Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-23
LAS VEGAS.
Goes to Topeka-orange Blossoms
Dearth's Record at Shooting.

Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas N. NJ. Aug. 22.-H. d.
Teed, who has been managing the
Santa Fe telegraph office here left to-
day for Topeka. where, 1t is most prob
able he will remain. 1t is said that he
will be chief clerk to the superintend-
ent of telegraphs at Topeka. but it is
not yet definitely settled. ]. Matthews
will succeed , Mr.. Matthew'S place
ed l.. M. Jones from the chief CNrk-
ship to assistant superintendent of
te~legraphs at Topeka.
Marshal Outright is searching all
the trains today for w. E. Hoyt, who is
wanted in Canon City for embezzle-
ment, he having skipped last night.
Word was received this morning
from Santa Fe that the Antonito club
did not put in an appearance there to-
day, so our team, which had a game
scheduled with them at Santa Fe will
not go down this evening. An effort
is being made to get up a crowd of
200 to go to Santa Fe Sunday after
next, when our ball team will play
Santa Fe. A rate of $3.50 has been
made for the round trip. 1t is most
probable there will be a game between
two local teams here Sunday after
noon.
This morning at the east side Catho-
lie church occurred the marriage of
Reuben Martin TO Miss. Isabel Jara-
milo, Rev. Father Pouget perform
ing the ceremony which made them
one. The ceremony took place just
before Z o'clock mass and was witness
cd by a large audience. The bride
wor a white satin gown. trimmed with
orange blossoms. Pablo Padia and
wife, Quiteria Garcia, attended the
couple.
Yesterday in Springer occurred the
marriage of Miss Salazar to C. Padin-
gee, of Wagon Mound. Mr.. Padingee
is one of the popular young business
men of Wagon Mound and tonight will
give a dance in Wagon Mound to his
friends in honor of his marriage.
Springer has a fair billed from Sep
IeI1DeT 20 10 20.
The b. r. T. social given last night
by the wives of the members at Ros-
enthal hall, was largely attended and
was a decidedly pleasant affair. Re
freshments were served and dancing
was INDUCED in as the amusement.
The ladies cleared quite a nice little
sum on their entertainment.
Troop "A" will give a farewell com
plimentary dance to Lieutenant A. +.
Harrington at their hall tonight. The
troopers will wear their uniforms and
it is to be strictly a military affair.
Mr.. Harrington leaves for the east for
a visit and the company is TO give him
the dance as a farewell compliment.
Mrs. w. H. Manderfeld and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting E. II. Sala-
azar. returned today to their home in
Santa Fe. lsauro SalaZar will accom-
pany his grandmother home for a
visit.
The infantry dance given last night
was well attended, and a nice sum net
ted for the encampment fund.
Thomas Jobson, o. ID. Taylor and
Harry Parker came through here yes
terday evening with a lot of stock
bound from Silver City to Macon City
Mo. Messrs. Taylor and Jobson are
taking 1000 goats back to Missouri
and Mr.. Parker has picked up thirty
seven horses. M. Jobson is a friend
of G. M. Roberts, of this city.
B. II. Dubois, president of the Colo
RADIO sanitary board, and w. C. Dun
can. a prominent business man of Den
yer, are in the city taking in the sights
and enjoying lie at the hot springs.
S. X. Dearth is hardly able to attend
TO business today. II is the result o.
making a shooting record at the traI
yesterday, that has never been equal
led in the town. He took twenty-five
birds out of twenty-five in the singles
and then proceeded to take ter
straight doubles Immediately after
wards to prove the first score was not
an accident.
The demolition Of the old Coor'
frame building at the corner of SIKH
and Lincoln avenue will begin Mon
day, and the work on the new building
will be rushed through.
The rains yesterday extended almos'
all the way from Trinidad TO Las We
gas from the north, though at some Of
the places, Ration and Wagon Mound
il was rather light.
Miss Lima Willard arrived yesteS