Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-29

took the first prize for the ladies. and
Thornburn Tate the honors for the
young men. Miss Powell was satisfied
with the BOBBY prize. Delicious re.
freshments were served and the young
ladies and gentlemen had a very Jolly
evening. Miss La Rue proved herself
a jolly entertainer.
Walter Wade, who murdered a rail.
road man. was given a sentence of ten
years in the penitentiary and Napol-
con Canton eighteen months for for.
| gerry.
J. E. jerks. the editor of the Army
and Navy Register at Washington. who
has been visiting w. p. Mills here left
Saturday evening for California after
three days in the Meadow City.
A. A. Lunzel and wife have taken to
the mountains for a fe wdays %soiourn
and vacation.
A. A. Maloney returned Saturday
evening from Cimarron, where he has
been working on some new houses.
Miss Minnie Johnston left Sunday
afternoon for her home in Denver. She
has sent the summer here with Mrs.
Annie Lamberton.
Del Chambers and family left Sun
day for Trinidad, where he will open
up Monday a fine club room for Benja-
min G. Forsythe, of this city.
Hon. j. s. Duncan and family re-
turned Sunday afternoon from their
s%ojourn of a week in Salt Lake city.
Mrs. n. ]. Armijo, Of Albuquerque.
and Mrs. N, Armijo, of Las Cruces, left
Sunday afternoon for their homes.
Mrs. Essick. of Albuquerque. arrived
Sunday afternoon from Albuquerque
for a visit here with Mrs. Jack Lowe.
Mrs. Edward Lewis and daughter re-
turned Sunday afternoon from his ex-
tended s%ojourn back east.
Nicholas Kastler, the proprietor Of
the Las Vegas Carriage shop, succumb-
ed Friday night to the dread disease,
tuberculosis, from which he has been
a sufferer for years. He came here
about two years g with his family
from Chicago, and was quite success
full in business. He was not able to
get down to business Friday. and last
night at 9 o'clock, after giving full in
structions to his wife regarding the
disposal of his property. passed away,
aged 40 years. He leaves a wife and
three children to mourn his loss, be-
sides many friends he has made. The
funeral took place this afternoon at
2:30 from the east side Catholic
church. The remains were inferred in
the upper town cemetery.
Gov. NJ. A. Otero, Mrs. Otero and
their son arrived here Friday from
Santa Fe. Mrs. Otero and Miss Mary
La Rue, of this city, went to Chicago
for a visit. Governor and Otero and
son returned t Santa Fe on Sunday
night.
The faculty of the normal held a
very enjoyable reception Friday night.
There was a large number present
and the evening was spent in making
away with some refreshments, the
singing of college songs and whooping
it up in general.
The directors of the Las Vegas Cop
per company held a meeting at the
Rawlins house Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock and elected the following ofic.
crs: r. A. M~anzanares. president
w. II. Smith, vice president; j. NJ.
Thompson, secretary. and ]. NJ. Allen,
treasurer. f. ]. Buck, Of Denver, was
chosen mining engineer. and J.. NJ. Al.
len to be resident general manager.
There was a wedding dated to come
off Saturday morning, which came
nearly not taking place. David Jones
had arrangements made to lead Miss
Anita Romero to the altar at the east
side Catholic church. She was of Span.
ish descent and Father Pouget suppos,
ed she was of his faith, but when he
asked her what her religion was she
answered, "A Presbyterian by the
grace of God" She said she was born
a Catholic but when she became con
verted she was a PRESBYTERIAN. Under
the circumstances Father Pouget could
not perform the ceremony. The couple
held a consultation and decided tC
make another trial at the hymenial al
tar. This time they went to Rev. Nor
man Skinner. pastor of the P~resbyteT
ian church, and asked him to tie the
knot, which was done at the pastors
residence. Mr.. Jones. who is a young
farmer on the Mora road. about three
miles from town. has displayed persist
ency in the pursuit Of welded bliss
May he find it.
c. w. Todd arrived here SUNDAY
with his family from trinidad and vii
become the local manager OF the Ar
mour Packing company. taking the
place Of b. p. Dodge. who skipped out
recently without bidding his creditors
farewell.
Mrs. J. Lind entertained the Jewish
Ladies' Whist club friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Noses Friedman
Mrs. Chas. Danzingor received the first
prize and Mrs. Mav.r Friedman the
second.
Judge Arthur Haur..a Of Silver City