Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-14
HE HAD SNAKES.
Queer Acting lrishman-M J. Crow
ley Dead From Heart Disease.
OTHER LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

ger 4 Judell picked up some smoked
Irishman on the streets yesterday and
put him to work digging a vault in the
rear of the store. Evidently Rastus
had had a sunstroke at some time dur
ing his residence in the sunny south,
for in the afternoon he began acting
queerly, and finally picked up a piece
of scantling, and running up to the
coalshed, he drew Jack and hefted the
coalshed a mighty blow, saying at the
same time: "Manda, now you give
Shine them three dollars" He thought
Manda was in the cabin and he tried
to break in the shed, but instead of
finding Manda. he found Marshal Curt
right. who took care of him and
shipped him out on a freight.
Mrs. John Swallow is on the sick list
today.
7. q. Robbins, one of Santa Rosa's
good attorneys. after a few days in
town. returned home on the stage this
molning.
Al. Quinley is the crack shot in the
Gun club this week and wears the
medal for a score of 20 birds out of %.
Marshal Outright started on his
hunt for bad sidewalks this morning.
The council notified him to order all
dangerous sidewalks taken entirely out
at OlCt anu llduStultulS ldut a.
once for putting down new permanent
walks.
The Y. NJ. c. A. committee are now
making their effort to get $50 signers
of membership cards at $40 a year, and
as soon as they are secured, quarters
will he opened Immediately.
Secundino Romero left this morning
for lis ranch at Ell Cuervo.
AL. Rogers left this afternoon for
Ann Arbor to shake hands with his old
schoolmates at a class reunion there
the 18th.
George Hunker intended starting for
his home in Missouri today, but on find
ing out it was the 18th of the month.
and Friday besides. it was too much
for even a Missourian. and he will wait
until the hoodoo is worn off.
The curbing for a fine cement side
walk is being put in front of the Cooley
carriage repository and Thomas Ray
woods building this morning. The
whole side of the street from the
bridge to the Plaza is to have fine new
walks soon.
There is goinng to be a hot time in
the old town" on the Fourth. The
committee has raised owe $500 for the
program, and there will be a fine pro-
gram of races with good prizes. two
bands, fireworks, Bridge street to he
Illuminated from the bridge to and
around the Plaza big hurrah in gen
cral. 1t will he one of the largest cele-
brations ever given there. and big
crowds are expected in from the neigh
borhoOd.
Mrs. Jennie Roberts. of Trinidad,
who has been visiting with her son, c..
V. Hedgcock, left this morning for Cal
ifornia.
Marshal Outright says that any of
tie youngsters getting premature with
their fireworks and noise will be ar
rested on the night of the Sd of July
and kept in until after the Fourth. One
day of noise is enough.
James Grunsfeld came to the metrop-
oils this morning to get a change from
the serene quietude of Albuquerque.
Mrs. Charles A. Spiess entertained
a large number of friends this after
noon.
Word has beer received here from
Arthur Hand in Chicago that he cap
tured the highest prize in the violin
contest in the Chicago Musical college,
and is now the proud wearer of the
diamond metal. He was a post graadu-
ate in the college and had two other
competitors in his class. He has been
requested to repeat the treat In a pub
lie concert this week. Mr.. Hand is an
old Las Vegas boy, having been raised
here. He also spent last summer
here and has many friends and ac-
quaintances who are glad to hear of
his homer.
Francisco Garcia is in from San
Geronimo and reports the crops doing
well in that district.
Jane Mcclellan, ct al, have transferr-
ed to Andrieus A. Jones the hacienda
and land located in Los Gallinas, CON
sideration, $1.00.
Santiago Sanchez has received a
title of possession for 100 acres of
land on Laguna Ancha.
The social given by the wives of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen
at the Kn;Shts of Pythias hall last
night was a most pronounced success.
A large crowd was out out and a very
enjoyable program was given, con
sisting of music and singing. Ice
cream and cake were served as re
freshments and a good time enjoyed
by all. These functions by the ladies'
are becoming quite frequent, and they
form bright spots in these work day
lives.
l.. l.. Gatehood of Albuquerque is in
town looking after his insurance bust
ness
The ice plant is having the final
connections made and will be ready
to start supplying the local market
with distilled water ice in a few days.
Mrs. Kate Wright left today for Bur
hngton, la. and Jacksonville, III. for a
vacation.
Mrs. G.. H. Cornell and family ar
rived today from Chicago for a three
months visit with Mrs. Charles Han
ford. her mother.
Win Trainer had one OF his eyes in
cured yesterday afternoon while work
ing on his engine, by the water glass
breaking and flying in his eyes. His
injury is not serious, but has caused
him to lay OFF a few days.
Miss Edaa Mcbride, who has been
visiting Mrs. Earnest Browne for the