Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

past leW "''hs Win tNpnOln feNef Is
able 10 sit up.
Fred Fornoff. deputy United States
marshal and George Langenburg the
| forest inspector. came In last evening
from their Porvenir trip.
Salome Garcia. sheriff OF Union coun.
! ty brought down Joseph Davis to the
| asylum for insane yesterday after
noon. He was ordered committed at
! the last term OF court there.
The hearing before Judge Mills yes.
terday afternoon OF the case Of Harry
w. Lee 20 decide his sanity resulted
in his being committed to the asylum.
| He comes from Chavos.
| II IL told h"re that two children by
the name OF Medina were drowned In
the river at Trementina last Saturday
night. The story says the children
were In the house with their mother
and baby when the storm and water
! came. and that the mother took the
1 baby up and ran. leaving the children
who were drowned
Mrs. George Chaves. who has been
quite III. has so far recovered SO as
IT, allow Of her removal to El Porvenlr
tC recuperate,
Rev. II. j. Powell, pastor of the First
Baptist church in Albuquerque. stop.
ped over for short visit with Rev.
Bourne today
l.. T. Laidley. the enumerator for the
Gazetteer. has finished up his job here
and will leave in a couple of days for
Trinidad, where he will go with num-
her OF friends on a camping trip.
Mrs. :. c. Edwards. left this after
noon for Fort Atkinson. Wis, where
she vii make an extended visit.
Tomorrow morning at $50 will oc'
cur the marriage OF Susan Ortiz to
Miss Margarita Macs. The ceremony
will be performed at the cathedral.
Mrs. Belardy and Miss Martinez, Of
Watrous, arrived here this Afternoon
to attend the Ortlz.Maes wedding to-
morrow morning
Mrs. Frank Manzanares. Jr., left this
afternoon for Los Angeles, where she
will make n few weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Henriquez.
! An election of captain by the in.
fantry company was ordered last night
and resulted in the unanimous re-elec'
| ton OF Captain A. X. Ia Costa. who
had sent in his resignation. Captain
De Costa has been a most efficient Of
fcer. ana the adjutant general re-
0uested him TO withdraw mis- resigpa.
1
mony In the company.
ID. X. Hunt has resigned as assist
ant postmaster In the postoffice on the
west side and Mrs. Herbert Romero
will VII the vacancy Mr.. Hunt will
leave for Chicago about the first OF Au-
gust.
Mrs. Petrolino Lucero and number
| OF relatives came In from Villanueva
yesterday and took the remains OF Mr..
| Iucero home last night al 8 o'clock.
There were five carriage loads accom-
panying the remains. Mr.. Lucero was
| SO years Of age and will be buried to-
morrow morning
Plums and apples, home grown, are
coming in plenteously on tho local mar
| ket now.
II is a fine hoy at b, p. Dodge's and
the Armour company Is happy.
| Rev. Norman skinner and wife Will
| leave Saturday for an outing at Blake's
ranch.
| An enthusiastic number OF base ball
| enthusiasts met at the office OF Col, X.
Il. rwitchell last night and organized
a semi.professional base ball club TO
represent las Vegas. The games will
begin at cnce. probably next Sunday.
Fine dark blue uniforms with maroon
stockings have been ordered and the
| team will be one uf the best equipped
and strongest financially in the terri
tory. II Is proposed 10 have regular
Sunday base ball with the best teams
that can be secured The Reynolds
field has been arranged for and the or
ganization will be run on strictly husi-
ness principles. Col Twitchell Is the
manager. and has brought the ma
tional sport 20 the successful conclu'
sion here. Ed McWenie will be the
captain and practicing will begin this
evening. II Is estimated that II VIII
take about $3.50 10 launch the team,
with an imported battery. and sub
scription list has been raised that will
bring in monthly income OF over
$500 Las Vegas Will now take aer
proper position as a patron of the ma
tional game ald win have a team
which will be made a winner
George T.. Roe. division freight and
passenger agent for the santa fe AZ
El Paso. is in the city talking about
wool rates for the territory.
W B. Twitchell loaded up his pros
pectors outfit and left this morning
for Glorieta, where he will pick over a
few rocks.
4 number of the local gln club en-
thusiasts have received word from the
territorial fair management at Albu
querque that there win probably be a
gun shooting contest there this fall
during the fair. A number OF our
sports will go down II such is the
| case.
Mrs. n. A Hanlon, wife OF the yard
master. is on the sick list.
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