Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-04

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tration papers in the estate of Saliva
dor Padilla; were issued to
Maria Gutierrez de Archuleta to show
cause why her two minors should not
be put under guardianship; Maxi
miana G.. de Galiz was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Pablo A.
Galiz, deceased; the final settlement
of the estate of Juan Romero and JUL
anita Romero was approved. as was
that of the estate of Serafin Polaco;
letters of guardianship were granted
Pablo Galiz. Jr., for the minor Cleofas
Galiz; and an inventory made of the
estate of Petrolino Lucero and APP
praisers were appointed.
Mrs. Z. d. Reynolds has invitations
u for a party Saturday night.
Prof. f. C. Smith, of New York city,
arrived here today to confer with w.
b. Twitchell regarding the Hamilton
mine, located about eighteen miles
from Glorieta. Professor Smith is one
of the foremost mining experts of the
country and represents New York cap
ital. He will remain here a few days
and then go with Mr.. Twitchell to in
spect the mine. Mr.. Twitchell has an
option on the mine, but some of the
fellows who have a previous option
are not much inclined to let go. 1t is
to be hoped nothing will be done to
retard the development of the mining
interests of the country, now that
some eastern capital is interested. 1t
is time something was coming of all
this mining excitement in the terri.
tory.
Amos Kline left today for Seneca
Falls, N. Y, for a months vacation and
to join his wife. She will return with
him about the first of October.
Mrs. Dudley Dean will entertain a
number of friends tonight at the home
of her father on National avenue.
There are forty-fve guests at the
Montezuma at the springs still. The
summer just coming to a close has
been one of the most successful ever
enjoyed.
Mrs. Hallet Reynolds will entertain
a number of friends Friday night.
Jesus Garcia brought in from La
Cuesta today, three loads of wheat,
the first of the year. The wheat is
some of the finest ever seen here.
Edward Grunsfeld came up from Al
buquerque this afternoon to see Las
vegas friends and talk a little bust
ness.
Mrs. Ilfeld and daughter, Miss Jes-
sic, and S. ~Spiegelberg arrived today
from Santa Fe and found their new
home all ready for their occupancy.
Buffalo Bills first bill car was here
today, and -four bill wagons left bright
and early to plaster the surrounding
country with glowing pictures of the
show.
Mrs. G.. A. Rothgeb left this after
noon on No. 2 for Chicago. wnere she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. George
Kilmer.
The A. o. U. W. lodge have ordered
their lodge room re-papered, repaired
and r~e-carpeted.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopa
church met yesterday with Mrs. George
Selby. II was the first since their va
cation for the summer, and oficerl
were elected as follows: Mrs. Byron
IT. Mills, president; Mrs. Earnes'
Browne, vice president; Mrs. Edward
Sporleder. secretary; and Mrs. r. T
Taupert, treasurer.
Miss Moore, recently from Utah, one
of the Presbyterian mission teachers
left today TO take charge at Aqua
.lNegra. Miss Conklin. another of thu
!, mission teachers, left for Ell Rito.
Miss May Reynolds has invitations
: out for a dancing party at her home
: on National ven for Friday night.
5 Epitacio Quintana brought in foul
5 wolf scalps from his ranch at FL Cerit'
t yesterday.
Pablo Rivera and Miss Felicia vi
a barri were married at San Geronim
Monday by Father lie Guillon. A wed
ding feast and bale were given i
honor of the event.
The republican county convention
n called for Monday, September 29, q
4 this city.
n Lincoln II. Hall has brought su
against Antonio Castillo ct al, to qui'
title to certain land situated on III
head of the Conchas, lea Arroyo d.
8 lotto.
Mrs. Teofolo Madril, the young viii
, of one of the mission teachers on III
: west side, died yesterday of pnel