Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31
LAS EGAS.

FROM inc NCcOru.
Perry Earickson returned from =
business trip 20 Albuquerque
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lowe expect TO
leave Sunday for an extended visit In
Canada
Mrs O. G. Schacfcr and family left
for Santiago. Cal. for few months
visit
Miss Minnie Williams returned from
Albuquerque whore she was visiting
her mother.
William Gregg. of pinoy Wells. who
Us interested In n big sheep ranch al
that place. with r A. Man2anares, of
this city. rs In town.
Mr.. Green. OF Green's lake brought
In three tubs OF fish he had seined from
his lake. and disposed OF them here
They were beauties.
Parties in Ellsyllle. H.. are inquirlng
for tn, whereabouts of one James VIII
son formerly a teamster here. His
father died recently and left some
property TO which he is heir.
Captain Fort returned from Tucum.
carl and said there were twelve wit
nessos on the way from there to ties.
tfy in the Eakin. Burdick. Fondviile
hearing Saturday
Bonifacio Salas. OF Pinos Wells viii
talss as Las Vegas bride next week,
Miss Rosita Martinez, daughter Of
Manuel @. MARTINEZ. The wedding
will take place AT the home OF the
bride In this city
r. y. Waring writes from st. Paul
that New Mexico is not the only place
In which they have nigh winds. as he
tinds st Paul about as bad. He says
things are dull there and he believes
las Vegas a little the brightest spot
ne has yet found.
Robert Hays left for Guadalupeta to
see his copper mines. There are sew.
crai local parties extensively interest
ed in the copper showing Whereabouts
ana machinery Is being put IN for
hoisfing the ore. The claims are re-
ported to he showing IN well and q
good strike is confidently expected.
A daughter of J. X Martin is down
with diphtheria
VIII Hayward has accepted a posi-
ton with c. d. Boucher vice Walter
Cox resigned
Clyde Decker has sold his dental
fixtures To T.. J.. Hammond. Consider.
alton. $500. Mr. Decker expects to re-
turn east
Mrs Charles Morse, mother of j. d.
Morse. of this city, left for his home in
Denver after several months visit In
this city.
Miss Hannah Friedman. while pass
ing along near the corner of Sixth
street and Douglas avenue. was at
tackled by a vicious dog and bitten.
The dog ran away and its owner is not
known. The bite is not serious, but
Miss Friedman had bad scare.
The stage al the opera house Is be.
ing built out four feet in the audi.
e>r 81 al k,. he.
rear for the musical festival. The d.
rector and four soloists will stand on
the extension, and the chorus will he
arranged in the rear.
A married man whose wife left town
yesterday, proceeded To celebrate to-
day by getting full and. in company
with couple of women of questiona-
bile reputation. gave evidence OF their
attachment for one another on the
lower end of Douglas avenue. War
rants were sworn out against them
this afternoon and Judge Wooster will
give them an interview.
The Misses Harrison. who have been
attending school here, returned to
Glorieta, their home.
Levi Jaramillo de Gutierrez has
transferred to Thomas s. Hubbell all
her property and assets for the consid
GRAFTON of $3.50
William Seewald is able to sit up and
take an outing in buggy now. He is
still very weak but seems to be con
valescing slowly.
The young daughter OF Celso Mon.
toya was severely hurt in the eye by
the exploding of a giant cap, with
which she was playing.
Charles llfeld and wife have trans
ferred to the Cry-tal Ice & Cold Stor
age company the land situated near
the railroad track and ice plant. Con
sidera1ion, 81 600.
W. l.. Thompson OF Muscatine
Iowa, who has been in Las Vegas for
the past six years. will open "A hard
ware store under the name OF the
Thompson Hardware company on
Douglas avenue about June 10.
Died. AT the railway hospital, of con-
sumption. j. II. Shockey. telegraph
operator. Mr.. Shockey had no living
relatives except an S-year-old niece.
and he did not know her whereabouts
He had been al the hospital about six
weeks and had SUFFICIENT funds to pay
his funeral expenses.
From the Optic.
Mayor Goodall still suffers with an
attack of rheumatism.
A s. fine will be positively imposed
ON any one who expectorates in the
po2tOftirc lobby