Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-27

take the train home. while Jose made
merry with several women. whom 1t IL
rumored. are not Of very good feputa.
ton. They inhibited together and Jose
seems to have gotten skinned up some
what. Anyway he was brought in In a
wagon yesterday. knocked out after
carrying sedition doctrine 20 the out.
lying precincts. and the women have a
sample OF the harness for a souvenir
of the jamboree. The buggy Is strand.
ed some where in the country and the
bill Marguerite will have to pay will
make him think twice.
The spirit Of harmony seems to have
certainly perched on the republican
banner. Last night in precinct Ga
the republicans held a meeting which
as to harmony, and unity of thought
There were no dissenting voices in
the large attendance, and enthusiastic
speeches were made by Hon. Charles
A. Spiess, Zacarias Valdez, -. Castia-
lano and others. Enriques II. Salazar
was made chairman of the meeting
and Bonifacio Lucero secretary. The
meeting was held in the school house
In district No. I and seven delegates
were unanimously named to the coun-
~ convention. Following are those
selected: Secundino Romero. Charles
A. Spless. Jose 5. Esquibel. Rufus Es.
quibel. l.. II. Salazar. Felipe Baca Gar
ella and Antonio Madrid. The meeting
held until late and in point of attend
ance and enthusiasm was up to the
standard set this year by the republi.
can party.
Zacarlas Valdez and family left this
morning for visit at I'll Cuervo.
The many friends of Mrs. Patience
Schoonmaker heard with infinite sor.
row this morning that tn most esti-
mable lady had passed to her reward.
She died last night at 10 o'clock at
her son, X. Il. Schoonmaker's ranch up
In the mountains. Her death was sud.
den and unexpected. though she has
not been overly well for some time.
She went up the ranch a couple Of
weeks ago for little outing and her
Sc. 1T her there Sunday evening ap.
parontly as well as usual Mrs. Schoon.
maker was getting well advanced in
years. being in the neighborhooi OF
as years. The immediate cause OF her
death is attributed to heart failure.
Word was sent to X. b. Schoonmaker.
of llfeld's. last night by a messenger
who used the phone from Trout
Springs and the Borrowing sor in
company with s. X Sydes and Charles
Brown. left for the ranch this morn
ing. $. II. Dearth has sent for the
remains. which are expected to arrive
here this evening.
Howell Owens returned TO work at
Gross. Kelly Il Co.'S yesterday. after
some time OF on account of sickness.
Mr.. Givens was suffering with gastri-
tbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Anderson are the
proud parents of an eleven pound boy.
Mrs. G.. II. Rhodes was slightly in
disposed yesterday. hut is better to-
day.
Mrs. G. NJ Roberts will leave to
night for Fort Scott. Kansas. She
goes to attend the bedside of her moth
er. who is very ill.,
Mrs. J. u. Cunningham returned yes.
terday from her trip east where she
spent several weeks.
W. Talbot, one of the Santa Fe fire
men. and wife left today for West Vir.
ginia on several months visit to their
old home.
A. A. Rauth, who has been in the
city since the first of last year. and
has been employed with Arnst the
tailor, will leave tonight for La Junta
and points east.
The distressing intelligence was tel.
ographed here this morning from Los
Angeles that Mrs. Emilia Otero de
Hernandez had passed to her maker,
she dying at the Hotel Nadeau there
this morning at 6 O'Clock The sad
news will come as blow to this
most estimable lady's numerous
friends In this city and their heartfelt
sympathy Is being extended to the
children here. Manuel HenriqIez and
Mrs. +. A. Manzanares. Jr. II Is com
forting To know that Benito Baca and
Miss Rebecca Henriquez were present
when their mother passed away. Mr.
Baca just having gone to see his moth
er about a week ago. The remains
will leave Los Angeles tonight and are
expected in this city Thursday.
Mrs. Henriquez has been in poor
health for some time and went to Los
Angeles last spring to try change Of
The immediate cause Of her
death is attributed to heart failure.
The Misses Wills will entertain
number OF friends at their home to-
morrow afternoon.
Died. at the insane asylum this NOR
ming at 1915. Cashmere Chacon, at the
age OF 80 years. The deceased was
very large and apparently healthy