Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12

/ Kan. whore he has been to see sick
mother whom he lett much improved.
Dr. y. w Judd II :. Judd aud wife.
ot Leau, ;. D.. Mrs. j. $ judd and a
lawyer arrived here and went direct to
Hot Springs. Dr y. W. Judd. who s
! physician at the Montezuma will re-.
main here but Mrs. Judd will probably
! return with her other son and make
| her homo with him. The body of the
father and husband was laid TO rest at
Whitehall. ILL., last Wednesday and
the family Immediately left Tor Las
Vegas
Nicolas T. Cordova has been ap-
pointed guardian of the minors. Rafael
and Adolpho lucero.
James Snyder left for Denver, where
he will remain He spent some FIVE
months in this city.
Letters OF administration have been
given to Mrs. Elielda Harris. for the
estate of her husband, Justin Harris.
| deceased
Yesterday morning AT $50 o'clock.
Edward Todhuntcr and Miss Maggie
! Hamilton were united in marriage at
the residence of Mrs. Hamilton on
| Mora avenue. Mr.. Todhunter will be
employed AT the round house and the
newly married couple will make their
home in this Clty.
Recently Postmaster Blood wrote
Delegate Rodey. asking him to send a
! United states map for use In the lobby
| of the postofiiCe. The map arrived
this morning and it hangs in the lobby
tor the benefit OF the public. Mr. Rodey
seems ready at all times To serve his
constituents to the extent of his ahil-
! ity.
From the Optic.
| b. = Forsythc is putting In hard
| wood floor IN his suite of rooms over
Phil Dolls store.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs Manuel u.
Baca a bright little girl The father
does not yet know of his good fortune
for he is In Puerto dc Luna attending
to business while the wife was in the
city.
owing to the unavoidable absence of
! several persons who are to take part
In the approaching musicale. Prof. T..
+. w Layton says II has been post
poned for a few days, but that notice
OF it's exact date viii soon be given.
l.. NJ. Parks and Alexander Reynolds
rode in from the T. q. *. pasture. near
Cherry valley. They had complete cow
boy outfits. such as twenty years ago
were not uncommon in Las Vegas. but
which of recent years have been grow.
Ing less frequent IN appearance
The daughter oi Mr and Mrs. A. Nc
Gee, aged about I years, has diph
iberia The case Is not considered
dangerous
J. :. Duncan left for Kansas City
Saturday night. Mr.. Duncan left to
buy quite an outht of stock and vehi-
Cles for the Chafiin a. Duncan livery
stables.
Mrs I.untzel. wife of the popular
hackman is from the bluegrass region
of Kentucky. where every one knows
and loves natures noblest animal the
horse. Mrs. LuntZel shows her nativ
ty 10y having reared colt, which at
less thar two years of age would put
to shame many circus trained ami
NAL She has taught the colt to climb
a ladder To pretend desperate sick
ness. To fetch and carry. and 10 do
many other things which would seem
beyond the range of equine ability.
The brick yard will soon commence
operations for the summer. and from
the present outlook great lots of brick
will again be in demand.
The Las Vegas steam laundry Is still
doing work AT the old stand in the old
way The fire was not severe enough
to interfere seriously with the work.
The Spraguc Electric company. of
st Louis has been awarded the con
tract for building the generating mill
OF the plant of the Las Vegas Electric
Light * Power company.
G. Herncr. of 81. Joe Mo. one
time attachc of printing Offices, bat
now travelling for plumbers supplies.
left for Albuquerque after a few days
proiitably spent in the Meadow City.
Revs. Norman skinner. Curtis, Cruz.
of Trementina, Manuel Madrid and
J. NJ. Reid, j. G.. Quintana. Noberto
Jaramillo and J. +. Cruz went to Ration
To attend meeting OF the New Mexico
preshytery.
| There is a man on the west side who
Is engaged IN the nefarious occupation
of poisoning family dogs. There are
many masterless hounds which should
be sacrificed to the memory of their
ancestors. but when a man kills pet
poodle or Jug, the said man should
be made To suffer.
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