Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-08
LAS VEGAS.
Miss Reynolds Marriage-San Miguel
Democrats-Short Items.

Democrats-Short Items.
Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas, N. NJ. Oct. S.-George P.
Money left yesterday evening for Las
Cruces to attend court. He has several
Chinese cases on hand.
Gov. NJ. A. Otero returned yesterday
evening to the territorial capital. Mrs.
Otero and son, Miguel, remained over
for a visit.
J. f. Sullivan left this evening for
Mexico, where he will connect himself
in some mines as superintendent.
II. E. Blake will leave tomorrow for
the Pecos country, taking along a cou-
pie Of miners. Mr.. Blake will do the
assessment work on his four claims
there and cast his eye around for some
more valuable claims. Mr.. Blake says
~prospectors and the outlook there is
particularly alluring.
Mrs. Lizzie Brockin returned yester-
day afternoon from her trip to Chicago
where she was several weeks.
Mrs. Paulita G.. de Ulibarri was ap-
pointed administrators of the estate of
Atalanio F. Ulibarri, deceased, yester-
day, by the probate court. The ap-
~praisement of the estate was made and
the bond of the Administrative ap-
proved. This was all the business be-
fore the court, and it adjourned then
until November "a.
The county commissioners held a
long session yesterday and transact
ed a lot of routine business. The
quarterly report of the assessor was
approved, and a couple of judges OF
election appointed to take the place of
the two who were appointed who did
not reside in the precinct where ap
pointed.
The commissioners did not appoint
any delegates to the irrigation con
gress, on account of it being toe late,
A petition signed by over a hundred
citizens of Pecos asking for a bridge
over the Pecos river was presented
and held over for consideration.
Tomorrow at high moo will occur
the marriage of Miss Ruth Reynolds,
daughter of Hon. Joshua Reynolds, to
Prof. James McNary, one of the most
popular members of the Normal facul,
ty. The marriage win take place at
the Reynolds home on National ave
nue., Rev. McNary, father of the groom
officiating, assisted by Rev. Norman
Skinner. The wedding will be private
for members of the family, excepting a
few intimate friends, among whom
will be Governor and Mrs. Otero. The
bride and groom will take a honey
moon trip. though it is not yet known
Just which way they will go.
Rev. A. p. Morrison, of FL PasO, ar
rived here yesterday from Ration and
will be present at the Methodist con
ference this week.
The Spanish Methodist conference
will begin tomorrow and last two days
1t will be presided over by Rev. Har
wood, of Albuquerque, and will be fol
lowed by the English conference, also
lasting two days.
The nearer the time m for the
democratic county convention mex
Saturday, the more nervous the mem
bers of that faith here become. Nc
delegates have as yet been chosen OF
the east side TO the county convention
and at this writing no call has beer
made public. Interest seems to be lag
ging. Apropos of the territorial con
vention at Albuquerque a number o
the democrats here are talking of var
ious names for the nomination for dele
gate. 1t seems to be the opinion o
the leaders in that party that the mill
tary post question will play a decided
ly important part in the nomination
for delegate. They accuse the Albu
Querque democrats and republicans
too, of playing that game, and tina
they will try and have no one but al