Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-20

William Bloomfield went down to
Rowe Saturday 10 do some surveying
on one of the big mining claims near
there. held by local party
Manuel Padila escaped from the in.
sane asylum Friday afternoon and no
trace of him has yet been found The
fellow was "trusty" and had been en-.
! ploycd in the kitchen. He was from
Valencia county and had been in the
/ asylum several years.
! Hon. Eugenio Romero left Friday
evening for his tie camps In the Gal
Z linas mountains. To pay of his gang
He goes to Albuquerque. then over
! land sixty miles to Toreon, tho home
OF his son. Serapio, then on forty miles
more overland to the tie camps in the
mountains.
There was largo attendance nj the
reception rendered the new rabbi. DR..
NJ. Lefkovitz. late of Nashville. Tenn.
at the synagogue Friday night. The
doctor arrived on No. Z. which did not
get in until Z o'clock. and was taken
to the church to get acquainted with
his new congregation. Or. I.efkovitz
made very favorable impression. He
| Is young man Of great ability, and we
predict much success for him in his
now feia of labor. There was a spe-
cial musical program. out no preach
ing.
Judge Il. V. Long and George i.
Money applied for a writ of mandamus
before Judge Mills Saturday morning,
in behalf OF the democratic central
committee, against the board of county
commissioners of Mora county, asking
that the board change the precincts in
Mora county as they were originally
They allege that four precincts have
been abolished and divided among
others. and they want the old order re-
stored The judge granted the writ
temporarily, and II Is up to the com
missioners to show cause why the writ
should not be made permanent. The
hearing will take place in Ration in
about ten days. The gentlemen also
presented a list of democrats, asking
that the minority have representation
in each precinct on the registration
board.
| Gray Creek, Colo, ball team will he
here Saturday and Sunday week. This
team has big reputation, and just re-
Gently defeated Pueblo.
Las Vegas, n. NJ. Sept. Jimmy"
Hume. the .rrepressible. has gone and
done it," so Mrs. Hume. his erstwhile
wife claims She was ipquirng of your
correspondent last evening II he had
seen Jimmy" but ne hadn't. She says
that Jimmy has kidnapped her boy and
broken faith with her again, and as
she can get no satisfaction from Mrs.
S. A. Douglas. her husbands adopted
mother, she claims she Is abetting her
husband in the trouble making. Mr..
Hume came and got the boy Saturday
afternoon about O'Clock to visit with
him. as was agreed by contract be-
tween the couple after the last fracas.
He had not brought the child back by
last night. and the mother thinks he
has taken the boy with him to Romero
vile, his home, and she Is looking for
vengeance now. This couple seem to
be having more than their share OF
connubial infelicitles. Each blame the
other so you can have your choice.
The attendance at the hall game yes
terday was a record breaker, there be-
ing close to 1850 paid admissions,
with n cash drawer of close to $3.50,
larger by about $50 than the game two
weeks ago at Santa Fe.
Herbert Clark left today for Ann Ar
Dor, where he will resume his studies
in the university. He will be sopho-
more this year.
Misses Eva and Ada Springer left
today for New York City, where they
will enter the Columbia university.
Louis Bishop left today after n few
days visit here for his home in Birm.
ingham, Ala. He was employed in the
freight Office here about two years
ago.
Del Chambers returned Saturday
evening from his trip to Trinidad. and
brought Mrs. Chambers and child
home.
J. S. Nelson. ST.. who was formerly
agent at the hot springs. arrived here
yesterday To visit with his family. He
comes from Ojo Caliente, Mexico.
James Flint left yesterday on No
for Kansas City, where he will enter
a medical school for the winter.
Capt. w NJ. Steinweddel Of Quincy
Illinois. after pleasant visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Hendricfson
left yesterday for Denver.
c. II. Van Houten returned yester
day from Santa Fe, where he saw the
sights Of the Ancient city for couple
Of days,
Bernard Appel took advantage OF
the excursion yesterday from Rator
10 return from his trip up the road.
Mrs. A. C. Whitford left last nigh
, for Sacramento. Cal. Her father wen
. through on No. from Newton, Kan.
I and she accompanied him west.
G. =. Good a Co have brought suit II