Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-05

some companions in the bake shop
several months ago. ut Is ridiculous
TO state thai | caught my ear in the
machine. II | had, 1t Is doubtful
whether or not | would have any head
left now
Captain John s.. Fullerton, of the
territorial mounted police. was I'm the
city this morning en- route to Santa Fe,
where he Is called On official business.
Mr.. Fullerton says that A. ID. Litton.
the man who killed II. b. Green in So
zorro county. and who surrendered re.
Gently and was taken to the Socorro
county Jail. has been released on
bond and has returned to his home in
Sierra county. &
Charles Z. Dagenett, outing agent
for the department OF the interior In.
the southwest. who has been in the
city the past few days. left last night
for Arizona, where he goes to settle
a number of indians on the work Of
completing the irrigation enterprises
of the Tonic basin and Colorado river
dam, which are In course of construc-
ton. He expects to be absent in
Arizona for several weeks.
Jose Garcia, a well known sheep
owner of St. Johns, Ariz., has taken
up his residence in Albuquerque for
the winter. for the purpose of giving
his children the city's school advant-
ages. Mr.. Garcia is a strong advo-
cate of joint statehood. and saws that
he believes Apache county, Arizona,
will go almost solid for most any kind
of statehood. probably single state
hood preferred. but joint statehood
rather than nothing.
DR.. w. N. Macbeth, the well known
dentist, who was an inmate of st.
Joseph's hospital the past two
weeks, where he submitted to an OPP
Grafton for rupture, "a dismissed
from the hospital last night and was
at his office in the Barnett building
today. He is well and feels as good
as he did twenty years ago, and the
doctor has a good memory. He is
loud in his praise of the treatment he
received at the hospital. and says the
Sisters are the greatest nurses in the
world.
Stuart Patterson. the wealthy, re-
tired dairyman, and ranchman, who
now resides in Los Angeles, amidst
flowers and oranges, is on a visit to
old Albuquerque friends, and will re-
main a few days. Mr.. Patterson came
by way of the Southern Pacific and
stopped over at Deming. where he
looked over a ranch property near
that town and may possibly make a
purchase before leaving New Mexico.
Mr.. Patterson is in the pink of good
health. and reports himself and fam
lily getting along nicely in Los An
geles.
Deputy Sheriff J. A. Montoya has
brought to Barelas, Candida Padilla,
a ranchman residing in Torrance
county, who for some time has been
suspected of being responsible for
the theft of valuable cattle, which
depredations have occurred with
alarming regularity. The last grand
jury indicted Padilla and he was bound
over to appear at the text term of
the district court for trial. Bail was
fixed at $500. 1t is alleged by neigh
bors of the defendant that he has OF
several occasions stolen branded bo-
vines n disposed of them in this
city.
C. L. Dreamer, for many years one
Of the best engineers that ever pull
ed the throttle of an engine on the
coast lines out of Albuquerque, came
in from the east this morning, and
half an hour later called at The Citi-
zen Office. Mr.. Cramer is now one
of the travelling engineers of the
Baldwin Locomotive works, and for
the past few months has been at
Mobile, Alabama, delivering new en-
gines to the southern roads. Mr..
Cramer will remain here a few days
and then proceed to Los Angeles to
spend the holidays with his family in
that city.