Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-21
JONES HAS RESIGNED.
Santa Fe Agent at Las Vegas Leaves
the Company.
THE ELKs' CELEBRATION.

Las vegas, Juue lV.-lne Oun son
of G. NJ. Dougherty, the Hot Springs
branch brakeman, has about recovered
from his scarlet fever and will soon be
able to be out. Mr.. D~augherty. who
has been off. resumed his run today.
Harvey Warner. who is an employee
in Secretary Reynolds Office in Santa
Fe. is here and will, with his family,
go out to the mountains for an out
ing.
Sunday is the longest day in the
year. 1t will be fourteen hours and
t~hirty-fve minutes long. The sun will
rise at 4:44 o'clock and set at 7:19.
The funeral of Ed Boylin will be
held tomorrow afternoon from the east
side Catholic church at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Nina Murphy. of Ration. leaves
tonight for a visit of several weeks in
Lincoln. Neb. She is the wife Of Con-
ductor Murphy who is wen known in
this city.
H. a. Harvey is down from the
mountain heights today.
The attendance at the socialist lee
ture last night was rather thin, only
about thirty coming out. DR.. Gould
made a good talk to those of the faith
full that did endure the hot room.
A. A. Jones, the popular Santa Fe
/ lICh6l dStHl mas sent III Il ltSiShaN
ton and he was relieved today by F.. p.
Waring as agent. Mr.. Jones' many
friends will regret to see him leave a
service he has so long faithfully serv-
ed. but will also wish him success in
his new business venture, for which
he has quit the railroad service. Mr..
Jones has formed a partnership with
Mr.. Smith. the miller, and they Will
open up a mercantile business togeth-
err with milling at Los Lunas. Mr..
Jones will leave at ono for his new
location but his family will remain
here for the present. F. p. Waring,
, who succeeds Mr.. Jones, is a well and
popularity known gentleman and has
been in the Santa Fe service, mostly
in the freight department for the past
fifteen years, n was formerly agent
} at Wallace. He is well fitted for his
new position and it is fortunate that
so popular a man should succeed one
of the same kind. Here's success to
10th of you gentlemen.
Died, yesterday evening at Z o'clock,
Ed. A. Boylin. The deceased was a
Waterman here, well known, and was
SO years of age. Mr.. Boylin was a suf-
ferer to some extent from tuberculosis.
he having an old shot wound through
his right lung, but his death last night
was rather sudden n unexpected.
He leaves two brothers and a sister.
I, Mrs. Jet Harris left this afternoon
for Illinois, near Chicago, where she
will make her future home.
Col. A. S. Taylor, the father of Mrs
w. NJ. Lewis, arrived yesterday even
. ing for a visit in the city, and, posi-
bly, will make her future residence
here. Col. Taylor comes here from
v Miami, Mo-, but is one of those genial
Kentucky colonies. His father was
one of the old travellers of the Santa
" Fe trail. he making trading trips to
Santa Fe from Kentucky. it taking
him two and a half years to make the
f round trip.
Amelia H. Bingham, the solicitor fol-
the Salvation Army home at Amity
Colo. left this afternoon for the col
ony. She received a subscription o.
S45.9O in this city and desires to thank
all those who helped her.
r. Z. Leatherman, the hustline
young deputy United States marshal
of Albuquerque, returned to the
Duke city this afternoon. While here
n he brought Francisco Alive, of Ell Por
yenir, before United States Commits
sioner Bunker on a charge OF pastur
ing goats in the Pecos river forest re
serve. The complaint was made by
George Langenberg. COMMISSIONS
Bunker dismissed the case.
The wind, together with a new mar
g at the trap, made the scores at the
gun club shoot yesterday rather small
$. r. Dearth is wearing the badge fol
thirteen birds out of twenty. Hap
DIV Miller made a score of sixteen
b birds out of twenty. but as he is not q
member of the club he cannot wear the
badge.
Watermelons have made their ap
g p%earance on the local market ana the
druggists have begun compromising
cholera morbus mixtures an an ante
t dote.
S John. Louis and Richard Dudulph
returned today from Jesuit college al
Denver where they have been attend
ing school. Carlos Dunn also came IN
d with them.
Y Hon. Wallace Reynolds came NJ
/ from Santa Fe yesterday evening anc
returned his afternoon. He said San
ia Fe had a very hot week last week
The Elks had a big time at theil
lodge last night, five members beinl
put through. and a Dutch lunch served
as a reward for the efficient work. ID
/, Chambers, c. r. James, Ralph Quin
ley, John c. Taylor, of Springer, an'
Demetrio Silva were the additions Il
the corral. Two others were elected
but were not put through.
ir AS a cosmopolitan town Las vega
is lit" At the Masons last night ther'
y were members present from Kansas
Montana and Florida.
Patricio Sandoval. n of the oil
wheel horse politicians, was down from
FL Porvenir today.
Ie The Fourth of July celebration i
t going TO be a good one. IL is backe'
It by some of the best business men OF
1t the west side, Jefferson Reynolds, Ecu
genio Romero, K. Rosenwald, Charlie
t. Hfeld and ID. c. Winters. There is
large program of races arranses, tw'
bands of musicians, big display o
fireworks, practice run by the e, Re