Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-09

verdict up to $3.50, the time limit be-
fore Monday morning. The evidence
brought out the fact that the walk on
which the plaintiff was injured was in
better shape than most of the walks in
the neighborhood and that the accident
was caused by the plaintiff catching
her foot rear the edge of the sidewalk,
which had been cut out to allow a wa
ter connection to be made, and from
which one of the iron sidewalk taps
protruded. Mrs. Hamilton is quite
aged and very feeble. She tainted yes
terday morning in the court room while
hearing the testimony, and in general
the trial has been quite a strain on her
poor health.
Eugenio Romero has been awarded
the contract for the carrying of the
mail to Chavez from this city.
w. II. Rapp is down from Trinidad
on sentimental business.
Yesterday afternoon Grover Fleck
and Thomas Eddington were given a
$40 dose for discharging firearms with
in the city limits. Inc boys will work
it out on the street.
A representative of the Salvation
Army struck town yesterday. She is
a female private.
Hon. Joshua Reynolds and Hon. j.
w. Reynolds arrived yesterday after
noon from Santa Fe.
Mrs. Adolph V~orenberg, of Wagon
Mound, who has been visiting Mrs.
Jake Stern, has returned to her home.
Governor NJ. A. Otero and SON.. Mi
guel, and DR.. Sloan. came over from
Santa Fe yesterday and, with Hon. ].
S. Clark and son. Lawrence, left the
same afternoon for their ranches on
the Salado.
Judge Thomas Smith, a former JUS
tice of the peace here, is expected here
in a day or two for a short visit while
on his way to Washington from Cali
fornia. The judge now lives in War
%renton, Va.
The local derrick is up the road at
Shoemaker hill, where is is loading
rock in cars to be dumped in the wash
outs.
Cantaloupes have made their appear
ance on the local market, but are not
being enjoyed to any alarming extent.
Fifteen cents a pound!
AL Rogers, Jr., left today for Ann
Arbor. Mich, to have a little %carousal
with his alma mater. He will be gone
about three weeks.
Rafael Gallegos has been released
Nhtl Oh tbS NObANs
commissioners as interpreter.
Francisco Delgado, m of the Las
Vegas boys in the Philippines, writes
that the cholera is getting very bad
there. especially among the Chinese
and the natives. Among the Europeans,
up to the time he wrote, only two had
become victims to the dread disease.
Mr.. Delgado is in the secret service,
and has been there over two years. He
says he is doing well.
The Las Vegas & Hot Springs Street
Railway company held a meeting yes
terday morning, F. A. Manzanares, NJ
Romero and Joe Merriman being pres
ent. This was done to comply with the
adjournment from the last meeting, as
it was expected that the st. Louis par
ties would have beer here yesterday
but, owing to the sickness of the presi
dent, Mr.. Duncan, they have postponed
their coming until they al all come
together. They will get in next week
if Mr.. Duncan is able, Messrs. Call anc
Merriman being the rest of the party.
The cavalry dance Friday night was
a most pleasant affair. Music was FUR
nished by a string band and about
twenty-five couples took part. The
dance was not strictly a uniform affair
as the weather is getting a little toe
warm for a display of military trap
pings.
The ball game between the City Slug
gers and the Normal team yesterday
resulted in a victory for the former by
a score of 81 to 6.