Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-12
GENERAL FUNSTON.
Entertained Yesterday by Las Vegas
Citizens Gun Club Shoot,
NEW D OFFICERS.

grass will be down from the hospital
tomorrow If able. but will not begin
his active duties until next week. Mr..
Notgrass was formerly the trainmaster
from Dodge City to Ration and La Jun
ia to Canyon City. He has been on
this division for fifteen years and is
fully acquainted with the road and his
work. The appointment was exclusive
ly forecasted in the Record of Wednes-
day. and we are glad to note the APP
pointment of so popular and able a
man.
Mrs. G.. P. Tillson and baby arrived
here today from Topeka to see her
husband, who has been staying at the
Santa Fe hospital for some time.
T. Z. Catron came in from the north
today and stopped off to see some OF
his friends here before proceeding to
his home at Santa Fe.
4. 4. SENEGAL returned this after
noon from an extended visit in New
York.
A good rain has at last soaked the
country in the neighborhood of Santa
Rosa. The rain began there Wednes-
day night at about 8 o'clock and kept
up most of the day yesterday. The
stage reports rain almost all the way
to Las Vegas. In the vicinity of Juan
Paiz the rain was exceedingly heavy.
Mora, also. enjoyed a visit from Jupi-
ter Pluvius and everybody is happy.
John Pendaries. of Rociada, took
quite sick yesterday and DR.. Cunning
ham made a quick visit to see him.
The board of education held a meet
ing last night and transacted a lot OF
routine business. The fence question
was up for consideration. There are
1,020 feet around the new high school
building hat is contemplated being
fenced, but some of the members are
in favor of waiting awhile on the mat
ter; especially as the best price they
have yet received was IS cents a lineal
foot, making the expense ~inordinately
high.
Captain A. r. De Costa has sent in
his resignation as captain of company
X to Adjutant General Whiteman at
Santa Fe, to take effect as soon as a
new captain can be found. Captain De
Costa feels that attending to the duties
takes too much. time from his profess
sional work, and he cannot afford at
present to make the sacrifice.
Hon. Charles A. Spiess returned last
evening from his trip to Santa Fe. He
) was there on the suit of the Dawson
, Railroad Company VS.. The Red River
Valley Company.
Yesterdays maximum temperature
was only II, minimum 55. The mean
humidity was IS, and a rainfall of .0s
is reported.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. North, residing in
: Las Vegas, has entered suit for divorce
! against her husband. John D. North
. on a charge of abandonment and non
support.
!. Potatoes have taken a raise of q
I cents per hundred pounds. There Is
|, only one source for good spuds nov
- and that is the reason.
At a mass meeting Id last night
at st. Johns hall on the west sic to
: appoint commissioners to attend tC
? the work of raising money to repair
% the fences around and put in genera
order the Catholic cemeteries of botf
y the east and west side, the following
- were appointed: The Rev. Paul Gil
berton was made president and Pabl'
. Jaramillo secretary, the other mem
: bers of the board being Benigno Ro
nero. E. Chacon, Flidelfio Baca. Chas
=, Blanchard, Fred Desmarias and ure
: gorio Varela. The deeds of the GENE
tries are also to receive attention a
it is known there are e~ncroachment
on the ground belonging to the GENE
n teries. .
y Hon. Gregorio Varela has gone t
San Geronimo to look after his affair
crop and also to look after his cattl
v interests.
/ The county commissioners will NEE
n tomorrow and attend to the tax lev
for 1902. .
70 The county prisoners were put
p work cutting the court house lawn u
D. day.
'e The joint installation of officers
ii the Odd Fellows II Rebecca lodge
last night was a most pleasant a1al
NJ There were about sixty present to el
JOY the evening and the good refresI
O. ments served after the installation wa
n over. The two lodges have a good men
10 bership here, and many of our be-
citizens are on the membership roll
Nv The Rebeccas came first and Unstable
ID the following officers: Noble gran
s. Mrs. Arthur Langston; vice gran
vs. Mrs. J. w. Roberts; secretary, Mrs. !
is j. Wertz; treasurer, Mrs. J n. Shirlt
p- Mrs. Shirley was elected but not
Id stalled, as she is away. The appoiI
We i've officers were installed as follows
Conductor, Mrs. c. w. Hedgecocl
rk warden. Mrs. A.. w. Owens; insit
" 49, 80.
of guardian, Mrs. F. NJ Jones; outsi'
guardian, C. V. HedgecOck, and cha
Ipt lain, Mrs. f. p. Chapman.
ry The Odd Fellows only installed the
sal elective officers last night, as it W
ms late when the ladies got through wi
or their program. Their officers insta
en- ed were: Noble grand, T. NJ. Elwoo
Sc vice grand, j. II. York; secretary,
NJ. Elwood; treasurer, w. f. Crit
The appointive officers will be insta
lily ed Monday night at the regular me
ing.
les At the gun club shoot yesterday
EN- Quinley won the badge for break
fifteen birds out of twenty. The 9th
ior members of the club made the folio
ma ing scores: Dearth, 10; Collins, ]
IN Hammer, 10. Engineer Collins got
Ifi- q IittIa match shoot for $40 a side w
lot al - a,l Loot M npfn1a,r ~ L