Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-04

be held the evening Of Tuesday,
December ~. Albuquerque members
Of the order and their ladies, together
with visiting members, will be in.
vited.
w. S. Fields, the lsleta manager OF
the Holmes Supply company, is, In the
city today on business, He says the
hobo question at lsleta ia getting to
be a hard one to crack and Special
Officer Mainz has his hands full trying
TO subdue these undesirable eharae-
ters. Last night, says Mr., Fields, the
hobos stole the gum slot machine out
of the lIsleta depot and took II away
from the building. when they cracked
it and fook from It the pennies.
Attorney r. l.. Baca returned TO
Santa Fe this morning, after having
spent several days in the city on busi.
ness. Mr.. Baca,- n of the most
ardent supporters of joint statehood
in Santa Fe county, says that the ants
are rapidly growing into the minority
In Santa Fe. The city council has
come out for jointure, and Mr.. Baca
said that he believed that the Santa
Fe New Mexican would be advocating
joint statehood before the new year.
A few days ago The Citizen pub
lished that Albert Reagan, not Will
liam Reagan. had lost a certificate of
deposit calling for $500. Mr.. Reagan
who is an old timer Of the city, stated
this morning that he has great faith
in using the columns of an afternoon
paper. when quick results are desired.
He found the certificate in a cast-off
vest pocket. in the pocket of which
was a copy Of The Citizen containing
the lost notice.
w. II. Collister and Miss Minnie
Chapman, both of this city, were mar
Tied at the court house this morning
by Justice of the Peace Chaves, of
old Albuquerque. The groom Is sec
ond teamster Of the city fire depart
mdent, and the bride Is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Chapman, well to
do people of Blue Water, n. NJ. Mr..
and Mrs. Collister will be at home to
their friends at 90S South Third street.
While at work on the motor which
operates the elevator in the Barnett
building Sunday afternoon. Roger Cat
lin. an apprentice electrician, had the
nail torn from his right thumb as a
result of the cumbersome machine
slipping from the blocks which sup
ported It and catching Gatlin's digit
in its descent.
Pablo Griego, who works for the
Santa Fe railroad company at the coal
chutes. fell from the top of his place
of employment to the ground, a dis
lance of eighteen feet. He was knock
ed unconscious, received several pain
full bruises and sustained two frac-
tured ribs. The nan was removed to
his home ON South First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wynkoop left
last night for Salina, Kan, where they
will be the guests of Mr.. Wynkoop's
parents. Before their return to New
Mexico, Mr.. Wynkoop expects to so
journ a while at Hot Springs, Ark,
where he hopes to rid himself of
rheumatism, which confined him to
the local hospital several weeks.
Hon. and Mrs. j. w. Reynolds and
three sons, who were back in the east
on business and pleasure. have re-
turned to Santa Fe. Mr.. Reynolds
is a candidate for reappointment as
secretary of New Mexico and was at
Washington looking after his inter-
ests.
f, Raymond Dyas, a young news
paper reporter from Kansas City, who
worked a few weeks on the New Mex
lean. is in the city, coming in from
the territorial capital last night.
Hon. WoH. H. Llewellyn, the United
States attorney for New Mexico, has
gone to Washington. He has wheeled
into line and now favors joint state
hood for New Mexico and Arizona.