Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-16

fields is at a standstill. waiting the ar.
rival of an expert from Aurora, Ill,
TO note the formation passed as the
big drill goes down.
DIR. A. p. Morrison and wife left to-
day for Santa Fe after a few days
pleasant visit in the Meadow city.
The annual conference of Methodist
missions. both the Spanish and the
American, will meet in Las Vegas on
the 10th, and committees looking to
the reception and entertainment of the
visitors have been appointed. The
conference is for the whole territory.
At the quarterly conference of the
Methodist church last night, Rev. A.
NJ. Lumpkin was given a five weeks
vacation. He will leave about the first
of the month. but has not yet decided
where he will go.
Suit was entered in the ColfaX coun
ty district court by Frank Springer VS..
Samuel Martinez ct al, praying the
cour to grant an injunction and enjoin
defendants from grazing and herding
cattle on certain lands in ColfaX coun-
~. The court granted the petition.
Arthur H. Officer. as administrator
for the estate of Francis Clutton. mas
entered suit in Colfax county against
Louise =. Clutton ct al, asking for the
partition of the estate and decree or
dering the sale of the real estate and
the payment of the liens and debts on
said estate.
The First National bank of La We
gas has entered suit in attachment
in this county against James p. Wells
to recover judgment in the sum OF
$3.50: amount being due. it is alleged,
for money loaned. The bank also has
another suit against Mr.. Wells n
Maria Louise Wells, being another suit
in ATTACHMENT or a promissory note TO
recover judgment in the sum of $500.
Patrick Nolan left today for Decatur,
H., for an extended visit with rela-
tives.
George Harris came in today from
Hugo, |. T., to see his sick brother, G.
L. Harris.
A local firm shipped 260 bags of
secured wool east today. Their were
four carloads of the fleecy material.
Mrs. F. H. Pierce will entertain a
number of friends tomorrow in honor
of her visiting sister, Mrs. Donald Ty-
Ter, of Greensboro, Ky.
Mesdames Simon and Isaac Bachar-
/ ach returned today from their visit
. with relatives at the territorial capital
r Master Herman also returned.
J. w. Sligar, of Indianapolis, came in
today to visit his wife, who has been
o sojourning here some time for he
o health.
4 Hon, Thomas Hubbell, sheriff Of
Bernalillo county, came up from Albu
n uueruue for a few days rest at the
h springs, where he is taking a course o.
baths.
l. The Chicago Record-Herald will
IS have a special reporter here by thu
n name of Cleveland in a few days t
% make a write up Of tue city. He will
" likewise make a write up of Santa F.
is and Albuquerque.
d DR.. C.. H. Bradley returned this al
lie ~ternoon from his outing trip down Of
the upper Pecos at the Valley rancf
n The doctor says that he has no ifs
Id stories to tell, but that he just had
good rest.
es Governor M. A. Otero, wife and Mis-
Freeman, a cousin of Mrs. Oteros, a
ed rived here this afternoon from SAINT
of Fe. The ladies will make a visit wit
Is. Mrs. F. II. Pierce and attend her part
of tomorrow. The governor returned o
m No. Z this evening.
ng Fred Fornoff, deputy United State
rs lndISudl VI ElpuiuNid'Sf
day to attend to a little official bus
III ness.
Albuquerque seems to be wanting
ce match game of tennis from some
te- our crack players here. The team the
Its has organized and some of our cra(
a PLAYERS should run down and give the
a run for a medal.
mis- Bert Ween came in today from S
ill yer City and our band boys are corr
m spondingly happy, as Mr.. Ween is
Mr.. fine cornetist and will remain a coup
Ire of months and play with the band. N
of Ween is a mail clerk between Silv
in City and Rincon, and is here visitil
ore his parents.
enJ Miss Alma Parvin, well and popul;
md ly known, who has bee in the city (
OF some time. has departed for Colora
the Springs and will later go on to h
home in Cedar Rapids.
ned
at Itchiness of the skin, horrible plag'