Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-12

one of his front teeth out, and on be-
ing asked the cause. explained that it
ali came about by his eating corn on
cob"
Leo Lowcnstein formerly mer-
chant of San Marcial, who is now
looking for a location, was an Albu-
queruue visitor yesterday, and left
this morning going north. Mr.. Low
enstein is now on a trip which will
carry him through Montana, Wyo-
ming and California. He expects to
return TO New Mexico in about a
month.
On a motion Of ]. A. Weinmann, a
defendant in the damage suit of B.
Ruppe against J. A. Weinmann and
Joseph Barnett, through his attorney,
w. b. Childers, the supreme court will
take a revision OF the case mentioned.
Two weeks ago the supreme court re-
versed the Second district courts de-
cision, which was made in favor of
the defendants.
f. 3. Booth, the Second street tail
or. contempiates a visit during fair
week from his brother. f. H. Booth.
of Chihuahua Mexico. The latter has
resided in Mexico City for a number
of years: he formerly conducted a
jewelry store down there, but is now
manager of the telephone company Of
that city. He has prospered since
leaving this city.
Hon. w. n. Andrews, delegate to
congress, notifies his secretary, w. A.
Bayer. that he recommended and has
had appointed the following new post
masters for New Mexico: Max Paul
Kempenich. of Peralta, vice Abraham
Kempenich, resigned; w. A. Dunlavy
at Torrance. Mr.. Bayer says the SEN
ator is still back on business, but is
likely to show up in New Mexico in a
very short time.
The hearing in the famous Wash
| ington mine case, which was recently
remanded from the United States SUI
preme court for re-trial, will be re-
sumed in this city the last of this
week before Judge Ira A. Abbott.
This case is for possession of the
Washington mine, one of the richest
properties in New Mexico. Many wit
nesses have already arrived in the
city to testify in the case.
Attorney q. w. Dobson was a pas
senger for Santa Fe this morning. Mr.
Dobson will appear before the terri
torial board of equalization for Fred
Scholle of Belen. Mr.. Scholles grihv-
ance is that ne has a flock of sheep
that has been assessed in both So
corro and Valencia counties. He lives
in Valencia county, but his sheep have
been grazing in SocOrro county. 1t
is up to the board of equalization to
decide which county is to receive the
taxes.
Rev. w. j. Wright, the Southern
Methodist minister at Gallup, formerly
stationed here, is in the city, and will
leave tonight for Deming, where he
will attend the annual conference of
| that church, which convenes there on
| Thursday, September IA. Rev. La
Breton, OF Wagon Mound, will come
down tonight, and accompany Rev.
Wright to Deming. Rev. Sollie, pas
tor of the local Southern Methodist
church, has already gone south, hold
ing quarterly conference before reach
ing Deming.
| In letter to the business manager
of The Citizen, Richard Powers, writ.
ing from Washington, d. c., says that
! himself and Will Mattocks, both ex-
I printers and linotype operators of this
city, are now holding down machine
each in the congressional directory
department of the government print
! ing office, and both doing finely, lay.
ing aside, at the end of each week, a
certain portion of their wages for
rainy days." as the saying goes. Dick
sends his regards to the old time prin-
/ ters of Albuquerque, and wishes to
/ be kindly remembered to them.