Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21

From The Optic.
A letter to his parents in this city
states that Boaz Long sailed from
Vera Cruz, Mex, for Yucatan on the
Sd inst.
ID. ID. Hardness and Charles p. Ham
mond will SOW 100 acres of wheat and
sorghum on their new farm near
Romeroville this year
Miss Maud Ellis has entirely re-
covered from her case of measles, and
today went down to her home in Ber-
naliilo. Her school at the springs has
beei. closel indefinitely on account Of
diphtAeria.
Charles Russells COW fell through
the platform of the Russell well. The
well is some twelve feet deep and the
poor animal laid in the cold water for
about two hours before she was finally
rescued. The McSchooler Transfer
company hauled her to the surface a
very stiff and bruised cow, out fortu-
nately with no bones broken.
Just before No. arrived this after
noon quite an excitement was created
at the depot. A tramp went into the
Castaneda buffe. and asked for drink.
Upon being refused he became abusive.
| The manager was informed, and or
dered him OF the premises, whereupon
his tramplets began hurhng epithets at
| the manager. That gentleman pro-
ceeded to enforce his demands with
| he 10. % Elaltnu ha trox y,
into the street. where he was taken in
charge by the police. Onlookers who
had NOS seen the beginning of the
trouble were somewhat incensed at
the rough treatment the tramp recoiv-
ed, hut when the thing was traced up
1t appeared that he received his de-
serts
James O'Byrne, wife and daughter
left yesterday for Colorado Springs
They were called up there by the seri.
Gus illness OF Mr.. O'Byrne's father.
Margarito Romero presented the
El Porvenir coal. The coal comes from
a vein eighteen inches thick and IL
taken from a depth OF fifteen feet
Lester jameson. brother of V. II
jameson. of this city, has left San
Luis Potose. Mexico. where he has
gone to Ciudad. Mexico, where he will
remain a few days before continuing
his journey to this city.
The district court officials and local
attorneys departed on an early train
for Ratcn, where district court was
convened today. Among those who
went up were Judge w. J. Mills, CLERK
Secundino Romero, Stenographer w
E. Gortner and Attorneys Long and
Fort.
Nose Kifford, colored, was arraign
ed before Justice Otero on the west
side, charged with assault with words
on Barbarita varela de Harrison. lie
plead guilty to the charge and was
fined $40 for allowing his tongue toe
free use OF indecent language
Rafael Romero. freighter be
tween this city and Los Alamos, had
his fet frosted during the last snow
storm while hauling freight for VIM
rIhnh AZ f-on AionhoS. ttls ptudi eA
tremities were so badly niped trat hs
Is yet unable to wear shoes, coins
around with his feet wrapped in gunny
sacks.
The Hot Springs train was held III
for few minutes by an electric cal
which tried to follow both tracks al
once on the Bridge street crossing
The accident caused traffic to congesl
on the bridge for little while. and {
large crowd gathered to see the cal
placed hack on the track. 1t was don'
by the assistance Of the Hot Springs
engine after delaying traffic on th'
railroad and bridge for about twent,
minutes.
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