Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-14
SANTA FE.
From the New Mexican.

4 from the New Mexican.
| Mrs. ID. II. Mcmillan has lsft fot
Socorro, where she expects to remain
for some time visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Ross Mcmillan.
| Justice Jose Maria Garcia, sitting as
city magistrate, has heard the cases OF
Alberto Martinez. Frank Blair, Rodri.
guez Torres and Canuto Espanosa,
charged with breaking the peace. Each
was fined s. and costs, or ten DAYS In
Jail.
! In the probate court the last will of
, the late ID. w. Manley was approved
and A. c. Ireland was named as execu.
: tor. w. II. Kerr filed his final report as
administrator of the estate OF Lucy
Jackson. deceased, and was dis.
charged. The semi-annual report as
to the estate of Flora Hilder, deceased,
was filed by /. p. Victory, esq. and
was approved.
In the First Presbyterian church
Sunday forenoon quite a number of
persons were admitted to membership.
The church was crowded to the doors.
Communion was celebrated. Under
the pastorate OF Rev w. Hayes
Moore. the church has made a remark.
able increase in membership as well
, AS In general prosperity.
George b Brady. who is interested
In the sawmill business on theFran.
cisco Monies y Vigil LAND gra.t. forty
miles north OF this city. was in town
on Saturday on business. His head.
quarters are now at velarae. The saw.
mill has commenced to saw lumber for
the construction of buildings, but will
not commence to saw for commerce
purposes until some time in April as
| there is good deal of snow on the
ground In that section.
George Bashford was brought to
town under arrest charged with hav.
ing attempted to rob the postofilce at
Tres Piedras on Thursday last. II Is
understood he will have a hearing on
Thursday.
Letters received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Eldodt from Frankfurt Ger.
many, state that Miss Lillian Eldodt.
their daughter. who left here about a
month ago. has safely arrived and Is
now attending the school conducted by
Mrs. Eldodts sister In that town. Miss
Lillian had a pleasant voyage and ar.
rived safe and sound.
A. b. Mcdonald, OF I'll Progreso. Va.
lencia county, sheep owner, is here
to hire men to take care OF the focks
during lambng time. He finds II very
difficult to secure labor OF that kind.
Mr. Mcdonald reports that men were
engaged six months ago and their
wages paid them In advance In order
to hold them. The outlook for sheen
Is fine.
The San Juan. Porto Rico. News.
says: wv. w. Miner In charge OF the
twenty-five acre orange grove owned
by A. r. Gibson. OF Santa Fe, New
Mexico, yesterday shipped to the own
er box of oranges by express, the dis.
tance being nearly 5000 miles. The
shipment, barring delay by accident.
will reach its destination In nine days,
or about the same time required TO
transport Californa oranges to the
New York market"
At the regular meeting of Carleton
post, q. A. r.. held on Saturday even.
ing. Jacob Weltmer was duly installed
by Post Commander John II. McFie as
chaplain. A committee consisting OF
Jacob Weltmer. William Bolander. ].
=. Victory. George w. Knaebel and II.
+. Hobart was appointed TO take under
consideration the holding of a bean
bake on February 20 or some later
date. The committee has full power to
appoint the necessary subcommittee.
John p. Victory, George w. Knaebel.
Jacob Weltmer John c. Full had d. p.
Demarest were named as a committee
to meet with the proper committees of
both branches OF the legislative assem-
bly, relative to the tending bills.
A lusty boy baby was presented to
MIR. and Mrs. DeMier, at the Hesch
homestead on the south side.
Col. George w. Prichard. of White
Oaks, territorial district attorney for
the Fifth judicial district. arrived In
the city last evening. lie attended to