Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-18
LAS VEGAS ITEMS.
Several Section Men Struck by Train
Personal Paragraphs.

LIS vegas ~ W. aus. ~ ~ "a
rage of Miss May Steadman to Hugh
Hickerson was solemnized Sunday
night at the home OF the bride at I
o'clock at M Railroad avenue Rev
j. II. Bourne ofijciated.
Miss Bertha Hanson returned Satur-
day evening from her visit with her
mother at Wagon Mound.
The ballast gang of the Santa Fe
celebrated a Saturday night pay day
by all getting drunk. 1t was a hilar-
ious crowd. but no one has been killed
to date.
John McLaroa died at 4 O'Clock Sat
urday morning at the Ladies' home.
The deceased came here about foul
weeks ago to seek relief from con-
sumption, and stopped at 4o1h Rail
road avenue, p-til he vas removed v.
the hons. Ha carle from st. Louis anG
little is known about him, except that
he was drawing a sick benefit from a
st. Louis lodge.
The ball team will go over to Santa
Fe for a Saturdays game with Anton
Ito next week. The Santa Fe club will
play Friday and Sunday and our boys
will play Saturdays game. Two
weeks from Sunday an effort will be
made to get a couple of hundred root
ers to go over to Santa Fe with the
Las Vegas club and defeat Martins
pets.
As train No. Z was rounding a curve
about two miles this side of Trinidad
Friday afternoon 1t struck n of the
Mexican section men working there
and severely injured him. The engin-
eer blew the whistle. but the fellow
was too slow in getting off the track
The mans name was Cruz Sanchez.
and he had been in Trinidad only n
few days. His home is in San Felipe,
Mexico. He was brought here and TAX
en- to the hospital in a very serious
condition. The man was unconscious
when taken off here, and died at the
hospital a short time after his arrival.
His back was broken by the engine,
and there were no hopes Of saving
his life. Relatives in Mexico have
been notified of his death.
Mrs. Woodruff and her two daugb-
tiers left today for Los Angeles, where
they will remain a year for the benefit
of the young lady's health, the alti
tude in Las Vegas being too great for
her.
Oscar Louis Fisher. president of the
Fort Worth, Texas, university was
here a short time last evening on his
way to Silver City. He will return or
Tuesday and occupy the pulpit OF one
of the local churches.
Pablo Jaramillo and Misses Estelli
and Ella Bernhard left Saturday for
couple of weeks trip to Mora an
Santa Fe. Felipe Baca is holdinl
down Mr.. Jaramillo's place as deput.
probate clerk during his absence.
ID. S. Rosenwald. of Albuquerque, re
turned Friday evening to Las Vega
from his business trip to Mora.
Bud Sloan returned to his home il
st. Louis on Saturday afternoon, afte
a s~ojourn of several months for hi
health.
John Bruno, who had been very Low
from the result of an operation TO
appendicitis, is convalescing nicely.
Louis Hfeld came down from Trou
Springs Saturday evening and vent Of
TO Albuquerque. Mrs. Ilfeld remain
ed
b. c. Pittinger and wife and Charlie
Stevenson are in the mountains for
couple of days ~rusticating in tn
woods.
Mrs. Fannie Stern and Miss Nelli
returned Saturday afternoon iron
their visit in st. Louis. Mss Cora wi
return later
The farmers above Mora in tn
small canyons where there is a fai
system of irrigation, report a spler
did crop of oats, barley and potatoe
this year.
The electric car construction crew
working on the springs track filling /
gaps with poles.
Mrs. ID. T. Mervine and family, o
Kansas Ciy, passed through here FIR
day evening en- route to a point abov'
Santa Fe, where they will go int
camp. Mrs. Mervine is the wife of tn,
superintendent of the Wells-Farg'
company at Kansas City and will stoI
here for some time on her return.
Miguel Romero. a prominent sheel
man of Leon, is here today seem
friends and talking a little bushes
on the side.
Porfirio Gonzales. a brother OF ~
tricio Gonzales, of this city, arrive
Saturday from FL Paso for a week
visit with his brother.
Rt. Rev. ]. b. Pitaval returned I
Santa Fe Saturday afternoon, with
number of the visiting priests from tn
other parts Of the territory.
Chas. Chandler and wife left on NJ
8 Friday night for a visit at CLEVELAND
Ohio. IL.
Il had diabetes in its worst form,
writes Marion Lee, of Dunreath, I'M
81 tried eight physicians without II
lief Only three bottIae of E0lQy'S kl(