Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-02
The MEADOW W
JaiIsrs Of San Miguel County Skst.
ers Enjoying Themselves.
BATCH or INTERESTING NOTES.

ID. J. Field one of W. T. Reeds bar.
beers, accepted a tonsorial position
at the Montszuma hotel, hot springs.
Miss Anna Ground and Clareno
Harvey were married at the home OF
the groom, the Harvey resort. Rev. h,
H.. sweet officiating.
NJ. NJ. McSchooier, X. C. Pittenger
and others. have brought thslr horses
In from pasture on account OF the cold,
Slim picking out there now.
The Jolly skaters of both sexes flock.
ed out TO the hot springs sunday In
the usual numbers IND are supposed
10 have had the usual good time.
Samuel Bach brother-in-law OF Joe
Harberg. arrived from Philadelphia to
accept a position in the latter's store
at Mora. lie was met at the Las We
sas depot by hls brother. Morris Bach.
Cadet Lorenzo Delgedo. who was
sent from a Miguel county 20 the
territorial military institute ct Roswell
stands well in his glasses. His general
average for the term was 50 pes cent.
His rank 10 seven.
The wild animal bounty fund for 1899
has yielded $3.50. the amount Of APP
proved accounts a~gsregatins t5Vs. The
county commissioner have ordered a
IS per cent payment on account A
partial payment of a number OF ac-
counts was made by the board and the
usual general routine of business was
attended to.
Manuel Sena and silviano Galiegos.
two six f~ooters. Will be the jallcrs af-
ter sheriff -elect C1eofes Romero takes
office. They both served In a similar
position under Eugenio and Hilario
Romero and gave entire satisfaction TO
all. II Wa Mr.. Sena who found the
jail file In the pie that was sen to
Billy Green by his parents. He also
found a razor in a cake that was sent
besides other weapons and tools. Cleo
fes Romero says he has given strict
est kind of orders and that there will
be no more open jail doors, II It be In
the power OF man to prevent IL.
J. 4. Duncan, Jr., has assumed the
position Of city editor on The Record
stan. made vacant by the resignation
OF Mr.. Reid.
Willie Mccadden, who has hesn en-
ploycd at Z. II. Dolls for nearly two
years, has accepted a position at the
Montezuma hotel hot springs.
Conductor Hubbard and crew have
been pulled on the freight service and
will 20 on passenger, Hubbard taking
out Conductor Leseney's run Monday.
~feseney being sick.
j.. H.. Jones left for La Junte to as
sumo the position OF chief clerk to SUI
perintendent Fox. Mr.. Jones served as
clerk to Mr.. Fox while the latter was
trainmaster on the RIO Granie d1vi-
sion and II well qualified to hil the po-
sitfon
]. d.. Notgrass left e assume his
new duties as trainmaster OF the
western division under Superintendent
+. c. Fox. While there are a sreat
many friends who viii regret to see
Mr.. Notgrass leave Las Vegas, they
sfl be pleased to learn of his promo
lion and their best wishes will follow
ilm to his new positin.
Lee Roby drove up TO his house al
dusk Saturday night, at the Hot
Springs, leaving his horse and wagon
IN the track. The Ice train came up a
minute or so late, crashing Into the
wagon smashing 1t considerably a n
knocking the horse on his feet. Luck.
lly the horse was not injured, not even
running away after regaining his feet.
rhe wagon was brought down thls
morning In a dnaptdated condition for
repairs.