Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-19

AFTER lOuge matters. ne cues W Spilh-
ger from here and on owe the territory
on lodge work.
The funeral services of Miss Helen
B. F1agg we're held this afternoon at
the Plaza hotel and the remains will
most probably be shipped to Boston
tomorrow.
Mr.. Seward, an insurance man from
Albuquerque. was here today.
MI. Spiessberger and bride are here
from Chicago. Mr.. Spiessberger is
trying to sell a little clothing between
times.
Las Vegas, June I6.-The Ladies'
Guild of the Episcopal church met this
afternoon with Mrs. A. II. Whitmore.
The Thursday afternoon Whist club
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. J. S.
Clark at her home.
The remains of James O'Mara. the
bookkeeper killed last Sunday at san
Pedro, were taken through last night
on their way back to New York, the de-
ceased's fathers home.
Father Capalupita left this afternoon
for Albuquerque.
|. Hon. ]. S. Duncan returned this af-
%ternoon from Brooklyn.
Fireman Trask and wife have gone
10 Wisconsin IOT a VlSlt.
Howe's circus played here to a good
crowd today. Many from the neigh
boring towns attended.
A. Singer sud son are here from Al
buquerque.
The ice plant started up yesterday
for their first time and are now freez-
ing their first water. Their first crop"
will not be worth much except for cool
ing purposes as tne smut in the pipes
will have to be cleaned out first. The
plant is a most complete n and a
splendid addition to the city.
Miguel Romero, who has been laid
up for the past five weeks from the
result of an operation, is now able to
be around again.
Rafael Chaves, an elderly citizen,
but scrapy, started on the war path
at Joya Larga last Saturday n swat
ted Jose MANUEL aranja over the head
a couple of good whacks, and as a re-
suit Judge Baca is having him before
the court today. Chaves is the father
Of Mauricio Chaves who was sentenced
before the district court last week to
one year in the ~penitentiary for horse
stealing, but sentence suspended dur
ing good behavior.
Fields big department store is be-
ing frightened up by the painter and
the wall given a calsomining.
The cavalry and infantry drill last
night by gas light made by patent
lights was a very pretty sight and
quite a little crown turned out to hee
the manouevers. Part of the cavalry
we're mounted, and new commands
were given. The boys are becoming
quite proficient at drill.
School district No. 4 in old town
had their closing exercises last night
.. at the school house. A large crowd
: heard the young people recite pieces
and dialogues. At the end of the pro
, gram which was quite an interesting
: one, Rudolph Vollmer, president oi
: the board. made a nice talk to the pu
: pills complimenting them on their worl
> and encouraging them to further eff
: forts.
Sheriff Romero and his three depu
! ties returned from Santa Fe this morn
!. ing, where they escorted the county
eight prisoners. During the trip dow
d. Sheriff Romero had a talk with Rivers
: the burglar who tried to break Jail
y Rivers thought there was only ont
) stone in the wall, and was laughing a
. the snap of getting away, until thu
sheriff told him there was two, thu
a Walls DelnS uOuDle. hiNeTS also tOl'
= him they intended letting the rest o
. the prisoners.
A decree of divorce has been granted
Nell r. Mason from her husband, Free
Mason, on the grounds of abandonment
and desertion. Mrs. Mason came t
y Las Vegas some time g from Mime
apolis, and does not know the where
abouts of her recent hubble.
. a suit for divorce has been enteret
:. in Guadalupe county by Jacinta B. Uli
!. barri against her husband, Luis. Sh,
charges desertion and abandonment, il
= spite of her having been a loving, fond
ling wife. This wife abandonment
business is getting to be a too regula
l. thing in these parts, and the careless
" husbands should be brought to tim,
and made to loosen up a nice amour
of alimony; then they would be careful
in who they marry.
The Aqua Pura company has enter
ed suit against the board of count,
= commissioners to secure judgment il
q the sum of SO, 2S4.97, that amount, it i
4 claimed, is due for water rental from
thirty-fve hydrants for the past fiv,
q years. The county officials have beel
hard drinkers, evidently.