Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-24
LAS VEGAS.
Juan Lebya, Run Over by Cars, i:
Dead Mining Company Suit,
INTERESTING LOCAL NEWS.
Special Correspondence.

MY dnu ulOlICl. MI. hdttl, dITlNbu
today from Mora and will go to their
old home in Canada mex Wednesday.
Edward Grunsfeld and wife, of Albu-
querque, are in the city visiting
friends.
II. o. Brown has been elected presi-
dent of the Epworth League in lnis
district. He is deserving of the honor.
The Chicago Tramp company gave
a poor show Saturday night to a bad
house. This is circus weather now;
not theater.
Juan Abramoskey, formerly a mer-
chant in this city, is reported to have
been incarcerated in an insane asylum
at San Francisco. He went insane
over his inability to procure work. He
leaves two children.
Mrs. ST Dawson writes from Steam
boat Springs, Colo. that she is catch
ing rainbow trout by the basket full,
none of which weigh less than a pound
each.
b. p. Dodge, the meat man, is sup
plying Mora today.
Died, yesterday morning at $3.50. the
6-months-old infant son of II. f. Har-
mon, n of the dispatchers in the
Santa Fe Office here. The infant died
of cholera infantum and the remains,
accompanied by the mother, were
shipped to Adrian, Mich, today on
No. 2.
The many friends of Rev. S. w. Cur
It's were shocked yesterday evening to
learn of their friends death. Rev.
Curtis was a Presbyterian minister
and was in charge of the Spanish Mis-
sion school in the Las Vegas field, and
was sick only a short time. The i'm
-,,A1fnfA = Af htr Annth u-oo ,,Nntt-
monia, and he passed away at 5:45
yesterday evening. He leaves a wife
and four children here. The remains
will be shipped 10 East Cambridge,
N. Y.
Ed York came in from the Tecolote
mines yesterday and says the develop
ments there are bringing to light bet
ter ore every day. The people inter
ested there seem to still have great
confidence.
Died yesterday, Jesuita S. de Chavez,
of pneumonia. The deceased was 60
years of age and was buried today at
Juan Paiz.
DR.. f. B. Romero came down today
from Las Gallinas with Trinidad
Romero, whom he has been visiting,
and will return to Ell Paso, his home,
tomorrow.
Sisto Montana was arrested yester-
day by ignoring the law regarding the
carrying of concealed weapons.
Juan Leyba, who was hurt by being
run over by the cars Saturday morn
ing, died Saturday evening about 6:3O
from the result of his wounds. at the
Santa Fe hospital. An inquest was
held yesterday afternoon n the fun
eral took place this morning at s
o'clock. a large crowd, including, So
ciety of st. Joseph, turning out to see
the remains inferred in the cathedral
yard. The deceased was well and fav-
orally known and had worked for Mar
guerito Romero for the last twenty
four years. He was So years of age
and leaves a grown daughter alone.
The employees at Ilfelds and their
friends, t~hirty-one in all. took six rigs
yesterday and spent the day above
Porvenir, having a jolly picnic.
Marshal Outright has three hoboes
working out a vagrancy charge on the
streets, that he picked up yesterday.
The hoes" are getting rather few and
far between since they have to earn
their living when in Las Vegas.
Suit has been entered in the ColfaX
county district court by +. l.. MILKY ct
al. VS.. the Thelma Gold Mining & Mill
ing company, of Elizabethstown, to
have q receiver appointed and to re-
strain the defendants from closing up
a mortgage deal whereby, the plaintiff
alleges. the minor stockholders are to
! be frozen out. Plaintiff wants a re-
ceiver to take hold of the property,
run same, and pay up all the debts.
The closing exercises of school dis
triCt No. /, Saturday night, were very
fine, and the house was packed, many
not being able to get in. The program
was the usual one of songs, recita-
lions, dialogues and music, but was
particularly well carried out by the
little folks. Two medals were award
ed for excellency and attendance. Miss
Paulita Montoya, a little miss only 8
years of age. got one OF them n Miss
Catalina Fulgenci the other. Both
pupils have never missed a day at
school during the nine and a half
months term.
G. j. Pace has entered suit against
George Haldeman ana wife to recover
Judgment on a pTomissory note IN the
sun CT S44f.4S; amount due Tor goods
sold.
Tomorrow at 2:SO O'Clock, at the
opera house, will be held the class day
exercises of the Normal. "A Set of
Turquoise" will be given with a scene
from Mary Stuart and a pantomime,
entitled, "BelshaZZar's Doom In the
evening at $50 o'clock, the class play,
"A Merchant of Venice" will be given,
Mrs. Fred Mckay was expected up
from Ell Paso today, and will 90 on 10
Mora for a visit. Barry Higgins will ac'
company Mrs. Mckay to Mora.
Mrs. Emelio Valdez and Miss Sophia
Abreu and sister, of Rayado, passed
through here this afternoon en- route
to San Miguel. They are friends OF
Mrs. f. A. N~slzanaTes, Jr, and are
going TO attend the commencement OF
the academy at San Miguel.
The trails of Mary and John have
again come before the public. This
time it is a colored Mary and a colored
John. They were once man and wife
but John failed to produce every Sat
urday night and now he will have tc
1o in o1Opa for Mary Patterson has So