Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-11
FROM LAS VEGAS.
Fire ir a Shop-Reserve Trespassers
Wool Prices Good.
BRAV OF YOUNG LADY.
Special Correspondence.

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Lar yenburg, inspector for the Pecos
river forest reserve, has filed five COM
plants against different parties for
trespassing on the reserve. The COM
plants were filed before United States
Commissioner Bunker.
The fire alarm brought the company
to Young & Biehl's shop this afternoon
about 8 o'clock, they having sounded
the alarm on account of a blaze that
a started in their shop. The horses
were up in the north part of town so
the wagon could 10 turn out. The
hoe was pulled across the alley, but
the water was not turned on as the
fire was ~extinguished quickly. Damage
of about SIS was done. The fire is sup
posi- to have caught by a bottle OF
case me being turned over, though it
is a mystery how it ignited.
John o. Sullivan and sister, who have
been here several weeks, will leave to-
night for Louisville.
l.iss Helen Kelly entertained a num-
beI of her little friends with a party
this afternoon in honor of Miss Hide
gard Hurley, who has been visiting her
for some time. The little folks had a
good time.
T. Ortiz and neice came up from
Santa Fe today to visit his father.
Chris Christensen left this afternoon
for Old Wyne, Iowa, on the receipt of
the news that his wife is quite sick.
Celso Baca and wife have transfer
red to Sosteno Montoya de Garcia two
lots on the west side of precinct &c.
Consideration, $50.
Los Conchas reports a good rain yes
terday afternoon. The rain is the
principle topic with the people these
days as it mean much in a financial
way to everybody concerned.
The Thursday afternoon Whist club
was pleasantly entertained his after
noon by Mrs. Charles Sporleder.
ms. Charles Ilfeld has cards out for
a dancing party on the night of July IL
in honor of Miss F1orsheim, viii is
visiting Mrs. Lucien Rosenwald.
DIR. A. p. Morrison and wife arrived
here today from Ell Paso for a weeks
stay. DIR. Morrison is superintendent
of the Methodist missions for the ter
ritory.
The price of wool reached the 1874
cent point this morning, and there is
not a great deal coming in today at
that. The wool growers claim the price
is still too low, and the larger buyers
say they do. not know how they ear
come out square by paying such prices
now paid. There you are; take o u
choice. 1t is estimated that there will
be S .0O0, 900 pounds of wool disposed Of
in Las Vegas during the year.
Miss Ethel Bugbee, accompanied by
Miss Vera Chapman, whom she has
been visiting here, left today for South
Bend, Ind.
Charles A. McNair, a brother of T. B.
McNair, arrived this morning from st.
Louis and went OIL out to the Monte
yuma, at the springs, where he will re-
main a month or so.
A number of the colored society
lights gave a dance at Monte Carlo hall
last night. They had a regular cake
walk of a time.
Theodore Hockmeyer left this after
noon for his business trip south. Mrs.
Hockmeyer will remain a month with
her parents here for a visit.
j. r. Smith, the miller, is feeling
unusually happy today. 1t was a boy
last night, and it makes a lively, neal
thy trio at his house.
Amos Kline is a bit under the wealth
ed today. but is still able to be about.
j. X. Williamson, who had an eye
badly injured on the Fourth, will not
lose the sight as was at first thought.
He is to be congratulated on his mar
row escape.
The young Martinez boy who had a
hand nearly blown off on the Fourth
by holding a cannon cracker, is getting
along well, and the doctor says the
wound is doing nicely and will soon be
wc,l.
Little Miss Mary, the daughter of
W. L. Thompson, entertained a num-
her of little friends at the family home
on Eighth street this afternono. The
occasion was her 5th birthday and the
little folks had a big time.
Z. l.. Hamblin has returned from his
business trip TO Santa Fe, where he
picked up a little business.
Miss Mary Kilgore left this after
noon for her home in Sallda, Colo,
after spending some time in this city.
Invitations are out for a party by
Mrs. +. III. Pierce next Thursday, in
honor of her visiting sister, Mrs. Don
aid Tyler, of Greensboro, Ky.
James G. Fitch, of Socorro, a prom
inent attorney, vent through today en-
route to Chicago. where he will meet
his wife and they will enjoy an outing
on the lakes.
Miss Regina Rosenwald, daughter
of Edward Rosenwald, of Albuquerque,
arrived today for a visit with relatives
here. She will stay with Mrs. Ceciho
Rosenwald, and will remain some time.
Mrs. Mollie Wilson, of Deming, was
brought here today to be incarcerated
in the asylum for the insane. Mrs.
Wilson is about middle aged and is not
violent.
Joe Larrazolo has accepted 4 posi-
ton with Dick as delivery boy.
Howard Ireland is now employed ut
the ice plant.
Miss Cora Wells, d|aughtec of j. H.
Wells, out in the suburbs northwest
of town, wears the local medal foI
pluck and bravery. Ii has just come to
light that she chased a bold, bad burg
lar AVA from the family larder with q
big gun last Sunday. 1t seems the
Wells have been missing things from
their gnoke house in the way of pro
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