Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-20
TOWNS OF LAS VEGAS
Bv SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

DIV me MNfn0Nlrl lultfN inst HikUt was
one of the most unique, as well as en-.
terialnlne. affairs. ever given in the
social line IN this city There were
about 226 tourists and some SOC was
taken a. as fare. Tho first steamer
which happened 10 be hay rack, left
the Methods, church, United States.
shortly after q IN the afternoon. The
United States was In charge Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson. and the church was
beautifully decorated with flags. pic
lures Of the PIE idents and otherwise
was The nation i,y well displayed. COT
fee ana cake So We the refreshments
here Twenty minutes was allowed at
each place to see the country" and
get some 81 the reireshments at each
place. The route from the United
States was Via way OF Mexico, at the
home Of Mrs Charles Schlott. Here
tortillas hct tomaIes and peppered
dishes left no doubt in the tourist
mind where be was The flag of the
country was displayed here, as at each
country were The decorations such as
10 saow the nationality as well as the
fooA served The tourists next en-
barred across The Pacific in the roll.
ing hay ack and arrived at China and
Japar iN By Mrs An Hing West
lung. The guests sat on the floor
around the tea table and ate rice. with
OFT the ai1 o. chCp sticks. The long
stretch to Germany was next made.
and Frau JAMES Robbins greeted the
tourists and served them with pretzels,
cheese. coffee and sauer k:aIt. To
Italy and Sonora S. PATHS was a short
jump. and steamlng spaghetti and cof.
fee was enjoyed to the splendid sing
ing Of Miss Kaiie Bacigalupo. IL was
a sea trip next 70 England, where her
Iadyshlp. Mrs. w. T. rreverton, ruled
with fair hand and had real Eng
lsh dinner Of roast beef and trim
mines. with coffee and cake. II was
not so far TO Iceland and Greenland.
which was ruled by Mrs. II. Studebak-
eric. Ice cream and cake was the bill
here, to which was added music by the
band. The rate Of 80 cents for the trip
skinned Cooks agency TO death. The
trip was made without mlshap, and
will be long remembered by the tour
lists.
Three carloads Of secured wool were
loaded here yesterday and seven today
for shipment east.
Miss Blake daughter OF Col Blake
Of Beulah. left last evening for Art
zona. where she will accept a position
in school.
w. b. Twitchel left today for the
state of Micheaacan, Mexico, where he
goes In the employ of Prof. Frank c.
Smith. of Now York. the mining ex'
pert. to investigate some properties
This is q deserved compliment to Mr.
Twitchell's capacity as mining ex
pert. for work he Is to do for Mr.. Smith
Is very important. and 1t viii take him
about two weeks.
Prof Frank c. Smith. of New York
who has ben here several days locking
over the mining outlook here and else
where in the territory. today left fol
his home. where he is at the head of 9
large company OF capitalists. While
with w. d. Twitchell down near the
big Hamilton mine, he assisted Mr.
Twitchell in prospecting one OF the
rosiest claims that has been staked TO,
some time. 1t is only about half mile
from the famous Hamilton mine. which
recently sold for SIS, 900.
Miss Pearl Goodall entertained 9
number of friends last night in honor
OF Arthur Nvgren. who is shortly t.
leave the city, returning to he's home
In Illinois, where he will remain. A
good social time was enjoyed and re
freshments were served.
Miss Mollie Kennedy is off from hel
position at Ilfeld's. sick.
A meeting of the creditors in thu
bankruptcy case of A. A. SENEGAL, II
called for next Thursday morning a
10 O'Clock before Referee S. b. Davis
Jr
In the hearing before the referee IN
bankruptcy. s. h. Davis. yesterday. M
creditors appeared in the case of vii
liam standish and there will be no fur
ther meeting. nor will there be a trus
tee appointed. II Is up to Mr.. Standisl
now TO apply TO the court for re
lease.
Miss Cora Gehring. OF Albuquerque
viii he the guest Of Mrs, Mann on Sun
day.
Died, last night at Q o'clock. at tn
age OF SO years Mrs. Martha Esquibe
de Roybal, wife ~ Jose n. Roybal Tn
mother left -four children and a sorrow
ing husband TO mourn her loss. TIL
funeral VIII take place tomorrow fror
the residence near the normal.
Master Willie Upton had the misfol
tune 70 get his leg quite badly hun
yesterday evening while riding his b
cycle UP Bridge street near The hos
house. The street was fun OF vehicle
and he endeaY0red TO cross. when b
was struck by the rig of Mrs. Andre
sena knocked under the wheels an
had his bicycle badly torn up. beside
receiving the injury. He brayely trie