Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-30
LAS VEGAS.

From the Record. May %.
Mrs. W. A. Gray has gone to the east
to visit with relatives.
The cavalry troop will give a dance
at Rosenthal hall on June 6.
Luciano Lopez, the county school SUI
perintendent. is confined to his bed
with sickness.
DIR. Kennedy, of Mora, is seriously ill
at the Rawlins house, and his recovery
is somewhat doubtful. Mrs. Kennedy
is here with her husband.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred
Fornoff took Nictoriana Tafoya, con-
victed of incest. to Santa Fe. where he
will begin his five years abode in the
penitentiary.
The Floersheim Mercantile compan
has entered suit against Juan Jose
Rodriguez and wife in the Colfax dis
trict court to recover judgment in the
sun of S550.4S. the amount alleged to
be due for goods and wares sold de-
PENDANTS.
Vicente Dominguez was arrested on
the west side, for getting too promis-
cuous with a knife and cutting Vidal
Martinez on the hand. He was re-
leased at the instance of Martinez, the
latter having relented. Both men were
drunk.
Simon Ollendorf, the pious character
who smokes the long pipe and super
intends the growth of the town, says
he smokes ten cigars and fifteen pipes
full of tobacco a day, drinks twenty
glasses of beef and six WHISTLES and
that doing that is his only occupation.
1t is enough
The statehood meeting called at the
city hall proved a fiasco on account of
fhO fnplnn>nnt xunothnr Thnnnoc RnSG
and Hon. J. s. Duncan are the only two
citizens the reporter was able to find
who knew anything about the affair.
1t was understood Judge Long a
headed for the place of meeting. but
he floated away. for he was not found
there when the rest of the crowd" ar
rived. Try a more propitious night,
gentlemen.
From the Record. May rs.
Mrs. Percy Condit is suffering from
a severely s%prained ankle.
Walter Butler will leave in a few
days for Los Angeles to visit with his
wife.
The fashionable English game of
ping pong, or parlor tennis, has made
it's appearance in the city.
r. c. Reid writes from Topeka that
his broken limb is progressing nicely
now, and hat he expects to return
home in a couple of weeks.
The young son of Z. Hooker is suffer
ing from diphtheria. This is the sec
ond case in Mr.. Hooker's home, his
daughter having had the disease a few
weeks ago..
The marriage of Francisquita Mar
tinez to Bonifacio Salas,. a merchant OF
Pinos Wells, occurred at the east side
Catholic church, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Father Pouget. The
wedding party then adjourned to the
home of Manuel G. Martinez, where a
bounteous wedding feast was served.
Epifanio Gallegos, who had a couple
of horses stolen from his place, near
the s~anitarium, some time ago has just
recovered them from Wagon Mound,
where they were sold by the thief. The
first trace was secured by Mr.. Galiegos
recognizing one of his horses in a team
on the street here. Inquiry developed
the fact that the other horse was in
the possession of another man at
Wagon Mound, and Gallegos went
there and secured his stolen animals.
A. Rusby brought in a load of pelts
from the Rock Island country n
brings a story of a trip to the old re-
duction mills hat have been uncovered
on Montoya's place at Tecolote recent
ly. The mills are supposed to be over
300 years old, and extend along a dis
lance of some six miles. Charred corn
still on the cob was found. and 1t evil
IDENTIFY was used to some extent for
fuel. The old mills had been buried by
the drifting sands, and were brought to
light by some of the ~prospectors re-
Gently. II is evident that copper was
the ore treated.