qui2ling az
To the statehood outlook in congress
The major. who is the soul of genialitN
replied Well, Mr. Rodey and myself
appeared before the senate committee
last Saturday and made talk Of about
one and a half hours. You know the
committee has been empowered 70 SIT
during the vacation, and II Is most
probable that senator BevcridLe and
other members of the committee viii
make a tour Of inspection in the three
territories. probably in September and
viii visit Las Vegas. There seems To
be. as near as | can determine. among
various senators who know. an opinion
that the enabling act will be passed
some time during the next session.
MANY OF the strongest senators, who
know what they are talking about, say
while the enabling act will be pass
ca admitting the three territories. yet
they will not allow the territories
10 come into the union before the next
presidential election. There is con.
siderable opposition among the scuat.
urs. but | believe less in New Mexico
than the other two territories. New
Mexico is regarded as safely repuhli-
can. but about Arizona there Is some
doubt. and they want To be ON the safe
side when the election votes are count
ed"
The majors interview throws one or
two new lights on the question that
have not been noted before. as for in
stance the putting of Of the territories
coming into the union until after the
presidential election. and the proba
bilties of the scnat' committee COM
ing ont here 20 see for themselves and
viii materially assist the measure
ITEMS FROM BERNALlLLo.
Merry Crowd Visit the Plaoitas Hills