Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-22

Needles. where he also conducted I
barber shop. He was elected justice
OF the peace of the Needles precinct
and this was followed shortly after
ward by his election as one of the
county supervisors of San Bernardint
county. Besides being a pretty goo,
politician. Mr.. West recently sold Q
mine for $4,000 or Whereabouts anC
is now considered one of the! wealthy
citizens of Needles.
At 8 O'Clock Thursday afternoon q
meeting of the Associated Charities is
called for the Commercial club par
Tors. Everybody urged to be present,
A constitution and bylaws win be
read and those who have ideas are
invited to come now and lend the help
of their thought and criticism. The
committees on subscriptions are ufg-
ed to be present and report the work
already done.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. p. Stamm are en-
tertaining Mrs. Ada Morley and her
daughter, Mrs. Agnes Morley Cleve-
land, both ladies arriving in the city
the other day from Los Angeles. Mrs.
Morley will remain here several days,
in expectation of meeting here her
son, Ray Morley, coach of the Column
Dia university football team, while
Mrs. Cleveland will probably 60 south
to her ranch in the Datil mountains
Thursday night. Frederick Winn, the
artist. who was here the past few
days, left last night for the Morley
ranch.
DR.. G. P. Sampson, who was here
thA Nout noel loft On 81 NJ q -
senger train today for his home at
Wfnslow. The doctor came here to be
operated upon, and on last Friday SUR
geons removed from the left Jaw sew
eral pieces of decayed bone. The OPP
GRAFTON was performed by DR.. Cornish,
assisted by Drs. Hope and Elder. DR..
Sampson has been troubled with a dis
eased jaw for several years, but he
believes, as does DR.. Cornish. that the
Jaw will give the patient no further
trouble.
Judge A. j. Abbott, attorney for
the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico,
and c. j. Crandall, superintendent of
the Indian school at Santa Fe. are in
city investigating the case against
the three Jemez Pueblo Indians, who
are charged with interfering with the
transportation of United States mails.
n case referred to is one where
three reds wer arrested by deputy
united States marshals for holding up
the stage which carries mail to the
Jemez hot springs. The defendants
were brought here and released on
bond, pending trial.
Attorney H. NJ. Dougherty, of So
zorro, is in the city on legal business.
D~ougherty represents the Ameri-
Fuel company in the suit brought
the Caledonian Coal company
against the Santa Fe, the Colorado
FUEL and Iron company, and allied
companies, commonly known as the
case. On the 10Th of the month
ne attorney for the CALIFORNIAN COM
Dany filed a motion asking that the
DEFENDANTS be compelled to produce
documents in the case This
notion is to be argued before Judge
Abbott tomorrow. |
Captain John +. Fullerton. of the
territorial mounted police, was in the !
,lty yesterday entertaining his uncle, |
Milton Fullerton, of Newcastle. Pa, |
Milo Gibson. a merchant of West
olttsDurg, who are taking in the west. |
hr. Fullerton had his guests on a visit
o his ranch in western Socorro eoun-
y. When asked what he thought of
central New Mexico, the Pennsylvania
fullerton said that he found 1t to be
! big country, with nobody at home.
Fullerton and Gibson left for
he east last night, and Captain Full
erton accompanied them as far as
.as Vegas.