Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
TOWNS OF LAS VEGAS
BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

Teed. who has been managing tn,
Santa Fe telegraph ONCE here left to
day for Topeka. where 1t is most prob
able he will remain II is said that he
will be chief clerk 20 the superlntend
ent OF telegrapts at Topeka. but It is
not yet definitely settled J. Matthews
will succeed y Mr. Matthews place
here. The Santa Zee has also promot.
ed l.. NJ. Jones from the chief cNr.s,
ship TO assistant superintendent OF
telegraphs at Topeka.
Marshal Outright Is searching al
the trains today for w. f. Hoyt. who is
wanted in Canon City for embezzle.
ment, he having skipped last night.
Word was received this morning
from Santa Fe that the Antonito club
did not put in an appearance there to.
day, so our team. which had a game
scheduled with them at Santa Fe will
not go down this evening. An effort
is being made TO get up crowd of
200 10 go to Santa Fe Sunday after
next. when our ball team will play
Santa Fe. A rate of 81 so has been
made FOR the round trip. Ii Is most
probable there will be a game between
two local teams here Sunday after.
noon.
This morning at the east side Catho-
lie church occurred the marriage OF
Reuben Martin TO Miss Isabel lara.
milo. Rev. Father pouget perform.
ing the ceremony which made them
one. The ceremony took place Just
before o'clock mass and was witness.
cd by large audience. The bride
wore white satin gown. trimmed with
orange blossoms. Pablo Padia and
wife, Quiteria Garcia, attended the
couple.
Yesterday In Springer occurred the
marriage Of Miss Salazar TO c. Padin.
gee. OF Wagon Mound. Mr.. Padingee
Is one OF the popular young business
men OF Wagon Mound and tonight will
give dance In Wagon Mound to his
friends in honor OF his marriage.
Springer has fair billed from Sep.
TENDER 25 to IS.
The d. r. T. social given last night
by the wives of the members at Ros-
enthal hall. was largely attended and
was a decidedly pleasant affair. Re.
freshments were served and dancing
was INDUCED In as the amusement.
The ladies cleared quite a nice little
sum on their entertainment.
Troop "a" will give farewell COM
dance to Lieutenant A. p.
Harrington al their hall tonight. The
troopers will wear their uniforms and
L Is to be strictly a military affair.
Mr.. Harrington leaves for the east for
visit and the company is to give him
he dance as farewell compliment
MRS. w. H. Manderfield and daugh. |
Ter, who have been visiting L. II. Sala.
lxar, returned today to their home In
santa Fe. Isauro Salazar will accom-.
pany his grandmother home for
,isit.
The Infantry dance given last night |
vas well attended. and nice sum net. |
ed for the encampment fund.
Thomas Jobson, o. ID. Taylor and
darry Parker came through here yes.
erday evening with lot OF stock
'ound from Silver City to Macon City,
40. Messrs. Taylor and Jobson are
aking 1000 goats back to Missouri.
nd Mr.. Parker has picked up thirty.
even horses. Mr.. Jobson is a friend
G. NJ. Roberts, Of this city.
b. IL. Dubois, president OF the Colo
ado sanitary board. and w. c. Dun.
IN. prominent business man OF Den.
er, are In the city taking in the sights,
nd enjoying life at the hot springs.
8. H. Dearth Is hardly able to attend
business today. 1t is the result OF
iaking shooting record at the trap
esterday, that has never been equal
~ In the town. He took twenty-five
irds out OF twenty-five in the singles
M then proceeded to take ten
traight doubles Immediately after.
'ards to prove the first score was not
n accident.
Inc demolition OF the old Coors
rame building at the corner OF Sixth I
nc Lincoln avenue viii begin Mon
ay, and the work on the new building
iii be rushed through.
The rains yesterday extended almost I
IL the way from inldad to Las We. !
as from the north. though at some Of !
ne places, Ration and Wagon Mound
was rather light
Miss Lima Willard arrived yester-
ay evening from Hutchinson. Kan.
ms 10 spend week with her sister
ere, Mrs. William Ungles.
Mrs. n. A. Hannum is on today's In. I
isposed list.
There VIII be change in the Las !
'egas Meat and Supply company the {
rst OF the month. n. ]. Dillon retir- '
Dc from the firm. and selling out his
interests TO ID. J. Osborne Mr.. Dillon
Vill 90 into the cattle buying business
Died In upper Las Vegas yesterday
'ionieio Ortiz. OF heart trouble. The 1
deceased was sc years OF age, and was
uried today. 4
Judge Wooster and II. p. Brown
rove out TO chappels ranch. about