Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-11
LAS VEGAS
An Interesting Collection of Local
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An Interesting Collection of Local
Paragraphs.
Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas N. M, Nov. 1O.-Miguel
Ortiz, chief deputy sheriff of Santa Fe
county, returned to his home at Santa
Fe this afternoon.
Judge Booth came in today from
Elixabethtown.
Mrs. Phillip Dell returned this after
noon from her visit of a few days at
Denver.
Miss Jessie 1lfeld returned this after
noon from her visit of a few days at
Denver.
j. Santos Esquibei left this after
noon for albuquerque and other points
for a couple Of days sojourn.
Mrs. w. l.. Smith returned this aft
ernoon from her visit at st. Louis.
A. M. Bergerersturned to his home
ut Santa Fe this Afternoon. He was
consoling with the defeated sorehead
republicans here.
An alarm Of fire was turned in this
morning for the Montezuma restaurant
about $3.50, to put out a blaze started
there from the soct,catching on fire in
the chimney. Little. damage was done
except scorching the ceiling and the
IRE company had little to do.
Frank J. Buck, the engineer for the
Tecolote reduction mill company
leaves Denver tonight and will arrive
tomorrow. sHerwif iAy outsthe site for
the mill at Tecolote.t 49,
John Baker returned this afternoon
from his trip down to the Hamilton
mining district and came back with 9
whole grip fullaof specimens "a &c
Charles Wyman and bride, WOO haxs
been visiting shere'a few days, left te.
day for Trinidad for a short visit be-
. fore returning to their home at Colo.
RADIO Springs. They have been honey
incoming on the Pacific coast, , s,.s.
7 George r. Kaseman, chief deputy
United States marshal of Albuquerque,
arrived here yesterday to attend court,
; Gus. Krabbe. who has been the clerk
in the Center Block pharmacy, left to.
day for Keokuk, Iowa. where he will
taise q coursean aentistry.
Miss Elizabeth. Smith, who has been
visiting her auntf Miss Lockhard. OF
the Plaza hotel. returned today to her
home at Detroit.
Mrs. Will Rosenthal was able to be
out today for the first time in a couple
of weeks. She suffered a light para
lytic stroke.
c. l.. Doran came down from Trim
dad today on No. 1.
William H. Stapp has accepted a po
sition with e. q. Murphey in the drut
store.
Mrs. Addie Ward was married las
night to Cyrus Richmond at the hom'
Of her brother-inlaw, e. ]. Scott, at
o'clock. The groom is a thrifty black
smith at Clayton and took his brid'
and her three children to his new hom'
at Clayton last night on No. 5.
Mrs. Mary E. Teats, the lectures
left this afternoon for Denver. 4.
T. w. Garrett left this afternoon 70
Ayondaie, Colo, TO visit with hi
daughter. Mrs. w. L. Crockett.
The confirmation of the death
James f. Sullivan in Mexico the got
of October has been received. A N;
tive who was with him was also kille
by the Indians.
George Arnot returned yesterda
evening from her visit at Kansas Cit
OF several weeks.
Richard Dunn, of Rociada, went ov,
to Santa Fe yesterday evening.
j. f. Johnson, j.. II. Mowry and z
gene Logan came over yesterday ev
ming from Logan as witnesses in II
Fort Sumner ~postofice robbery cas-
which is TO be tried this week.
E. b. Wheeler went over to Santa i
yesterday evening on business.
Mrs. b. IIfeld. who has been visitiI
Mrs. Charles HELD here. returned la
evening TO her home at Albuquerque.
Fidel Ortiz left yesterday evenir
for Santa Fe TO take a look at II
capital.
The county commissioners begf
counting the ballots today and the OF
cial vote will be announced oon
The infant daughter OF Villa
Frank was baptized yesterday at Ia
Alamos. Father Ribera, assisted
several other priests, performed Il
ceremony. There were a large numb
of visitors present from Las Vegas al
other places, and a very fine spre'
49, oaf N thosa nFagant in honor