Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-21
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Batch Of interesting Topics From a
Northern Town.

Northern Town.
Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. 20.-Mrs. X.
J. Hiseler left yesterday afternoon for
Perry, Okla, her former home, to
spend the holidays with home folks.
Mrs. H. Rensing and babies left yes
terday afternoon for Kansas, where
she will make a visit with her parents.
J. v. Hansen left yesterday evening
for Topeka to attend the big dance
there, given in honor of the opening
Of the shops
Judge H S. Biggs and wife. old time
friends OF ]. H, Reid back in Indiana,
are expected to arrive here today and
stop OF for a short visit to renew old
acquaintaneeships. Judge Biggs and
his wife are en- route home from a trip
TO California.
T. w. Iden, father of Clarence Iden,
has arrived in the city from Iowa for a
visit with his son.
J. j. May, the Trinidad cigar man,
left this afternoon for Santa Fe.
The election contest papers of J..
Santos Esqu1bel and Pablo Jaramillo
were served this morning on Frank
Chaves and Apolonio Sena at their
homes in the country. w. H. Coleman
will file his contest soon against An
tcnio Lucero. Enriques Sena went out
tn serve the papers.
G. A. Rothgeb is feeling good this
morning over the arrival of a telegram
yesterday evening from G. l.. Kilmer,
IL Chicago, his %son-in-law, advising
him Of the fact that he had become a
grandfather. The youngster is a lusty
boy and weighed nine pounds.
Mrs. H-W. Kelly is quite sick at her
home.
Felipe Trujillo and Santiago Tapolla
tuna mining claims in the San Ignacio
mining district.
]. NJ. Allen returned last night from
a trip out to the Tecolote mines, where
the ground was broken on the new
200 ton teaching mill to be erected
there.
Mrs. Schmidt has taken the liens of
q number of the contractors on the
lobe fats at the lower end of Douglas
avenue. She has taken the liens of w,
G. Rupp for SASS. F. J. Gehring for ST.
G27.95 and the Las Vegas Light and
Fuel company for $500.
Robert Dunlap, +. C. Smith and w.
Z. Twitchell have recorded the Chica-
30 mining claims Nos. IL and IL in the
Cooper mining district
John Cisco has made proof of his
500 assessment work On the Cisco
lode in the Pecos district.
The big engines for the street rail
be placed in condition as soon as posi-.
BILE.
Pedro Maestas, the fellow who es-
capped from the insane asylum Tuesday
night, yesterday returned of his own
accord and was glad to get back. The
attempt to capture him proved unsuc-
cessful, and had he not returned of his
own accord, 1t is probable he never
void have been caught.
The Elks will have a meeting to-
right and let down the bars of the cor
raj for a couple of frisky young bucks.
K. w. Rich returned this morning
from his trip to Rociada with John
B.unton. Mr.. Rich has turned miner
and laid out a fine claim in that dis
tIict-
Taking effect November "a pouch
mail will be received on No. s, the
flyer, from points east of La Junta
and the night mail going EAST will &c
On No. 4, instead of No. 8, as it does
nov.
IL is feared an operation will have to
he performed on Arthur Mills, son OF
Mrs. S. E. Minis for some liver trou
Lie.
Mrs. Claude Strausson, who has
been quite sick with la grippe, is now
able to sit up.
Mrs. II. J.. Ryan is again able to be
about after an illness of several days
Miss Dove Wilson most pleasantly
entertained the Young Ladies' Whist
club yesterday.
On account of the turntable being
out OF order at Ration, some of the
north end work is being done at the
local shops. Most of the work is
little heavy for the boys to handle here
hut they are doing their best.
A large train load of large rock was
sent up to Watrous today from the
south for rip rap work along the rive
there.
The Santa Fe is ballasting the tract
from Oiita at the top of Romeroyill'
lii tn ThOrntOn. A train load o