Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-18
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our traveller Leaving "Horseology'
Alone aud Attending to Business.
PERSONAL NOTES FROM TEE CAMP.


Special Correspondence.
san Pedro. \. NJ. Aug. Nv. T. Nc
iaughliu, the resident manager for the
Santa Fe Gold and Copper Mining Go, at
this camp, went to Santa te Tuesday, TO
attend a meeting OF the penitentiary
commissioners. He WAS accompanied IA
far ~ Lamy. by j. Park Claiming, Of
New York City, the consulting engineer
OF the company, and Mr.. Fisher, All ex-
pert smelter man from salt Lake City
The last two continued OF To salt Lake
city. Mr.. Charming II expected back TO
this camp in the course Of u few weeks,
MIR. Mclaughlin will return mere to-
morrow.
Dr. ". q. shsdrack. the company doc.
tor and his wife. both popular Young
people. who are iayorabiy known to
many Albuquerqueans. expect to leave
here III August 81. for an extended visit
to their former homes In the east. They
60 first to Culpepper, Va, where the doc
tors relatives reside, AMI Will visit them
for ten days. The next ten days will be
spent in Visiting Washington, II. g., Nj
agra Falls and other points OF Interest.
Then will 20 TO kentOn, OHIO, aud visit
for ten days with the parents OF Mrs.
Shadrach-Mr. and MIRA. John T.. Rice.
MI Iitf NtNikffi WlNi INV hhhlN III
Albuquerqu0, for several months before
her marriage. and has also u number vf
warm friends among the citizAns Of the
metropolis. With the single exception
Of Mr.. Rice, neither Dr. or Mrs. Shsdrach,
has met any OF the relatives OF the other.
40 their visit Will be remarkably inter
esting. They will be zone thirty days.
and In that time Dr.. j Frank Ruther-
ford, OF Albuquerque, will be- the good
ssma itan TO DR. 5badrach's patients at
san Pedro and Golden.
Miss Mabel /. Rich, OF Monticello,
Mimi, IL visiting with Mrs. &, j Stone,
the wife OF tbs mining engineer aad
assayer OF the Santa FEE Gold and Copper
Co. Miss Rich and Mrs. Stone were
children together, No on her return from
IO4 Angeles, the former decided to pay
her friend "A visit. She was u member
of the high school faculty at OwatOma,
Mimi, last year, but resigned her posi-
ton at the close OF the summer term on
account OF falling health. San Pedro
and New Mexico agree with her 70 we'll
that she has about concluded to spend
the coming winter in the territory. Mr..
and Mrs. Stone we're married In Duluth.
MINI last Christmas and SOC after
came to San Pedro. Before her marriage,
Mrs Stone WAS a teacher in the city
schools OF Duluth.
NJ. +. MOriarity, the well. known sheep.
raiser, has leased his big ranch, eighteen
miles south OF San Pedro. TO n OF the
NcPhersons, for a period OF live years,
During that time Mr.. and Mrs. Mofiarity
will take life easy and considerable tray.
cling, They will go first TO LOs Angeles,
Cal
Neal M0riarity and Joe Stewart, the
4on and s0n-ln law OF MIR. Moriarity,
iroye into Albuquerque TO day. Dir, Stew
art, until recently, was the blacksmith
Tor the copper company at this place, bat
resigned IN order TO devote his personal
,ttention TO his ranch, which IL not far
rom the Moriarity ranch
Last fall. when the senior Mr.. Mortar
y disposed OF his large flock Of sheep,
he saved enough for seed. Neal MOfiarity
will now 90 into the sheep business Of
H. own accord with these sheep. about
1000 in all, and will live with his sister
nd her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stew
art.
NJ. II. Myers, the proprietor OF the
poarding house here and formerly "a hotel
,eeper In Albuquerque and Bland, drove
'utO Albuquerque to-day for suppliel
Right here | wish to state that | have
sten better meals, and three square Ones
very day. at his hotel, than | ever att
before In any small town. located a. fsI
from the railroad ~ San Pedro II.
Charles Meyers, the superintendent OF
machinery ut the st. Lazarus mine
nd Richard Matthew'S, "a mining man al
his camp, left for Albuquerque yester
'ay, j. u.