Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-22
FROM LAS VEGAS
Death Of Miss. La Master Govern
ment Surveyors in Field.
NEW JEWISH RABBI.
Special Correspondence.

W. tit aAht uP iiOhh 81 - ooso
day night for a visit with her friends
in the Meadow City. She came by way
of Santa Rosa, and says she got fear
fully homesick while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hockemeyer
arrived here yesterday from lei Paso.
Mrs. Hockemeyer will visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rothgeb,
while her husband is on the road.
herman Ilfeld returned Saturday
night from Santa Rosa. He has been
visiting his iance back in Kansas City,
also, for several weeks.
Sidney Rosenwald arrived here this
afternoon from Albuquerque for a
couple of weeks visit with relatives.
Capt. w. C. Ried went down to Albu-
querque this afternoon on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Menet left this after
noon for the northern part of the terri
tory, where they will take in the fes-
tivities ct Taos the last of this month.
w. NJ. Lewis returned Saturday eve
ming from his trip to Colorado Springs
to attend the meeting of the Western
Funeral Directors association. He re-
ports a pleasant time.
w. ID. White, wife and boy, of To-
peka, Kan, arrived here Saturday
night to visit with the family of Joe
Miguel. Mrs. White is a sister of Mr..
Miguel, and was so unfortunate as to
lose a purse on No. l containing $50.
Sol. Luna was here a short time Sat
urday seeing the boys and talking over
majorities. He says Los Lunas repub-
licans will do their part.
w. l.. Crockett returned Saturday
evening from his visit to Spokane,
Wash, and other points in the north
west, including the Yellowstone Park.
Harry e was here Saturday from
Albuquerque seeing the sights of the
Meadow City.
f. o. Blood received a telegram Sat
urday morning announcing the death
at Los Lunas of Miss Francis LaMas-
ter, formerly of this city, but now a
resident of Los Lunas. Mrs. LaMas-
ter left Las Vegas just a week ago
with her daughter, to visit her hus-
band, and the daughter was then well.
The death was sudden, and the cause
is not known. The interment will take
place tomorrow at San Marcial.
H. E. Blake has a couple of sacks of
ore he brought from the Pecos coun-
try. He prospected a couple of weeks
and has some of the best specimens of
ore that has been seen in the city for
some time. There seems to be not only
gold and copper in that country, but
iron as well, he having some speci
mems that run as high as so per cent
iron. Mr.. Blake will spend the winter
in that country mining. He has locat
ed four claims and will locate more
later. The claims are about forty
miles from this city.
The party given Friday night by Mr.
and Mrs. e. l.. Browne was a very de
lightful gathering. There were forty
guests present, the amusement of tn,
evening being six-handed euchre, anC
a merry evening it was. The party
was given to celebrate Mr.. and Mrs
Brownies sixteenth marriage anniver
sary. 1t was given last night because
the date this year fell on Sunday. Thu
winners of the prizes were Mrs. Kat
Reynolds Dean, first in games for thu
ladies, n Charles A. Spiess first TO
the gentlemen. Miss Jeanette Richie.
took the prize for the ten hands. TIL
home wal gorgeously decorated wit
cut flowers, and delicious refresh
ments we're served.
The government surveyors who ha'
beer defining the line between tn
Mora and Las Vegas grants and tn
Pecos forest reserve for the past tw'
months, have reported that they foun'
the northwest corner of the Las Vega
grant, which has long been in doubt
and for which some of the owners O
land on the grants have offered a re
ward. The line, if correct, win take
strip off the reserve about two an
one-half miles wide and thirty mile
long. giving most of that amount to tn
Mora grant. The surveyors have ais
been cross-sectioning parts of the r.
serve for the government.
The initial address of DIR. Lefkovit
at the Hebrew temple Friday nigf
was a splendid one, and the Montefior
congregation is very much please
with their new rabbi. DR.. Lefkoyit
took for his topic, The Ideal Mini
tel" and e-cke for over an hour, 81
ing his conception of the ideal. He
a very f~orcc-ul talker, eloquent, use
elegant diCtiOn and the members al
very enthusiastic over their new pa
tor in general. Next Friday night Il
doctor will diocuss The Ideal Congr
cation" Thee was a large attendant
to hear the initial address, and Il
music furnished by the quartet, col
posed of Mrs. S. c. Brown. Miss Rot
geb, Charles Kohn and l.. r. Allen, WI
a real treat. Mrs. Charles Kohn pr