Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

""H' ~" 80 HHHHN NN ANAAANNA
charged with the murder of Col
Chaves, while some there are who
maintain that Ben De- merely lying TO
secure little cheap newspaper no
toriety
Rev. A. M Mandalari. the popular
priest iH charge OF the Church Of im-
maculate Conception. this city. has
returned from a trip To Las Vegas.
a. D. Abbott attorney for the PA.
eblo Indians OF New Mexico. was a
visitor Ia che metropolis today.
President j. H. Bcarrup. OF the RIO
0rdndo Wooden Mills. has returned
from indianapolis. Ind, where he az
tended the meeting Of the United Mine
Workers.
Mrs W. r. Talbot win leave TO-
nlEht for Fort Davis. Texas. being
called there 81 a message ann0unc-
Ing the serious lilncas of her son-in-
law. Thomas Cuiley
A. ~ blackwell. OF ST. Louis for
mprly IN business On Albuquerque. az.
rived IN the city yesterday and will
remain several days transactlng bust.
nnas Of n personal nature
Joseph sheridan. coal mine inspec-
tor, who has been on n tour OF In
apectlou On northern New Mexico.
passed through the city last evening
ca route TO his home In silver CITY.
John Wade. grand chancellor OF the
South Dakota lodge. Knights OF Ply
thins, who has been In tho city with
bis wife, whose health is impaired.
has h9on called back home 70 Abcr-
deem on lodge business.
Attorney w. B Chi'ders returned
last evening from Santa ne. where
he has been on business before the
supreme Cuur. Mr. ChIlders stated
that the supreme court would CONE
plete the January session today.
The New Mexican which reached
the city last night. says that Terri
iorial Secretary \ ~. Raynolds has
gone 90 Washington, and while ln Me
national capital hc will look after hls
case before The senate committee on
terrltoreg'
There be- rumur current 20 SANTA
fe thar Capt w. o. Dame. tho clerk
ul ihiH judicial district .s candidate
for che appointment OF territorial Sec
rotary. vice y. vs. Reynolds whose
appointment is being held up and who
may not receive the plumb
q ~ Pratt paper hanger, fell
from "a stop-iadder yesterday while
az work la Pollncka Silver avenue
restaurant snralning bis wrist and
suffering painful bruises wesley
seymour fell from carriage cot one
Of tho saws yesterday at the liant 81
fho American Lumber company.
spralnIng hls left ankle
~ II. Newport. superintendent of
agencies OF the Pacific Conservative
Life Insurance company. came in from
San Francisco last night. aud is
spenling the day 10 local hoadquar-
tiers. The gentleman Will leave to-
night for El paBo. and thence over
the Southern Pacific back 20 Callfor
mia.
r. X. Farnsworth. AN old soldier NJ
the California home for those voter-
ans. writes 90 The Evening citizen
that he will soon leave the home for
Oregon aud Washington. where ne will
visit relatives and friends Cor cOu-
pie OF months Mr. Farnsworth was
sent % the homo from Williams, Ariz,
and a. suffering with a cancer which
he says lis improving finely"
BERNARD ilfeld, who resides on West
Ttieras avenue. reported 20 the police
yesterday evening that q Sam Miller
fireman ON the SANTA Re. had seen
some 0ne trying 10 enter the Held
home. next door 90 where MillCr's
father and himself reside. az il2l.
West Tlieraa avenue. Miller. stated
Mr. llfeld. saw the man on the front
porch trying 20 force window with
a Jimmy" bat when an examination
was made by he poll2e NO Jimmy"
marks we're discernihle, and as Mr.
llf0ld had neglected 10 lock the door
the thlef must have been asleep or a
novice. otherwise ho could have en-
tored hy tho front door
L. u. Alhers, 1880 South Second
street, reports Che loss uf q buggy
with Is horse attached thereto, while
he Was at services ln the lutheran
church at Sixth and Silver last oYen-
ing Alr Alhors who is proprietor of
tho Aibura dairy In old Albuquerque
Dos uoi certain whether che ne has
hepn stolen coz whether "n0hbln
Gray hecame tired of thO services
and wandered on 0f hls own accord
bat in either event Ma Alhers would
he grateful Tor nny information lead
ing to tho recovery az horse and
buggy
Hon. William n. Hearst congress
man from one OF the districts ~ New
York city. passed through the city
last night on the Chicago limited Cor
the east llo will get hack 90 the
national capital ln time to take part
in the railroad rate legislation. NJ.
Hearst and family have just returned
from "a iAunt at aight-aeelBg through
the republic 0f MeNico. visiting Mex
leo City and all the principal sea
coast cities, among them Vera Cruz,
and several uf the largest and most
important inland towns
Dr.. o. A. Michaels, who has been
field physician Tor Grant Brothers,
contractors employed ON the Santa Re
cui-On. o. in the city today whih en-
route 90 his home at Los Angeles nr
Mlohaola says that the health of the
lahororB on the cut-on is very good,
that q hns been a very
cold and severe winter, Work CA the
road has been much delayed by the
woath0r and now that the weather has
hrohNn some. u ~ being held up by
the inability Of the company 20 gol
steel
p. Oscar Hart president aud general
MANAGER Of the Associated Mining aud
Development company. of New York,
was IN Albuquerque Tor a short time
last evening on route 90 El PasO and