Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07
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Match Of interesting Topics From Up
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the Country.
Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. eduardo
Jaramillo, Jr., son of Eduardo Jara-
milo, ST., died yesterday afternoon at
; O'Clock of the humps. The lad was
3 years of age and was buried this aft
ernoon at 3 O'Clock.
Domingo Armijo, father of Enrique
Armijo. the Lewis Clothing company's
bookkeeper, died at A o'clock last night
Of old age. The deceased had been sick
for several years, vas rs years of age
and will be buried tomorrow.
William Stuart q william Baas
have recorded the Cabin mining claim,
which adjoins the Old Blue in the
Mineral Hill district.
Gabriel M. Montoya has been given
. title to possession to 160 acres of
hand at Cabra Lake.
The high school pupils will give a
social tomorrow night in the Baca ave-
niue school.
The contracts for the furnishing of
supplies to the insane asylum were let
today BY the board.
Margarito Romero, who has been
somewhat under the weather since last
Sunday, and was taken to Ell Pcfvenir
yesterday. is reported some better. He
seems to have had too much election.
The temperature record for the "a
hours ended at 6 o'clock yesterday
was: Maximum. 81; minimum, 81;
mean, Al: NEAR humidity, 80.
Larry Horn and F. ]. Atkerson ar
rived here yesterday from Fort Sum-
ner ON a business trip. ~e ~.
Richard Dunn came in yesterday
evening from Rociada with Harry Cut
Her and Elmer Z. Dunn, of Denver, who
has been visiting at Rociada.
H. Rusbys brought In a load of pelts
yesterday from Pajarito and returned
today with a load of supplies,
e. w. Rich and John Brunton left
this morning for Rociada, where they
ing In the mountains.
Cleofns Romero returned last night
from Trementina and brought back re.
ports of good republican majorities.
Mrs. Mary Z. Teats. president of the
territorial W.. c.. t. u, will lecture to
might at the Baptist church on "Socia
Purity" and tomorrow night at the
Methodist church.
Mrs. Charles Hanford and family lief
this afternoon for their new home il
Ration. Mrs. Hanford leaves man,
friends here who regret to see he
leave Las Vegas.
Miss Cora Stern returned this after
moor from her trip to Trinidad, wher
she acted as bridesmaid in a fashions
BILE wedding there yesterday,
II. J. Ryan was called down from tn
Axul tie camp last evening on accou
of the sickness Of his wife.
M. Greenberger left this a~fternoo
for Albuquerque on a business trip an
TO see friends in the Duke City.
w. II. Hansen, whose folks live her
and who has been working at Alb
querque, has left there and gone to Sa
Marcial, where he has a position {
fireman.
The spikes for the street railws
have arrived and the fish plate, whiC
also ran short, are expected in tomo
row. The shortage on these supple
has delayed the laying Of the raj
somewhat, but the track will soon
completed now, as there is only lit
over a block to finish to the ii
Springs track. The poles were struI
out Douglas avenue today and soon Il
trolley wires will be strung along d
streets.
Frank Mcclure. one of the boilC
makers, is dow sick. Mrs. McGui
is just able "a be up and around fro
a spell of sickness.
Lou Webb, one of the machinists,
on the sick list.
Mrs. William OGara arrived he
this afternoon with her daughter I
a visit with her mother, Mrs. II.
Closson.
Mrs. III. s. Van Petten has inyii