Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-23
PETRONILO LUCERO DIES
OF BLOOD POISONING
A San Miguel County Politician succumbs
to What Seemed at First to Be
Only Slight and Not Dan
gerous Injury,
An OHIO MAN DIES ONA
SANTA FE TRAIN NEAR THORNTON
joys Special Daily Service.

| JOnll Snfeck mas resigned ms position
as machinist and has gone to Denver.
| Mrs. John Robbins will entertain
number of friends tonight at her home
| o. l.. Houghton took II. A. Jones, tn
general freight agent for the Souther,
Pacific and his wife, to El Porvenir foI
a sojourn.
p. p. Wells ct al have transferred tc
James p. Mcdonald, 32O7 acres of lane
in township Is, this county. Consider
alton $4,000.
w. Sligar returned to indianapolis
today after II visit here with his wife.
Oliver Heath Of the same city, accom-
panied him.
The old ties from the old street rail-
way here are being picked out of the
old road-bed and the street is being
gotten in shape for the new trolley
line.
Grand Chancellor Fitzpatrick of the
Knights of Pythas, returned home to
Madrid today from a trip to Blossburg,
where he organized a new X. of p.
lodge.
The cavalry company is figuring on
a big time next Sunday. 1t will go to
Trout Springs and spend the day pic
nicing and drilling. The company will
go out mounted.
Considerable wool is coming in to
market today. Some of it was caught
n in, To vi
means a big job of drying here and
delay for the freighters.
Josetita Esquibel was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian of Rosario Esquibel
lum. An effort is being made to get a
pension from the government for the
girl, as her father was an old Indian
fighter.
Knowlton and Bolan, contractors,
have brought suit against A. S. Good
and Company and the Dawson railway
to acquire judgment in the sum of
81 905. The plaintiffs have lien on
some of the property and desire to fore
close
Grand Master Kelley Of he Odd Eel
lows, is expected here from Socorro Oh
on his annual tour of inspec-
ton Of the lodges over the territory.
The local lodge will make arrange
ments for entertaining him while in the
city
There is a continued round of social |
saiety billed for this week Mrs. John |
Robbins entertains tonight, Mrs. f. H. |
Pierce tomorrow night, Mrs. James A. |
Dick entertains at cards Thursday |
light, Mrs. William j. Mills gives a |
luncheon on Friday, and Mrs. w. b. |
Bunker finishes up the week with a |
trolley euchre Saturday afternoon.
Ransom B. Thomas has brought suit
against James L. Wells to acquire a |
Iced to certain land situated in this |
that the plaintiff had given an
order for to the defendant. The plain
tiff gave Mr.. Wells $1,000, he alleges, |
with which to make an advance pay
nent on certain land that Mr. Wells |
was to purchase for him. When the |
and was purchased, Mr.. Wells declined
to turn the deed over to the plaintiff,
and he now brings action to compel him 4
to release the deed to him. ...
AS train No. was nearing Thornton
ast night, the spark of life fled from
R. C. Thackara of Canover, 0. The de-
in company with his young Il
wife, and Mrs. Edgar A. Brecourt, her
mother, We're returning home from a |
rip to Flagstaff, Ariz,, where they
vent for the health of Mr.. Thackara.
They went through only week ago,
md the sick man grew worse. The |
wife decided to return at once so he |
could die at home. The remains We're
aiken off here last night and prepared
or burial by Undertaken Dearth and
we're shipped on to Canover on train
No. 2.
Petrolino Lucero, one of the promi- |
lent county politicians and ex-county
passed to his reward
his morning at 9:30. He had his hand
INJURED about two weeks ago by al
horse stepping on it. but gave little at
.ention to the injury until the arm be-
gan to swell and pain him. He then
,ame to town from his home in VILLAIN
,uva to see a doctor. The trouble was
as blood poisoning and a
number of incisions We're made in his |
lrm to let the bad blood out last Sun |
lay He never rallied from the sick
less and this morning died. The de- |
leased was a very well known man,
veil liked, and leaves a family. His |
emains will be taken to his home at |
Tillaneuva tonight and the burial will |
re from there.
The business men along 9Th street in |
he neighborhood of Fox and Harris |
evening had considerable ex-
itement. A lady living in the south |
,art of the city went in to one of the |
butcher shops and accused the man Of |
making sausage of her pet dog. She |
vas badly Intoxicated and was driving |
i team of ponies. The butcher tried to /
tut her out, couldn't and called Mar |
hal Outright. When he came up to |
lrrest her she started the team moving |
lp the street at good rate and it was |
race for a few blocks. The marshal |
her near Lincoln park and got |
Ter into his buggy and took her to the |
ity Jail, where last night her husband |
anne and took her home. The fellows
round town are having considerable
un with Marshal Outright over his