Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-19
LIVELY MEETING.
OF Republieans-They Are Opposed tt
Sc Renominatiue Present coun-
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Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas. N. NJ, Sept. 1S.-The re-
publicans held a lively meeting in pre-
cinct 26. west side, last night. The
meeting was held In the school house
of district No. d, and Manuel Gonzales
was chairman. and Florence Casaus
secretary. The managers had music
and it was a lively session. The meet
ing was called in the interest of the or
ganization of a republican club in the
precinct, and ffty-ive m were
signed to the list last night. The next
meeting will be held at the Exchange
hall Saturday nigAt. when the ogani-
zation will be perfected and bylaws
adopted. Speeches were made by a
number, and the meeting held until
about midnight. There was a small
crowd of -obstreperous republicans, as
ISOLATED with a few %unionists, who oc-
cupied a corner and kept up a howl.
Some of their number made speeches,
the feature of which was that they did
not want to see any of the present
county officers renominated-they
want the offices themselves. This wing
of boilers will try and pull of a meet.
ing tonight at the st. Joseph hall, and
it is expected that margarine Romero
will be the chief totem at this meeting
though he was not present at the reg
ular meeting last night.
The Baca democrats had a lonesome
meeting last night at Monte Carlo hall
There were more lights in the hal
than there were members.
The ~unionists will try and pull off
big pow WOW next Sunday. Felix Mar
.tinez. of FL Paso, is expected to b.
present and on exhibition for the bene
fit of the rabble. It is not decided ye
just where they will pull off the circus
The dance given by the East La!
Vegas fire department last night a
the city hall was fairly well attended
and those who were present had
very pleasant evening. The musi
was good and the dancing enjoyable
on account of the hall not being crowd
ed. The boys Melted a little none,
on the affair, but not as much as wa
hoped.
The marriage of Miss Harriet /
Critics to Owen Weldon Gordon, wa
solemnized last night at the home c
the bride, Rev. Bourne tying the nul
tial knot at $50. The happy couple
with Miss Pearl Wean and Joe Joque
as bridesmaid and best man, stood |
the bay window, which had been NIGEL
festooned with ivy and sweet peas fc
the ceremony. The bride vas attire
in a white India linen dress and ca
ried a bouquet of American beaut
roses. The bridesmaid wore a BIT
silk dress and also carried roses. A
ter the ceremony the twenty relativ,
and friends present sat down to
splendid wedding repast and ever
thing was merry. The bride and groo
after the wedding went to their ow
cottage on Columbia avenue, whiC
had been arranged for their occupanc
The groom is a painter at the shoI
and is a worthy young man. The brio
is the daughter of w. E. Critics, Il
second hand dealer, and is a most est
mable young lady. Many presents wei
given the couple and oceans of goo
wishes are given them by their mar
friends.
At a meeting of the regents of Il
normal university it was decided
forbid any more base ball games {
Sunday in their park. The lease w