Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-01
FROM LAS VEGAS.
Interesting Items from the Capital Of
San Miguel County.
Snecial -COrrespOndenCe

Crescent Mill company and six other
creditors have petitioned the court to
adjadge Jas. S. Jarrel an Involuntary
bankrupt. and Thomas James has been
appointed temporary receiver. The
matter will be heard at Ration on Sep
TENDER ~. before c. NJ. Bayne, referee
in bankruptcy.
Lawrence Michael. the 4 year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Michael,
died yesterday morning at 4 o'clock of
dipbtberia. The boy had been sick only
n few DAYS and his death this morning
was quite sudden. Mr.. Michael has
been here several months for the bene-
fit of his health. and comes from Neo-
desha. Kansas, to which place the re-
mains will be shipped tonight.
Father Pouget. Of this city; Fathers
Oiier. of Watrous; Cellierl of Spring
er: Cooney. of Ration; Belland and Re
don. of Mora: Rivera, of Sapello, and
lie Guillou. of San Geronimo, returned
yesterday or last night from their trip
TO Santa Fe and have left for their re-
spective parishes. A number of the
fathers went up to the springs this
morning anu euJoytu a ANiiSoAho
plunge in the pool.
Miss CARMEN, a sister of Roy Car
mien. arrived here yesterday on No. 2
from Goshen, Ind. She will spend a
couple of months here.
A letter from w. B. Bunker, who is
visiting in Indiana, says he Is getting
homesick among the Hoosiers and he
----x. a. aAvna homn
A. ID. Martin, a brother of ]. X. Mar
tin, will leave Monday for Santa Rosa,
where he will have charge of the pub
lie schools in hat burg.
Judge Mills and other court officers
left today on No. 2 for Clayton, going
by way of Trinidad, where they will re-
main Sunday night. leaving there for
Clayton the next morning and arriving
at 9 o'clock. In the crowd will be Sec
undino Romero, clerk; w. E. Gortner,
stenographer; Mr.. Segura, interpreter;
Hon. Charles A. Spiess, o. A. LARA
zolo, L. c. Fort and e. Y. Long, attor.
neys.
The home of Mrs. S. A, Hume, on
Lincoln avenue, was beautifully decor
ated with sweet peas Friday afternoon
the occasion being a delightful party
given by Mrs. Sallie Hume Douglas In
honor of her sister. Mrs. A. B. Lewis
of Kansas City, Mo.
There were fifty-four guests present
who engaged In a six handed euchrt
contest. The play was quite exciting
and produced considerable merriment
The prizes were won by Mesdames c
H. Sporleder and J. S. Clark and Mis-
Maggie J. Butcher.
The refreshments, which were yer,
delicious. were served by Duval, an
the party was really one of the mos
delightful events of a very active sc
cial season, rejecting great credit o.
the popular and accomplished hostess
Louis llfeld, who had been visitin
here, left Saturday for Santa Fe. wher
he will attend the meeting of the pen
Tertiary board. Mrs. 1lfeld will not RI
turn until next week. b.
b. d. Hill, a brother of w. E. Hi
and his wife came in Saturday from J
mulco. Mexico. They will visit here
few days before proceeding to the cas-
Mr.. Hill is an engineer in Mexico.
Miss Nones, who has been visiting !
the city for several weeks. returned {
her home in Kentucky Saturday. Nil
Nones left many friends in Las Vega
who regretted to see her leave.
DIR. Henry ]. Mueller has brougf
suit against Bert Adams for SIG
amount alleged to be due him for med
cal services given a Mr.. Corrigan, fo
which Mr.. Adams became responsible
There were forty-six teachers takin
the examination at the court house FL
day, and a few more today. Thei
will be no examination Monday, on a
count of Labor day, but it will continu
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Einhorn and son, who hay
been in the city and vicinity for IN
past couple of years left yesterday fC
st. Louis. Mrs. Einhorn will leave tw
of her daughters in the sanitariui
here for treatment.
Mrs. d.. T. Lowry, who has bee
spending the summer in Denver, wi
return here Monday.
Miss Della Wray and mother wi
leave Monday for Chicago, where the
will make a visit before returning
their home in Los Angeles.
II. w. Kelly took Gen. Pierson al
William Harper, the Boer warrior
south on No, l yesterday to show the
the country and its attractions.
The cavalry dance in the armory F
day night was a most delightful ana
There was not a very large crowd OF
but enough to have a good time.
Miss Meredith Thomas, a niece
Mrs. II. w. Kelly, who had been Wis
ing the latter for some time. left yt
terday for her home in Leavenwort
Kansas.
Mrs. Andrea B. de Montoya. moth
of Mariana and Manuel Montoya, al