Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-16
SANTA FEE.


The marshal and city police force
should impound all stray animals. es.
pecially burros, found wandering about
the city. This is a nuisance that should
be promptly abated.
Miss Mabel Keleher, daughter of
Michael Keleher, died at Gallsteo yes
terday morning OF an affection OF the
throat She was IA years OF age. Her
father is contractor in the employ OF
the Santa Fe Central railway.
The mein reservoir OF the Santa Fe
Water and Light company is running
gallons and the fact that II is full is
assurance that there will be plentiful
supply OF water this summer.
Frank Lopez died at his home in
precinct at an early hour this morn.
ing aged about So years. Deceased had
been III but few hours when his
death came. He is survived by a wife,
four sons and two daughters.
Suit for divorce was filed In the First
district court for Santa Fe county this
morning by counsel for Virginia Bre.
ton de Martin VS.. John Martin. The
plaintiff alleges that she was married
to John Martin In 1888. and that he de.
seri ed her five years ago. since which
time she has had no knowledge OF his
whereabouts. and has had to support
herself
The unsightly and ugly portal in
"a 40 I..sI Aa
west side OF the plaza should be taken
down by the city authorities. II the
proprietor OF the property does rot do
so. II has served its purpose and is not
necessary today. The appearance OF
the west side Of the plaza would be
greatly improved II II were removed.
Col. J. Francisco Chaves, territorial
Superintendent OF public instruction, is
In receipt Of a communication from
William Farr, dean OF the Nashville
College OF Law. In which II is announc.
ed that Colonel Chaves has been elect
ed to receive the degree OF doctor OF
law by the college. Colonel Chaves
has written Dean Farr thanking him
and the college for the honor thus
voluntarily conferred upon him. but at
the same time declining the honor.
Miss Bessie Overhuls OF Bland. has
accepted a position as stenographer
In the Office OF the Gibson Develop
ment company.
B. s. Applegate OF Corydon, Ind
who has spent the past winter In Al
buquerque for the benefit OF his health
left for Denver after spending the pre-
vious night here with his friend. NJ
C. Miller, deputy In the office OF Terri
torial Auditor w. G. Sargent. From
Denver Mr.. Applegate will go to his
home.
ID. A. Walker. treasurer OF the Amer
lean Consolidated Copper company
having extensive mining properties In
Grant county, is In San Antonio. Tex.
where he has large interests In tel
ephone system OF the town. He will
remain in the Texas town until June
!. thence coming to this territory "a
look after the company's interests.
Michael Berardinelli Is very happy
today and is smiling broadly. His wife
child was born last evening. The
mother and baby are doing nicely
This last accession to the Berardinelli
family OF the tenth child and the sew
cnth son. MBr. Berardineli says that
President Roosevelt need not tell him
seout family matters. He can give
the president actual pointers and facts
as ten children speak stronger than
ords.
The Christian Endeavor Society ol
the Presbyterian church was treated
to an address Sunday evening at the
regular meeting by Miss NJ. Josephine
Petrie Of New York City. who Is con
nected with the Home Mission work
OF the Presbyterian church In Gotham
Miss Petrie Is en- route for the Pacific
coast and stopped in Santa Fe to view
the points of interest here and espe
cIally to visit the Presbyterian Mission
school. The party will attend the gen
eral conference of the Presbyterian
church at Los Angeles.