Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-01
. BREACH or PROMISE.
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Accident 10 lanes S, Duncan IL.
iMTEatS1HG LOCAL NOTES.
special Cnrresronderee.

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Las Vegas. n. NJ, July Sit was
the old story Of a vonan's confding
trust and q mans worthless promise
OF marriage to accomplish an end. It
is repeated every day in the year, and
IL just happened to be the time for Las
Manpelitas to donate is chapter. The
fun story is nov spread on the records
in the district clerks Office in the
shape OF a breach OF promise suit for
$1,000. II was placed there at the in
xtauce of AureIia Padi. Ia against the
man. Sixto Garcia. who promised to
marry her and is now the father of her
chila. The engagement happened in
June, the time when Cupid works over
time on the tender hearts. Aurelio and
Sixtp had been lovers for some time
and on the night OF the 18th of June,
Stxto asked Aurelia to become his
wife, SO the complaint reads. She as
scented. She assented to more than
she should Of. and the first mfs-step,
under promise of marriage. was taken
tie night Of their engagement and was
continued throughout several months,
and each time, SO Miss Padiha claims,
we're renewed promises of marriage.
On the 10th Of last month a baby was
born to the trusting Aurelia and she
then demanded that Sixto remove the
stain against her name by immediate
marriage. and aid in her and her child's
support through their ives, and II she
can prove all as facts as. set forth she
should have il or Sixto Garcia should
come forward like a man and take for
wife the trusting woman he ruined.
Quite a painful accident happened to
James s. Duncan, Jr., last night by the
IRE wagon running over his foot and
breaking two bones. Mr.. Duncan saw
the fire wagon stop suddenly and
thought some one was hurt and went
over to the wagon. II went to step
mp on the wagon on the side step. when
the wagon started and one of the men
standing there ~accidently turned,
throwing Mr.. Duncan's foot of and un-
der the rear wheel. The wagon is a
very heavy one. and wher ii, went over
the foot just below the instep of the
right foot, il crushed the bones near
the joint of me big toe and the next
one to it. BY the time Mr.. Duncan got
home, the foot was too swollen to set
the bones, and it was not done until
44Ao Hull Illus, Wutn InC onCltiu6 WGut
down. The accident was quite painful
Hnd will lay Mr.. Duncan up for a few
days.
George Hunker returned yesterday
evening from his trip to Clayton on
legal business.
Agapfto Abeytia, ST., and Marcelino
Martinez, ex-member Of the house.
came down from Mora yesterday even
ing to meet Delegate Rodey. but were
too late, as he went through earlier
than was expected.
Mrs. Booth, Of Kansas City, arrived
yesterday evening lor a visit with Con
duct0r n F. Hayes and family. Mrs
Booth Is q sister to Mr.. Hayes.
Miss Bessie Elsie left yesterday ev.
ening for Mexico City, where she will
remain.
A ]. Mccullough, Of st. Louis, who
has been In the city for a few days,
left last evening for points down the
road.
Died, last night at IL o'clock, at the
Ladies' home, William Edison. Mr..
Edison was sent here by the Elks lodge
of Jamesburg, Arkansas, and had been
In the city about -four months seeking
relief from the dread consumption, to
which ne succumbed last night. He
was only is years of age. The lodge at
Jsmesburg has been t~elegraphed to
and until a reply is received II Is not
known what disposition will be made
OF the remains.
John York, ]. N. Furlong, w. G..
Hayden and ]. A. Dick returned yester-
day evening from their fishing trip TO
Kroenig's lakes. They report a good
catch and the loss Of a bottle OF Ponds
extract.
Charles HELD bought from Inez Pin
on q parcel of land at Cnaperito and
mas since transferred 1t to Sostenos
Delgado for the consideration of 81.
Eusebio Archibeque and others have
transferred to the Pious Fraternal so
cfety OF Jesus a parcel of land 200x300
feet at San Patricio for the considera-
tion OF SO.
Secundino Romero returned yester-
day evening from his ranch aC Ell Cuer-
yo. where he has been for several
weeks looking after his wool clip, MI.
Romero says the WOOL is Of good quail
1ty. but is a bit lighter than is general.
Also they have had good rains and the
country looks well.
Mrs. GlRssford and son, Pelham. and
MIS- Daily returned yesterday from
their visit to Rociada.
VIII Stuart returned to the mines at
San Pablo today. Mr.. Stuart has been
doing considerable development work
on his mine, Helen, he having tunneled
in thirty feet and reports good copper.
As now starting another tunnel on
h Last Chance No. 2 claim. He
thinks he has the ledge and believes
there Is pay ore in the big mountain
there at San Pablo in great quantities.
Mr.. Stuart is a mining engineer and
his opinion is worth considerable.
s.. b. Davis will leave tomorrow for
q trip TO Mora on business.
J. M Cunningham is transferring
ms cattle herds from the ella ranch
10 the Red River country. There have
been 1.5O0 go through already. and
more TO come. The grazing has about
played u at ella, and a large lake
there. which was Just filled by recent