Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-17
SANTA FE.
From the New Mexican.

From the New Mexican.
Juan Martinez, resident OF precinct
II. f,ed this morning of pneumonia A
widow and two children survive him.
He was AZ years OF age.
II is reported that Marcelino Garcia.
former sheriff of this county, Will open
grocery store on Sandoval street, in
the property formerly owned by Pablo
Martinez.
This morning a pile OF wood in the
kitchen Of the house of Augustin Pa
dila. on the south side, was discover
ed to be on fire. 1t was eXtinguish"d
with little loss other than the wood
pile and the damage done TO the house
by smoke.
At the meeting of the Santa Fe Fruit
company the officers elected were: w
$. Harroun. president; Mrs. Grant Riv-
onburg, vice president J. ID. Sena. sec
retary; W. s. Harroun, Grant Riven.
burg. l.. n. Prince. Mrs. G. Rivenburg,
S. G. Cartwright c. w. Dudrow J. ID.
Sena and j. p. Victory trustees.
At the meeting OF the New Mexico
| Horticultural society the following Of
/ hcers were elected: l.. y. Prince,
president; w. s. Harroun. vice presi-
dent: ]. u. Sena. secretary: Miss Man
derneld, treasurer. The executive com.
mittee consisted of the above officers.
Miss Pearl Pendleton. daughter Of
Judge Granville Pendleton. Of Aztec,
has gone to Durango Colo, to attend
the wedding of her sister. Olive, and
from Durango will come tc Santa Fe
TO be with her father during the legis-
lative session. Miss Olive Pendleton
was in Santa Fe during the session of
the Thirty.fourth legislative assembly
and made many friends here who will
greet her return here with delight.
Perfecto Urioste. who was so serl-
ously injured the day before Christ
mas near Aqua Fria is still in criti-
cal condition. II will be remembered
he went out for load of wood and on
his return his horses bceame unman.
= agahle and the load Of wood was over
turned. Urioste was thrown from the
wagon and the entire load of wood
fell on top of him. He lay in the snow
for twenty-four hours when he was
found by relatives who had become
alarmed at his non-appearance and
started out TO find him. He was
brought to his home in this city and
II was found that his feet were badly
frozen and he had been badly bruised
' He is still unable to leave his bed.
A. NJ. Dettlehach has resumed thu
work of numbering the houses of Santf
Fe and the work will now be pushed
' TO completion.
The water works pressure yesterda!
dropped to thirty pounds. or hardl!
' sufficient to insure fire protection. Th'
water was shut of from the peniten
tiary and ice ponds until normal pres
sure was restored.
n Postofiice Inspector Charles l.
n Doran has officially recommended al
p entire new equipment for the Santa +
postofiice. He says that the presen
n equipment of the Santa Fe postoffc
N s the poorest of any presidential ofiic
9 In New Mexico.
u The funeral services of the late Mrs
Josefina Chaves. wife of Col. j. Fran
n cisco ChaYes, territorial superlnten'
n ent of public instruction, were held @
\. the cathedral. A large number c
RI friends escorted the remains from N
n house to the church where low mas
, was celebrated by Vicar General Al
a thony Fourchegu. interment in RI
70 sarlo cemetery followed. During III
= funeral all the Offices in the capitt
II were closed and members of the 81
AZ preme court anu territorial officers a
10 tended the service. The floral remen
brances were unusually handsom
Colonel Chaves has received Telegram
expressing sympathy from all parts {
the territory. The pail bearers wei
A. NJ. Bergere Martin Sanchez, Irene
" l.. Chaves, Antonio Ortiz y Salaza
u George II, Cross, Il. l.. Baca.