Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
NEW MEXICO Towns


Timing. Mt his home IN Henderson.
vile. ~. G. The body was taken to
New York by the wife for burial. Mr.
Thimig aud wife lived here for two
years, leaving here about year ago
Mrs j. Judell entertained at cards.
Mrs. Bernard Ilfeld was the guest OF
honor.
Mr. Mrs. c. r. Lewis. of Nava.
joe. o. T., are the proud parents of a
baby girl born February G. Mrs. Lewis
viii he remembered here as Miss Leila
Srith sister of Mrs. i. l.. Wis,r and
". G. Smith. of this place. and who
was employed as compositor on the
Record for some time.
Sheriff Cleofes Romero found no
trace of highwaymen or their depre-
dations In the southern section Of this
county. He found very drv section
and reports the ranchmen to be losing
many sheep on account of drouth. As
he could be OF no Official service 10 the
lower country people he returned to
the county's capital city.
Mrs Adm VI. Whitmore arrived
home on No. I from New York and
New Jersey, whore she had been for
the pas, eight months on account OF
the serious illness OF her mother. The
major Is probably the happiesl man in
Las Vegas In consequence, as he has
ceased TO be an orphan. and the famil.
lar scenes around the MonteZuma club
will doubtless put on less attractive
appearance now.
From the Record
Ed Sporleder Is confined to his home
on account of sickness.
John Armstrong father of A. Il.
Armstrong. after few days spent In
the city, left for Lincoln. Neb.. his
home.
Mrs Sarah Ramey. mother of Hugh
Chappell. arrived In the city from
Blackburn, Ohio on visit to her son
and family.
The appointment of F. O. Blood to
he postmaster at East Las Vegas gives
general satisfaction in this city. TO
democrats as well as republicans In
deed. II would be hard for the presi-
dent to make a more popular appoint
ment anywhere All recognize his EN-.
inent fitness for the position and that
the Office VIII be conducted In the
highest degree OF efficiency during his
administration.
Messrs. Hutchins, Higgins and
O'Kcilly spent the day In the canyon
attending to some business In the elec.
trio car company's interests.
Hilarlo Romero is reported duite i'll
again.
C. NJ. Stourfer. cousin OF Harry Stout.
fer. Is visiting in the city from Mis-.
souri, as the guest of NJ. o. Patrick and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Hemus are the
happy parents of bouncing baby girl,
horn at Pueblo. Colo. on February ..
Mr.. and VI s. Hemus before going to
Pueblo were residents of this city.
The Las Vegas Abstract. Title Guar
anty and Investment company, com.
posed Of Perry G, Hogsett. Byron r.
Mills and George p. Money. has filed
articles Of incorporation with the sec
retary OF New Mexico. The capital
stock IL 81 600.
p. w McCaffrey offers very fair
proposition to the city in regard to the
reduction works. He asks the city. or
the board nf trade. To appoint q com
mlttce to witness the work OF the smel
ter at that place and to see the results
Of carload of ore taken from the
mines about las vegas. IL II proves
satisfactory To the committee the city
will pay the expenses. and II not the
company which Mr., McCaffrey repre-
sents will pay all the expenses.
A. J. Aber left on stage for Santa
Posa.
Miss Hattie Heinoman still cont.n.
ues To 5e confined To her home on ac-
count of illness.
w. c. Wrigley prominent attorney
of Ration, was in the city filing some
papers In the district court.
The non-collmLsRioned officers of
Troop A had a mounted drill out on
the mesa, under Lieutenant Tarking.
ton.
Max Nordhaus, Charles A. Spiess.
Miss Carajol Palen. Miss Jessie Ilfcld
and Arthur llfeld spent a day very
pleasantly at Trout Springs.
Mrs. y. Ilfed arrived In the city
from Albuquerque. to spend few
days. as the guest of Mrs. J. Judcll
after which she will soon leave for
Chicago.
Robert =. Green. who came to Las
Vegas about four weeks ago. from
Litchfield Mimi. for the benefit of his
health. died at the Ladies' Home. aged
20 years.
Lorenzo Delgado and Miss NJ. Rom
ero left for Santa Fe, where they stood
yesterday as god father and mother at
the christening of the child of Mrs.
Juan Delgado.
The cavalry troop has issued twenty
two uniforms to new members since
the drill of January 2T. and now the
src~, , Is full. with ten on the waiting