Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-04

creants overhauled the jeweiry and
revolver cases and only took the best,
leaving the poorer watches and re.
volvers. They took belt full OF car.
tridges for cnc Of tie pistols and de-
camped without rlo!asting anything
else in the s,oge
Jose Santos E,squibel filed his bond
as assessor IN the sum OF 81 900. with
Severina Esquibel and Il. II. Salasar
as sureties The Office was turned
over on mandamus by the court by
Assessor Frank Chavos today.
From the Record
| Mrs. Robert Hayward Is reported
quite sick with la grippe.
| l.. II. Eena i5 in return from trip
up the canyon to Galllnas and reports
there are signs up on all sides inform.
ing the public that no shooting hunt
ing fishins ur camping Is allowed in
that vicinity.
A regilsr army oficer will be here
on April II 10 inspect troop a.
Gabriel MontJya was in from Upper
Las Vegas today with wolf scalp
which he left at the probate clerks Of
fee and received the bounty.
Mrs. u. r. Lowry employed man
to clean up her back yard but when
going out TO look for him later she
found that he lad vamoosed and TAX.
en- her lawn mower along with him for
souvenir
Col. w. II. Seewald presented the
Record Office with finely executed
cabinet photograph of the late lament.
ed Capt. Ed Friend, OF this city. Albu-
querque and San Diego. Cal. a bril-
liant and affable young man who was
more sinned against than SHINING
The sad intelligence was received in
this city of the death of Cecilia, the
eldest daughter of T.. c. Van Leeuwen.
at Grand Rapids. Mich. Mr.. Van Lceu-
wen II will be remembered was a mail
carrier here for some time and was
transferred to Grand Rapids only
short time ago. Cecilia was only about
6 years OF age and was an exception
ally bright child. a favorite with all
who knew her, and the family has
many friends who sympathize with
them In their sad affiiction.
| c. c. Kinkaid, live stock agent for
the Santa Fe company In Chicago, died
OF consumption at the local railroad
hospital last night. The body will be
shipped to Milwaukee, Wis. for inter.
ment
In attempting to stop the runaway
team this morning and prevent II from
running into the Murphey drug store,
Marshal Cartwright was struck by the
foaming steeds and had his shoulder
blade dislocated.
In the presence Of only a few of the
mos. intimate friends OF the family,
W. c. Hurt and Miss Edna Rhodes
were united In the holy bonds OF mat
rimony, at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rhodes,
903 Main street, last evening, by Rev.
A. c. Geyer. The wedding was OF the
most quiet kind, and came as a pleas
ant surprise to the many friends of the
happy couple.
j. p. Dempsey. special organizer of
the Fraternal Union, has arrived in
the city and is at work developing
new material for that order.
Charles Coe, OF this city. will try his
luck in Santa Fe, having purchased
the Arcade saloon In the Claire hotel
In that city.
Tomas Brito. of Chavez has made
homestead entry of 100 acres. before
Robert l.. NJ. Ross, United States court
commissioner.
Frederick |, Morris and Miss Marion
L. Pogy We're quietly married by Rev
Norman Skinner at his residence and
left for Los Angeles. Cal
Mrs. M. A. Seitz and daughter. Miss
Hattie. who have been here some time
visiting their son and brother, left for
Marion. Kan. called there by the seri-
Gus Illness OF another daughter and
sister.
| Harry q. Wilson, representing the
American book company, of Chicago.
but presumably not the Harry Wilson
who wrote n history OF Las Vegas,
once upon a time, is in town, fresh
from a trip to the City OF Mexico.
Il. o. Thomas, who Is at present car.
rying route No, 3. has been assigned to
duty on the west side, while o. Il.
Burch, the substitute letter carrier,
gets Mr. Thomas route. The other
carrier who is to be assigned to the
west side, has not as yet been ap.
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