Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-23
LAS VEGAS.
From the Record.

From the Record.
Earl Hartman is able to be about
again after a tussle with the scarlet
fever.
George Arnot is up from the city of
'%'brotherly love" Albuquerque. on a
business trip.
H. l.. Goldenburg has returned to
Puerto de Luna after a few days in the
city transacting business.
Charles Upton and family are down
from Watrous, and he says the alfalfa
will be ready to cut about June 5.
Edward Grunsfeld and Mr.. Gate
wood returned from a trip in the north
ern part of the territory and went on
to Albuquerque.
Harry Gehring, who had been here
for four weeks. left for Mexico, where,
in all probability. he will invest in a
plantation. He is from Pittsburg.
At the trial of Frank Schmidt in
Judge Wooster's court the jury, COM
posed of Harry Brown, Ross Murray,
w. Malbeouf. Isaac Bacharach and Jas.
Williamson. brought in a verdict OF not
guilty. The evidence of the Fleck boy
was very discriminating but the defend
n swore 1t was not so, so the jury
believed him instead of the boy. The
charge was for the stealing of a hand
saw from the shed of George Wagner.
Fleck stated that Schmidt had helped
him in at the shed when he stole the
saw, and Schmidt then took it home
where it was found.
The lavender party given by Mrs. G.
H. Bradley at her home was a most
elaborate and pleasant affair. The dec
orations were lavender, n the same
scheme was carried out in the refresh
ments. The game played was six
handed euchre and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cunning.
ham won first prize. Mrs. W. B. Bunker
the prize for the twenty hands and
Mrs. Joshua Reynolds the consolation
prize. Artificial violets were used for
scoring on the cards. which was quite
a novel idea. The ladies had a most
delightful time for Mrs. Bradley is
certainly a charming entertainer.
From the Optic.
Mrs. T. ]. Haywood is getting better
from a severe illness of some weeks.
The boys are already taking their
baths in the Gallinas. That is they in
dulged up to the beginning of the cold
spell.
John S. Clark returned from his
ranch near Santa Rosa. He found ev-
erything dry and not more than so per
cent of the lamb crop being saved.
The new seventy-five horse power
engine for the Ross-Browne wool scour,
ing plant has arrived and Is being in.
stalled. Work will be completed next
,week and the washer started up.
st. Anthony's sanitarium is under
going some improvements. The ROO
is being repainted and h dining room
repaired. st. Anthony's has one o.
the most perfectly appointed dining
rooms in this city. The oral decora
tions are always exquisite.
DR.. Geo. T. Gould is representing
Bucks gazetteer of New Mexico. This
work will contain a directory of every
city. town and county in the territory
1t will appear neXt January. Six mel
are now in the field engaged in its
preparation. DR.. Gould is in charge o
San Miguel county.
The many friends of F. Schmidt viii
be glad to know that the jury which
heard his case this morning was
unanimously agreed as to his limo
cense and was Immediately discharged
Mr.. Schmidt is a shoe maker anC
works for Mr.. Sporleder. He als'
runs a rooming house on Railroad
venue He has been in this cit!
but two months and is very sorry 70
this affair. This is the first time il
his life that he had ever been arrest