Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-08
LAS VEGAS.

Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas. N. NJ, Sept. Mrs. w.
G.. Hayden and son left Sunday after
noon for a six weeks s%ojourn at Mil
waukee. Shullsburg, Wis, and points
in Missouri.
John A. Ross, the Santa Fe's popular
travelling engineer. and wife. left Sun
DAY afternoon for a three weeks visit
at Chicago.
Hon. ]. S. Duncan left Sunday after
noon for Santa Fe, where he will at
tend the meeting of the board of equal
ization tomorrow.
Judge William J. Mills. Hon. Charles
A. Spiess. Secundino Romero, l.. c.
Fort, and w. E. Gortner returned Sun
day afternoon from their trip to Clay
ton, where they held court. Court ad-
journed Saturday evening, the docket
being small and with no very impor-
tant cases.
Joe Stivrs. of Ration, who attended
the Normal here last year, passed
through here Sunday, en- route to Las
Cruces, where he will enter the agri'
cultural college.
Prof. F. II. Snow, professor in nat
ural history in the Kansas university
at Lawrence, his son, Frank Snow, DR.
c. F. Adams, of Independence, Mo-, and
Roy Noodle, who have been in Arizona
and the Hot Springs for the pas
month on an insect specimen collec
ting trip, today returned to theil
homes. Professor Shaw said theil
trip had been very successful, the!
having about 25, 900 specimens as a re
suit of tne.r trip.
T. G.. Mernin returned Sunday after
noon from a couple of months sojourl
at Los Angeles. He reports a mos
delightful time.
Mrs. NJ. E. Burks and daughters
Misses Mossie and Maggie, and Mrs
r. Z. Bryant. left Sunday for Louis
vile. KY, and other points. They viii
make quite an EXTENDED stay.
Mrs. o. NJ. Wilkerson, who has bee,
visiting Mrs. j. H. York, her sister-ir
law, today returned to her home a
Darlington, Kan.
Patricio Sanchez, n of the repul
lican statesmen of Mora, was here Sal
urday visiting friends. He says so
republican majority will be the resul
this fall in his bailiwick. Francisc
Trujillo accompanied Mr.. Sanchez.
Considerable interest is taken in tn
Hamilton mine deal which has bee.
going on here for several days. TIL
parties who have bought the mine ar
said to represent the Cerillos smelte
people, and the price paid is given a
lei $4,000.
George p. Money and W. G. Koogle
took to the country Saturday morning
They headed for Heinlen's rancl
where they will be gone several day
communing with nature and guessin
on the size of the republican majorit
next November.
William II. Smith, L. c. Mercer an
Walter Pratt returned last evenin
from a trip out to the Old Blue mine
nhtlN lhts lONdlNu NldlllS. win ON
art, who is developing the mine, is i
himself today, looking after som
pumping apparatus.
Mr.. Stuart, who is down abOu
eighty feet in the mine now, has fOun
quite a quantity of free gold and splel
did indications. The mine is locate
on the slope OF a mountain from ea'
to west. Whre they are working nov
there are fourteen inches of wat'
over the loose dirt which has caved /
The entire mine, so far, has had TO !
re-timbered, and they are not yet
the end of the tunnels.
Mrs. l.. c. Butcher and baby arrive
Friday evening from Ration. She w
remain during the winter with her hu
band. who is one of the faculty of Il
Normal.
Miss Margaret C|ayanaugh return'
Friday from her summer stay at ALI
querque. She viii attend the Norm
this year.
Hon. +. A. M~anZanares returned 81
urday from his trip to Indiana, whe
he left his son, Manuel, in the Not
Dame university.
William b. Bunker returned Sat
day from his visit among the Hoosie
He loows well. has the usual smi
and is glad to get back TO Gods col
try again.
The home of Mrs. c. S. Rogers W
the scene of a most unique and
Iightful gathering Friday afterno
from 2 until 6 o'clock. 1t was the
casion of a birthday party given
Mesdames c. s. Rogers and p. c. \
son. the twin daughters of Mrs.
Green. There were thirty ladies pI
ent. and each lady brought all
children, making a total OF ab