Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-24
IN EApOW CITY,
Batch Of Personal Paragraphs from the
Capital of San Miguel
County,

Las Vegas. July 23.-At the party
given by Mrs. John Robbins last night
Mrs. ]. A.. Dick won the ladies' first
prize and Mrs. J. A. LaRue the con-
ISOLATION. M. w. Browne DOL the hon
ors for the gentlemen AMI w. c. Reid
the consolation. The game played was
six handed euchre, there being seven
tables. Miss Robbins was assisted by
several young ladies. Splendid re-
freshments were served and a delight
full evening was spent by the guests
present.
b. c. Pittinger left his afternoon for
Brazil. Ind, where he was called by
the illness of his mother. He will be
gone about ten days.
Conductor Charles Stevenson will
resume his run tomorrow after an ex-
tended vacation.
Twenty of the forty Ears of the Bel
en- wool shipment to the Ross-Browne
plant have arrived.
Mrs. Uptegrove is here from Ger
rillos visiting the family of c. F. Jones.
DR.. Epperson. the st. Louis electric
street car man who has the contract
for the construction of the trolley sys-
did o arrive until on No. l today.
Accompanying him were some assist
ants. DR.. Epperson says the field is
clear now and the work will begin at
once on the line.
Jesus Armijo was brought down from
Mora under arrest for pasturing $50
goats on the Peco5 river forest re-
serve and brought before Commission
err Bunker today. The trial will be
later.
Edward Sporleter and w. Bell send
in word today from their camp up on
the Rio Casa that they have a trout
that weighs three and a half pounds.
Furthermore, they took a picture of
the monster and they say the camera
does net prevaricate."
City Marshal Outright had a before
breakfast this morning. He received
word that some fellow was down in
Truder's saloon who insisted in owning
the place. When the marshal arrived
the fellow, who was gloriously drunk.
started to run. He was overtaken and
brought to the ground by a vigorous
uppercut and taken to Jail. He refuses
to give his name, but is the fellow who
was selling the wire pants hangers
here yesterday.
The infantry company were out for
a drill last night and made a circuit OF
the two towns.
Y. l.. I1dlIlS, NV a DCCh III ~
past few weeks with typhoid fever is
able TO sit up.
Fred Fornoff, deputy United States
marshal, and George Langenburg, the
forest inspector, came in last evening
from their Porvenir trip.
Salome Garcia, sheriff of Union coun-
ty, brought down Joseph Davis to the
asylum for insane yesterday after
noon. He was ordered committed at
the last term of court there.
The hearing before Judge Mills yes
terday afternoon of the case of Harry
w. Lee to decide his sanity resulted
in his being committed to the asylum.
He comes from Chaves.
1t is told here that two children By
the name of Medina were drowned in
the river at ~Trementina last Saturday
night. The story says the children
were in the house with their mother
and a baby. when the storm n water
came, and that the mother took the
baby up and an, leaving the children
who were drowned.
Mrs. George Chaves, who has been
quite i'll. has so far recovered so as
to allow of her removal to Ell Porvenir
to ~recuperate.
Rev. II. j. Powell, pastor of the First
Baptist church in Albuquerque, stop
ped over for a short visit with Rev.
Bourne today.
l.. T. Laidley, the enumerator for the
Gazetteer, has finished up his job here
and will leave in a couple of days for
Trinidad, where he will go with a num-
Der of friends on a camping trip.
Mrs. S. c. Edwards. left this after
noon for Fort Atkinson, Wis, where
- .,r;l r1alyn an nxfnndnd uioit
Tomorrow morning at $3.50 will &C.
cur the marriage of Susan Ortiz to
Miss Margarita Macs. The ceremony
will be performed at the cathedral.
Mrs. Belardy and Miss Martinez. Of
Watrous, arrived here this afternoon
to attend the Ortiz-Maes wedding to-
morrow morning.
Mrs. Frank ManZanares, Jr., left this
afternoon for Los Angeles, where she
will make q few weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Henriquez.
An election of a captain by the in
fantry company was ordered last night
and resulted in the unanimous re-elec-
ton of Captain A. r. Da Costa, who
had sent in his resignation. Captain
De Costa has been a most efficient Of
ficer, and the adjutant general re-
uuested him to withdraw his resigna-
ton. which he did today to keep har'
mony in the company.
ID. r. Hunt has resigned as assist
ant postmaster in the postoffice on the
west side and Mrs. Herbert Romero
will VII the vacancy. Mr.. Hunt will
leave for Chicago about the first OF Au-
gust.
Mrs. Petrolino Lucero and a number
of relatives cam in from V~illanueva
yesterday and took the remains OF Mr..
Lucero home last night at 6 O'Clock.
There were five carriage loads accom-
panying the remains. Mr.. Lucero was
IS years of age and will be buried TO-
morrow morning.
Plums and apples, home grown, are
coming in plenteously on the local mar
ket now.
II is a fine boy at B. p. Dodge's and
the Armour company is happy. 49,
Dav Norman Skinner and wife VIII