Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
LAS VEGAS.


From the Optic
fhc ladies' Of the Episcopal churoa
cleared about $50 last evening by their
supper
Dayis Strapp will accept n position
witch the Colorado Telephone company
at Durango. Colo He leaves for that
point today
Tho Rus Browne WOO securing mill
steamed No yesterday for the purpose
Of heating M the brick and mortar
" wih he ready TO start W at full blast
noyi week.
Clarence iuen has accepted the posi-.
tion as bookkecper with the Gross Kcl-
T. cnmrAnv succeeding Nose Thomas
who went 10 Kansas city. Clarence
Is competent and faithful worker
and will prove himself valuable man
IN h's now cnracitv
Tom pridcmore. mn old Las Vegas
hov, Is reported To have been arrested
AZ the Block ranch near Roswell, Tor
conn ica'ion In he murder of n nelgh-
boring ranchman and for burning the
houses He was detected ms being the
owner Of the gun which was used by
the murdercrs
pr y y. Williams Is down with
cnse OF the grin
down from Hot Springs CANYON
I"pd Cochran lost n fine bay horse
last evening The animals leg was
broken nv accident and the suffering
ben Z wae shot
6 Duncan returned from Los An
gclcs. whore he went to visit his wife
md daughter. He rcnorts the latter
imnrovin~ which will he good news to
ne Vegas people.
Pat Hanlev. the Santa Fe saloon
mon who was operated on AT the
Plaza for rupture is about to he dis
cN9r'scd. having recovered almost com
nlo'ely.
Mrs Wavg'zer. who underwent n
vnrv serious abdominal operation the
fret of th,- week and who is recover
inc from that very satisfactory Is now
su~erinr with congested lung.
Rev l.umnkin is arranging or a Sc
ries of meetings to begin about March
4 He IS expecting Rev. !. r. French
~ posweli " ". TO assist him. Mr..
'nmnfln e well acuainted with Rev.
rrr0ch and saws he ~ a splendid man
fn~ the work
F~idav afternoon Mr. Dearth recelv-
cd n telegram ordering hi INTO ship the
remains Of Gertrude Kenney to her
neonle In Chicago Al Thursday the
three candles OF faith burned softly nj
her head. All dav the white hands
closed motionless over a stainless
cross Al dav the blue ewes were clos
"a IN dreamless sleep She was utterly,
pitifnlly alone. this fair sleeping stran.
ger
w Leslie Maxon an old Las Vegas
how. Is I'm the city visiting his sister.
Ne. G G. Robbins. Mr.. MaXon Is on a
tl... -
lnpss. He has been a steady worker,
50 steady that he only took Law on
Of three weeks in nine wears. and he
saws old nature knocked him down.
temporarlly To give him rest He
holds the position OF foreman of the
Kansas CITY Stock Yards Saddlery
compary. Mr.. Maxon will remain In
the city for few weeks.
Olof Oloson and wife have purchased
of Edward +. hobart and wife the
lake and six acres OF the experimental
station land on the Mora road for $500.
The estate of G.. +. Potter has Decn
finally settled in probate court and the
aaminlstratrix. Mrs Caroline T.. Pot
ter, a G. Schmidt and A. II. iorenzen
sureties. discharged.
Dr. Susie Riinhart spoke interesting
~ Ia a packed house at the Baptist
fHttfn NhuubN tNtnlHt. Snt ultSStu
IN native Tibetan costume ara spoke
along the same line she did few
weeks ago A large number OF Las
Vegans are becoming Interested in the
people uf the forbidden country and
will some day make their interest felt.
The friends of Warrick NJ. johnson
viii be glad to learn that AT the cattle
fair III Colorado. he took away several
of the prizes for fine animals, espec.
ially on n fine Hereford bull. Mr. John
son now lives at Farmington. where he
has fought nice ranch. and Ia sue
cessfully raising cattle. poultry and
bees, and stands well in the vicinity
of his new home.
The local Daughters OF Rebekah Will
celebrate the anniversary OF their or
der on February IL
Pierce Murphy Is taking up collec-
fion To get money to carry Il. G.
Owen. cripple. to Trinidad.
Harry Stowe resigned his position as
stage manager at the Duncan opera
house. He Is now working for the elec.
tric railway.
Friends OF Miss Sadie Russell will
regret to learn that she was called by
telegram to Il! Paso on account OF the
serious Illness Of her sister.
A letter received by Mrs. w. q.
Koogler told OF the death Of Adolph p.