Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-28
FROM A VEGAS.
Changes at Las Vegas Freight Office
Annual Encampment OF Mil
tia Companies.

itia Companies.
Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas, n. NJ, July 27.-Quite a
little change took effect in the Santa
Fe freight Offices Saturday evening.
Aaron Bampe has resigned as night
ticket agent and left for Chicago. Fl. S.
Haskell takes his Place in t1e ticket
Office, Theodore thompson tAfe1 Has
kells pace in tE2 freight oEecs AM w.
r. Cameron takcc Thor:o o : pace as
yard clerk.
About fifteen carriage leads CT citi-
zens from Las vegas attended high
mass at Aqua ZaIca Saturday. The lit
tie chapel at Aqua Za-ca is one of the
most picturesque il the n~eighborhood,
and the Catholic congregation is very
deycut. The celebration today was an
interesting event AMI was followed by
a picnic.
Tie power az the coal mines at FL
Porvenir has proven insufficient to
handle the machinery, sc the company
has ordered a ten-ho1se power engine
from Aurora, Illinois, as well as other
machinery. The company is gradually
collecting a valuable lot of machinery
and the development is being pushed
as fast as money can 10 1t.
M. b. G~oldenberg & Co. have en-
tered the following suits in the Guada-
lupe county district court: Against NJ.
II. Moore. an attachment suit to recov-
er the sum of S14S.66, amount alleged
due for merchandise sold; against Har-
ry Edwards, a suit to recover judg-
ment in the sum of $106.15; against j.
w. Garvey & Bro, a suit in attachment
to recover judgment in the sum of 81
232.69. Evidently Mr.. Goldenberg is
cleaning off the old books.
An effort is being made by some of
the captains of the militia companies
in the territory to make arrangements
for an annual encampment of ali the
militia companies, as is done in all the
states. At the encampments the COM
panies are put through valuable drills
and taught new manouvers, besides
having a good outing. The encamp-
ments are really invaluable to the dis
cipline and training of the militia, and
il is hoped there will be one in this ter
ritory. Captain Da Costa proposes
that his company shall have q week in
camp, anyway. and has billed a big in
fantry dance at Rosenthal hall for Au-
gust 5 to raise funds for the expense
of the commissary. The tents can be
furnished by the adjutant general and
the company proposes to havea weeks
encampment and the taste of army life
in September.
Considerable enthusiasm is being
worked up over the first class ball
team organized here. Charles Rhodes,
the pitcher who has been playing with
Santa Fe, has decided to remain with
his home team and hold down the box
here. The diamond and outield have
been scraped and put in readiness for
fha Cnacnn'c uynrE Tho uniforms will
be here at the end of next week. The
boys have been putting in good time
practicing, and the team is rounding
into good shape.
]. F. Paulsen entered a replevin suit
against the First National bank of Ra-
ton and a decision was given in favor
of the plaintiff. A motion for a new
trial was made n allowed, n the
case will get a second hearing.
r. c. Reid returned Friday afternoon
from his several months s%ojourn in
Topeka, where he received treatment
for his injured limb. He is rot well
yet and still uses cTutches, although
he hopes to soon discard them.
Everybody is talking street railway
now and the reporters are eagerly que
ried as to new developments. The pro
meters say the work will be pushed to
completion as fast as energy and push
backed by money, can do it.
Samuel Sproul entered a suit against
Peter LongumuyT in ColfaX county, 10
restrain him from using the water OF
the Sugarite river. A temporary in
junction was granted to the plaintiff
granting him exclusive permission to
use the water.
George Niemeyer and wife, who have
haan visiting tha family Ot A - Move
returned Saturday afternoon to theil
home in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Smith, member of the firm o
Jones & Smith. returned TO Los Lunai
last night.
Mrs. A. C. Whitford came down from
Ration last evening where she mad.
a short visit. 'N
Mrs. Walter Butler and family re
turned Saturday afternoon from he
extended visit in Los Angeles.
George Hubbell left Saturday morn
ing for his home in Los Conchas. afte
a few days s%ojouTn here and Santa Fe
Col. r. G. Head left this Afternoon
for a trip to Kansas He will be gon
about a week.
w. II. Kelly came up this a~fternoo
from Mexico for a stay in the Meadow
city.
Joe Richley and daughter, who hav
been in Guadalajara, Mexico, arrive
here today for a visit.
Hon. Charles A. Spiess and non. A.,
S. Duncan returned this afternOO
from their trip over on the Dawso
railway, where they were helping al
lust the damages incident to their tai
ing land for a right OF way.
The chain gang jumped the town thi
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