Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11

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Charles T. sahrp an electrical sup
ply man from ST. Louis was here yes
terday conferring with Dr. Eppeison,
o. the street railway.
The funeral ot Mrs. Josie Carson
S1uirCs was held this aftcrauCH at
O'Clock from Lewis undouaking par
loig. Rcv George Sclby officiating The
remains were inferred I'm the Masonic
cemetery. Mcssrs. Gregory Garrard
Blood WAGNER Coors and Sporleder
acting as pail bearers.
Miss Ollie w. Catcbel, the accom-
plshed daughter Of Conductor Gatchcl
last night became the wife OF Frank
T.. Dearth at the home of the bride ct
N1T Seventh street Rev. A. VI. Lump.
Kin performed the marriage ceremony
at O'Clock which made this popular
couple one There were about twenty
present, members Of the two families
The couple viii remain here for about
two weeks at the home Of the bride,
and will then leave for Ohio, where
| Dur,ng the evening a crowd started up
a charivari. which awakened the neigh
borhood and brought forth the remon.
STRANGE of the groom. This couple are
two OF our well known young people,
and a host of good wishes accompany
them IN their journey through life az
man and wife. n
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afternoon from Albuquerque to visitg
with Mrs. c. c. else while Mr.. Rodey
is being renominated at Raton.
George Langenburg is threatened
with typhoid fever lie has been ailinge
for several days and has at last takenN
20 bed p
Hon. Solomon Luna is here todayr
from Los Lunas mixing with the polltl-l
clans, en- route . tuton. e
There seems 60 be scarcity OF peo-
| pie here who want to borrow money
Money seems TO be going a begging.
Tho associations here have their cot
rers fun but cannot place the money. 4
Work at The Porvenir coal mines Is I
/ progressing steadily. They have their
tunnel ia thirtysix feet now. ana six
tons OF cool ON the dump They arc
mining twenty tons for thc first fires
under tle electric line boilers.
Las Vegas n. M oct. 10-Thare
was corporate guard Of democrats
present last night at tho city hall to
aton1 the primaries cal for the pur-
pose OF selecting delegates to the dem
ocratic convention tomorrow at the
court house. The meeting was called
10 order 10y W y. Bunker and he was
made permanent chairman. Pat Nc
| Elroy was made secretary George
Huuller. Charles Tamme r. v Long
aud Robert Cullen were appointed a
committee to select slate of twenty
six delegates each 20 have half vote
in the convention thirteen fun votes
being the quota from precinct 20 che
committee reported back the following
names for delegates. which were
adopted: Petroln0 SandoyRl. Jose r.
Martinez, Vidal Salazar. Robert Cul-
len. George Hunkor, w b. Bunker.
George r. Gould, A. a, Jones. G, P.'
Money o. A. Manzanarcs. Jr.. 7. J.,
MoElruy H J.. Unsel Charles Tam
me Il. v Long, Jack Laubach. $ A, D.
Olcutt a. j. Wcrtz. James OBrien. p
j. Murphey, l.. Il. Allen. otto Grimm.
Fred Briefield. w. NJ. Lewis. Felipe
Sandoyal and J Barton. A committee
% r. v Long, George Hunker and
Charles Tammo were appointed 20 for
mulate a call and circulate a petition
I 10 get few victims for q democratic
club Monday might next at the city
hall A committee composed Of A. J.
WORT in the FIRST ward, Felipe Sando-;
val. iu the second ward, Robert Cullen.
In the third ward, and w b. Bunker,
in the fourth ward To look after the
registration. George HuRkcr said'
that he had eight bags Of literature
taat was pretty good for making fires,
hut hc would turn Il loose among the
democrats IL they would get somebody
/ to Distribute the matter The meeting
adjourned at o'clock, and the few
lonesome, discouraged democrats went,
out Whistung 20 keep up courage. ,
To-day IL was asccrtained that four
teen delegates were allowed from pre-,
cinct 30 and the names OF II g. Wells,
aud III a. Buckley were added 20 thea
list OF delegates !,
MIS- j. r. Downing left this altcr1,,
noon for Demiug 10 visit with Mrs
Gertrude Hewctt for a few days.
The 81 thodist conference opopeds
this morning al $3.50 By the adminis-i
tfation Of the sacrament of the Lord'su
supper hy Bishop Joyce, The orgauiza. q
tion for tho business session was next
perfected by elcctIng Rev w. A Coop. 4
err, Of Santa Te, secretary. and Rev. 1
Van Nalkenburg. OF Pinos Altos. as
sistant secretary Rev. Harshaw, OF
Clayton. was made statistical secre-
tary. with Rev. Burbank, OF Elizabeth