Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18
DAMAGING M0RS.
They are Promptly Denied-Pleasant
Card Party.
OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS.
Special Correspondence.

tiers to the effect that the Santa Fe
Central railroad was insecurity backed
and that it was financially weak. we
can state on authority that seems
worth while that such is not the case.
and give the facts regarding where the
rumor started. The rumor was given
credence by the statement of a son OF
one of the big and wealthy railway
magnates while en- route with a party
of capitalists to Washington on one OF
the eastern trunk lines, that the o
had no backing and was financially IN
secure. After the statement was made
one of the party turned to the young
man and said, why, you father is in
terested heavily in that road and l do
rot see how. you can make that state
ment." He answered, Why. | did not
know that" showing his presumption
and ignorance of the facts in the case.
This lead to a circulation of the state
ment made and hence the rumors that
have been going the rounds to the in
jury of the road mentioned. Our in
formation comes from a source that
cannot be doubted. and we are glad to
note that the Central is really well
backed.
Theron Thompson, the senior men,
Der of the Thompson Hardware com
pany, is expected here today with his
wife. son, Maynard, and daughters,
Lola and Gail, to make a six weeks
visit with w. l.. Thompson and family.
Mr.. Thompson comes from Muscatine,
Iowa.
The card party given by Mrs. F. H.
Pierce yesterday was a most delightful
social event. Cards were the amuse-
ment and Mrs. H. w. Kelly took the
first prize and Mrs. j.. A. LaRue. the
second There were fifty ladies pres
ent and a most pleasant afternoon
spent. The visiting guests were Mrs.
M. A. Otero. Santa Fe; Miss Freeman,
of Washington. d. c., and Mrs. Donald
Tyler. of Greensboro, KY. the sister of
the hostess. Splendid refreshments
were served to the guests and the en-
tire afternoon spent in making merry.
making.
A. L. Noon. the deputy territorial or
ganizer of the Fraternal Brotherhood,
and his wife arrived here today and
will take part in the public installa-
ton of officers tonight at the X. of p.
hall.
Mrs. R. ]. Van Peter and daughter
arrived here last night from Santa
Rosa and will make this city their fu-
ture home.
Miss Aileen Rossnthal entertained a
few of her little friends with a party
today in honor of her birthday.
Mrs. L. Z. Trainer and family left
today for Los Angeles for a couple OF
months visit with Mr.. Trainer.
Mrs. Frank Manzanares, Jr.. viii
leave in a few days for Los Angeles tc
visit her mother, Mrs. Henriques.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Cavanaugf
r-.l LOO Nn urithin tho nnYf fnU dnVs
for Los Angeles for an extended visit
Tecolote had a very heavy rain yes
terday, a regular deluge. Ell Porvenil
also had a good rain.
George Langenburg is down from
the forest reserve and reports every
thing moving along as it should do
He Is in attendance at a couple of for
estry trespass cases being tried here
today.
The Mother Superior of W~eatherforC
Texas, accompanied by Sister Angus
tine came in today on No. / and viii
make a visit with the Sisters of Lo
retto.
Mrs. NJ. A. Otero and Mrs. Freeman
who have been visiting Mrs. F. II
Pierce, left today for Santa Fe
Volney Kirk, son of Engineer KirB
left today for San Diego, Cal, for
visit.
The Montezuma club will celebrat
their seventh anniversary tonight a
the club with a good dancing party.
Mrs. John Robbins has cards out 70
a party next Tuesday night.
a surprise party was given on Mis-
Mildred Browne, daughter of NJ. "
Browne, at the home Of Mrs. f.
Browne this afternoon in honor of he
9th birthday. A number of Miss Mi
dred's friends were present and he
birthday was most delightfully."- ces
brated playing domino Whist n pa
taking of splendid refreshments.
Hon. John S. Clark returned TIL
afternoon from his trip to Albuque
cue.
Mrs. w. S. Hill, sister of George ]
Money, arrived here this afternoo
from Monterey, Mexico, where she ha
been some time for her health. Sh
will visit with her brother and famil
a couple of weeks before returning
her home at Menona. Miss. Mrs. HI
had quite an unfortunate occurrenC
while in Mexico, her home being ente
ed while she was out and a large SUI
of money taken, together with otht
yaluables.
Mrs. Lee Wright returned this afte
noon from her visit with her aunt, Mr.
Thomas Hoggsett, in California.
w. j. Fleming, father of Geors
Fleming, of this city, who has bee
spending a couple of weeks here, lie
today for his home in Chicago. NJ
Fleming was very fayorably impress
ed with the Meadow city.
Adolph ~Norenburg and wife return,
TO Wagon Mound today after spendil
a few Gays in the city visiting wi
friends.
The bad word" case before Jud
Wooster turned out different than I
prosecuting witness, Higinia de LuC
70, figured on, as she got fined a fl
spot along with the two defendan
Juliana M. Lucero and Margarita L
cero. II seems the plaintiff dug Sol
fence post holes and the defendaI
filled them up again. over the p