Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-05
LAS VEGAS.
Scenes and incidents Of a Lively
Town. So
IoclUPouTICS BECOMING INTERESTING.
Special Correspondence.

<. uIdNu uy tlSlut ANb. ENs NhiOuSu
from Topeka to El Paso, was here yes
terday evening for a few minutes, leav-
ing at 4:30. On the special were Gen
eral Manager II. L.. Nudge. w. b.
Story, chief engineer CT the Santa Fe,
of Topeka; d. E. Cain. general super
intendent of the western division; G.
NJ. Taylor. mechanical superintendent,
and c. A. Morse, principal assistant
engineer, of La Junta, and Il. G. Fox,
superintendent CT this division. The
party were headed for FL Paso to look
over the Rio Grande division, and the
damage done by the recent washouts.
Mrs. S. E. Curtis and family, the
family of Roy Curtis, lately deceased
will leave this week for New York
City. where they will make their fqf-
ure home.
Louis c. nfeld. a promising young
attorney from New York City, is ex-
pected to arrive here the last OF this
week for severed weeks visit with his
parents.
Felix Montana. an employee of the
Santa Fe tie picker, was this morning
at z O'Clock married to Miss Cesario
Gutierrez by Rev. Paul Gilberton at
the church of Our Lady of Sorrows on
the west side. A wedding feast IA
served today and the party made mer-
~ most of the day.
Rev. A. NJ. Lumpkin Is expected to
return this week from his vacation
trip to Kansas. and occupy the pulpit
at the Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. w. D. Beggs and son left today
for their home in Pittsburg, after
spending some time at Rociada with
friends.
Mrs. Lorena Simpson, the sister in
law of Theodore Chacon. is expected
here tomorrow from Trinidad to make
a visit with relatives.
r. B. Schoonmaker, of Ilfeld's. is
taking a ten days vacation and will
go to his ranch up in the mountains.
ii. o. Brown accompanied him to the
ranch for a few days visit.
Miss Hattie Heineman. of Fields, Is
on the indisposed list today.
Sheriff Romero and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Pablo Jaramillo, will
leave tomorrow for a trip down coun-
try to Ell Cuervo.
Don Felix Esluibal. chairman of the
board of county commissioners, today
returned to his home at San Geroni-
mo.
At the meeting of the school board
of district No. A last night, the teach
ers were appointed for the coming
year, which opens on September 10
Enrique Armijo was appointed princi
pal, Miss Georgia Murray was appoint
ed to teach the middle grades n Miss
Frances T. Sena was appointed to
teach the kindergarten classes. Louis
Gallegos was appointed ~janitor and the
board will meet on the 18th to fix the
respective salaries.
Hon. Ramon Gallegos returned today
to his home at San Jose, afetr attend
ing the meeting Of the county com
m~issieners,
Jeselino Gonzales aud Dionicio Gar
dune got into o little alteration in up
per town yesterday and Joselino is TO
day having a hearing before Justice
Tafova on the charge of assault with
deadly weapons.
Severe Baca, justice of the peace in
precinct 7, has resigned.
Miss Mae Sebben, of this city, has
secured a position as teacher at Eliza
BEETHOVEN, and has proceeded to her
post.
Charles Lewis. of Engle, was given
the past master degree at the special
c~onvocation of the Royal Arch chapter
last night. Mr.. Lewis, who is a promi
nent cattle man, returned to his home
at Engle this afternoon.
Charles Sporleder has received WORD
from his son, Walter, at La Junta, thai
he is slowly recovering from his in
jury sustained some ten days g by
getting pinched between cars. He will
be confined to his bed for about 81,
weeks yet.
Miss Minnie Deterick will leave to
morrow for the bean and music centel
OF America-Boston. She will enteI
the conservatory of music there 70
the winter.
Mrs. Garnet Burks and daughters
Misses Maggie and Mossie. and Mrs
r.. E. Bryant will leave the last of tn
week for Chicago and Louisville
Their visit will be an extended one.
Miss Helen Frakes has resigned he
position with nenry Levy.
h. c. Leahy. who has been one of tn
telegraph operators here, and family
viii leave the last of the week for S
Paul, where Mr.. Leahy has a positio
in the Geographic department of tn
Northwestern railroad.
Miss Cecilia Connel, who has bee
visiting Mrs. II. j.. Ryan and othe
friends here, Will leave tomorrow fo
Pueblo, to visit her brother. She wi
later go down to Albuquerque and o