Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-14
LAS VEGAS.
The City Printing Finally Settled, the
Record 0utbidding the Optic.
OTHER LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Special Correspondence.

Louisville, KY, and will visit here fol
some time, Mr.. Yeakle staying will
Mrs. G. A. Spiess and Miss Nones VIII
Miss Mary LaRue.
Justin Thompson, who has beer
braking on the Santa Fe branch Ii
! place of Charles Homes, who was away
with his wife to Kansas, has returned
TO Las Vegas and has taken his own
run here.
The W to the Wells-Fargo ex
press Office is being relaid.
City Engineer LEVY gave the grade
for five lots on Lincoln venue, be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets
this morning for new stone sidewalks
Everyone who has a bad piece OF
sidewalk in front of their home is now
expected to take it out and make ar
rangements for new permanent walks.
The sidewalk boom for the city has
started and many miles should be laid
this summer.
AL Quinley and son and Charles Clay
have returned from their fishing trip
at Kroenig's lakes and report fine
sport. Master Ralph Quinley gave the
"old man" a few pointers on how to
fish. He pulled up the first fish and
landed eight while his father and Mr..
Clay were trying to get a bite. Ralph
is only 8 years old.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, of James
port, Mo. is here seeking health. She
has Travelled extensively in the last
three years, and says she thinks Las
Vegas about the best place yet and
will probably make her home here.
Marshal Outright picked up an ell
derby native this morning wandering
around in the north part of town out
of his mind. He was taken over to old
town for Identification.
A. G. Gordon, the popular cigar
drummer, left today for the Duke city.
c. p. Jensen is here from the Golden
Gate city on business.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion last night and transacted consid-
cradle business. The printing matter,
which las been tn cause of a hard
fight, was finally settled by the Rec
ord and Optic bidding on the publish
ing business Inc the Record got the
contract for 800 the year, the Optic
asking $167. so. The council took a
deep breath when it was finally settled
for it has caused some hard feeling
between the members. The republi-
can members tried to make it a party
question, but some of the half hearted
republicans backed down and the mat
ter was settled as above. A lot of side
walks were condemned and the word
was passed along for a general move
on all the bad walks in the town. A
committee was in from the library ask
ing to be relieved from paying back to
the city the sun of $1,000 the city
would raise by levy for the guarantee
sum for the Carnegie oher. 1t was held
| ounr with nthar pninnr rnottnrG
George p. Gould was given judgment
in the sum of S34 against c. e. Miller
this morning by Judge Mills, the
amount being part of a note Gould had
taken up from a third party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sporleder wa
celebrate their first wedding anniver-
sary tonight by having a few friends
in for a jolly evening.
Died yesterday. Julianita NJ. de Mar.
tineZ, of fever. The deceased was b0
years of age and was buried this after
noon.
Because of arrest without q warrant
and without. cause Alfred Nevin has
sued the Ration Coal, Coke and Fuel
company. He feels he had his reputa-
ton lacerated this much and that his
dignity has been everlasting smashed
to smithereens by such arrest.
Elmer Z. Veeder was given judg-
ment against Bessie Cavanaugh in the
sum of $50 this morning. The case had
been appealed from the Justices court
in precinct 26.
Miss Carol Ross has been out of
school for a couple of days on account
of sickness.
Lorenzo Vai~ez was in from Los
Conchas today and says that Chaperito
had a heavy hail there a few days ago
and that La Carua received five inches
of the ice drops. The fruit. he thinks,
is damaged to some extent.
r. c. Rankin and A. II. Whitmore
returned yesterday from La Cueva
from a weeks fishing trip. The report
lots of sport and a few fish.
Francisco Chaves, the postmaster at
Chaves, was in town today seeing
friends.
The maximum temperature here yes
terday was SO, minimum Sc and the
mean 70. The near humidity was 80.
Charles Kohn did not return home
TO Montoya yesterday as reported, but
went down to Los Alamos for a few
head of steers, which he brought here
and will drive home today with them.
The Kohn brothers are branching out
i'm the cattle business. Their friends
wish them success.
d. Moss, mother and brother arrived
today and will remain for a visit in the
| Meadow city. Mrs. Moss and her young
er son, the latter who is in bad health,
may remain here several months if
they find the altitude not too great.
Mrs. Simon Bacharrach returned
this afternoon from a months visit in
Santa Fe.
Henry Coke went up to aRton this
afternoon.
Col. r. G.. Head and son returned
this afternoon from their visit to Ari-
n
Charles Brown is a new wiper at the
round house.
Miss Blanche Shepherd left this af-
%ternoon for Topeka. Kas.
NJ. f. Porter, of Albuquerque, is in
the city.
r. f. futile leaves tonight for Dem
ing, where he will be cashier in the
Harvey house.