Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-16


score of "a birds ouc of 20 in the sin
giles. He also made Q out of 10 in the
doubles. Mr.. Miller made 90 out of
the 25, Al Quinley 16, Maloney II, and
Mackel IA. The men are rounding into
shape. and confidently expect to,carry
off one of the prizes at the territorial
fair. o..
c.. p. Jones, who has been here from
Santa Rosa taking the baths at the
Springs, returned home this morning.
Mrs. B. L.. Mills, Mrs. w. b. Hiett,
the Misses Beardsley and Miss Ken
derdine took their lunch baskets today
and went to Romeroville canyon to
spend the day picnicking.
Las Vegas is to have a new gents
furnishing goods store. and they will
fill the last vacant store room On the
east side.
The friends of Miss Ida Wiley in Las
Vegas. and they are numerous, will be
%agreeably surprised to know of her en-
gagement to w. H. Peck, a wealthy
mine owner of Cripple Creek, Colo.
Word was received here yesterday eve
I ming that the engagement had just
been announced. Miss Wiley will be
remembered as the daughter of Con
tractor Wiley, who formerly resided in
this city. Mr.. Wiley was one of the
early settlers, and the family will be
remembered by all of the older resi-
dents.
Hon. jefferson Reynolds went over
to Santa Fe this afternoon for a short
, business trip. He will return tomor-
row. ,a
, Rev. ]. II. Selby and wife returned
, this afternoon from their long vaca-
/. ton trip to California. They report a
splendid time and a good rest. J1e
Rev. ]. B. Gallon, who has been in
D New Mexico for the past twenty years,
e left today for Europe to see his par
ents.
g There was a wedding among the Cas-
$ tenada employees last night. Elmer M.
a Swartzell, the second cook, was mar
n ried to Miss Eva O.. Ashbaugh, OF
o Lamy. The wedding was held at the
Y Presbyterian parsonage, Rev. Norman
o Skinner conducting the ceremony,
n which tool place at s o'clock. Miss
If Mary McDermott acted as bridesmaid
n and J. Van Endert as best The
q couple departed for Lamy and will
s take a trip to California before they re
d turn here
The Ell Porvenir Coal & Fuel com
e. pany had their traction engine on tht
,r streets today exhibiting it. a tractor
engine is an unusual sight in this par
of the country and crowds surrounded
the engine wherever it stopped. Th'
e company were doing 1t for advertising
purposes, they desiring to dispose of
lot of their stock to secure money 10
II development purposes. The compan.
p is capitalized for $3.50, 000, with tn
face value of shares 81 each. OF tn
IN total number of shares for sale 100, O0O
R. 80, 900 have already been sold, some TO
as high as % cents per share. TIL
company have now placed on the maj
ket 60, 900 shares and will, for a fey
N days, sell them at Is cents per share
in lots of S. and over. The eompan
NJ have now over SO, 900 worth of ms
chinery for mining purposes a hav
nj. opened up some exceedingly good vein
of the black diamond. .
n j. NJ. Quinley, a brother OF Al an
Frank Quinley. of this city, is her
from MERGED, CAL, 81 a visit to HI
brothers.
Re The remains OF Thomas X. Five
will be shipped tomorrow to Phoeni'
he Arizona, where they will be interre'
at The wife of the dead man is eXpecte
to arrive tomorrow from Chicago I
nix look after the arrangements and a
rim company the remains to Phoenix.
no Hon. j. S. Duncan and w. G.. Hayde
To are expected TO return Sunday frol
their trip over the territory in the i
be terest of the Southwestern Buildir
art association.
he Harry Paine returned this afternoc
from his several weeks trip to IA
mi sas. where he visited his relatives.