Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-12
OF INTEREST IN AND
AROUND LAS VEGAS
Another Chapter to the Hume Family
Troubles Greenier Makes Com
plant Against Her Husband for
Alleged Abandonment.
REPLY OF ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
TO BOARD OF TRADE PROPOSITION
joys Special Daily Service.

| are reported as doing we'll.
Mrs. Fl. Stone and daughter wi
leave this week for Los Angeles, Calf
where they will make their futul
home
j. B. Dawson has purchased a fir
ranch in Route County, Colorado abot
: is miles below Steamboat Springs, an
says he has shaken the sands of Me-
Mexico from his feet for good and wi
live on his ranch where the deer an
antelope are thicker than jiggers in
blackberry bush.
this morning for Santa Rosa on woo
buying expedition.
Mrs. r. CASTER entertained a numbe
of friends yesterday at dinner in homo
of her 18th anniversary of welded lif'
and her 32d birthday
Hon. Charles A. Spiess returned yes.
terday evening from his trip to Clay
ton, where he was on legal business.
Another chapter was added to the
Hume family troubles Saturday night
| When Mr.. Hume gave the child up he
kidnapped it was ON the understanding
that he should see the child as he de-
| sired. Saturday night he came down
| to Mrs. Boone's on Railroad avenue
where Mrs. Hume is staying, and be-
| came threatening, swearing dire ven
geance against Mrs. hume. She sent
| for the police, and asked for warrant
| against her husband. AS the police
went after the same to Judge Tafoya
Judge Wooster on this side being sick
Mrs. Humes attorney got wind of the
trouble and had the warrant squelched,
and there the matter stands. The trou-
bic does not seem to be over.
Three youngsters amused themselves
on Railroad avenue yesterday by load
ing up with rocks and going on the
roof of one of the houses, and tossing
them at the heads of passers by. A
complaint was made to the police, and
the "kids" given a good soaring and
threatened with prosecution if the Of
fense was committed again.
Suit has been entered in Union coun-
ty by Max We'll VS.. Alphonso Padilla,
justice of the peace in precinct q and
others, to restrain tho justice of the
peace and the sheriff frcn enforcing a
certain judgment in attachment rem
dered in the case of Leandro Gallegos
VS.. Manuel Lechuga.
Suit has been entered in Mora county
by Guadalupe T. Valdez against Fran
cisco Lujan, to order the partition of
certain property situated in Mora
county.
There We're a couple of "bailes" Sat-
urday night on the west side. Ben Ro-
nero gave a dance to large number
of his friends at Buffalo Hall, and
number of young people also gathered
at Martinez Hall and tripped the fam
tastic until a late hour.
Rev. Geyer, who has been in the city
turned to his home at Lafayette, Ind.
At the party given by Mrs. B. w.
Williams Saturday afternoon, there
were 25 guests present and they indulg-
splendid refreshments. The prize win
ners We're Mrs. N. S. Belden first prize,
Miss Mackay second, and Mrs. Charles
S. Sporleder the consolation prize.
Tito Macs came down last evening
from Mora and says the crops there are
not very good this year. The first cut
ting of alfalfa was fair, but the rest of
the crops are very much below the av-
erage despite the fact that they had a
couple of rains there last week.
Mrs. Prudence Zimmerman, a physi-
clan of Anderson, Ohio, and Mrs Shriv-
ers of Indiana, have arrived in Las Ve-
gas to care for Walter Shrivers, who is
very low with tuberculosis.
Juan Bruno had an operation per-
formed for appendicitis yesterday and
is said to be in a critical condition to-
day.
Mrs. Fred Greenier made complaint
last night against her husband for
abandonment, and asked that the court
compel him to support her. She claims
that he has contributed little or moth
ing to her support during the last two
months, and that now she being sick,
she needs his help. Mr.. Greenier was
arrested Sunday evening, but his wife
was not we'll enough to appear against
him. and the hearing is postponed.
Miss Bertha Wiser and mother re-
turned yesterday afternoon from their
visit to Topeka. Miss Wiser was gone
several weeks.
Mr.. Sullivan, the mineral expert, who
has been touring the northwest and
has been in Las Vegas, left last evening
for Denver. He will return and proba
bly, investigate the mineral conditions
around this city. 1t is said he repre-
sents considerable capital.
P. ]. Robbins and w. s. Steadman
are in the city from Santa Rosa trans
acting a little business and seeing
friends.
Louis Ilfeld and wife came up from
Santa Fe this afternoon for visit in
the city and a stay at Trout Springs.
Mrs. Joshua Reynolds came up from
her trip down in the southwestern part
of the territory where she spent a few
days with the Hewett camping expedi-
ton.
Marguerite Romero has received a re-
ply from the head Office of the electric
railway company in st. Louis, relative
to the acceptance of the board of trade