Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-16
LAS VEGAS.
Thieves BurgIarize Castaneda Sam.
pie Rcom-Money Has Returned,
INTERESTING LOCAL NOTES.

tanned a number of friends Saturday
afternoon.
The Sisters of Loretto will hold their
commencement exercises at the acad-
envy on June Is. The program is a very
interesting one.
Marshal Outright has served side
walk notices on about twenty-five resi-
dents of the city, and constructing new
sidewalks will be a general industry
soon.
The electric light company is expert
menting with some new patent lights,
and has installed three of them in Mrs.
Warnings. They are quite an attrac-
ton, and a great improvement over the
small incandescent light.
Sheriff. Romero, with Atelanio Uli-
barri, j. l.. Weiser and Zacarias Valdez
as deputies. took the eight prisoners
convicted at the present term of court,
to the ~penitentiary at Santa Fe this
afternoon.
On the eve of his departure for a trip
to Europe, the clergy and press of the
city were invited to partake of the hos
pitality OF Rev. DR.. Bonnheim SatuT-
day morning at a luncheon, and it was
a most enjoyable affair.
DR.. B~onnheim's relations with the
clergy of Las Vegas have been very
cordial and they wish him a very pleas
ant visit to the scenes of his boyhood
days in Germany.
The funeral of NJ. j. Crowley took
place today from the east side Catholic
church, at 2: 30 The interment was in
the new Catholic cemetery, neal upper
town. The funeral was largely at
tended.
The board of county commissioners
will meet Monday as a board of equali-
zation, to hear appeals from the action
of the county assessor in regard to
raising assessments on property.
Charles Rivers and Elmer Gavin, con
victed of burglarizing the Castaneda
sample room about two months ago,
and sentenced at this session of court
to one year, each, in the penitentiary
at Santa Fe. attempted to saw their
way out of Jail Friday night about mid
night, and thus evade being taken to
Santa Fe Sunday by the sheriff.
Evidently the burglars are old crooks
for they understand their business.
They secreted one of the knives sent in
with their meals and filed a saw edge
on it. They then attached it to a stick,
and after the guards had retired, they
in some way managed to break out OF
their cells. and once in the corridor.
made for the massive stone wall and
began saving the cement between the
large stones. They had one large stone
about half sawed out, n were work
ing it with an iron bar, secured from
their cells, when the guard awakened
to make his rounds. He Immediately
called the other guard, and the pris-
oners were taken back to their cells. A
couple of hours more and h burglars
would have been at liberty, as the
stone they were working was more
than large enough to let q mar get
through the hole it would leave in the
wall.
Beatrice Lobato and Teresita Saco-
man. a couple of misses of about II
and Is years, respectively, and Miguel
Rimbert and Elario Martinez, a couple
of young men of about 20 and % years,
respectively. all old enough to know
better. took a notion they would fly
from the parental mansions and walk
through life's pathway together in the
future. Consequently, they started for
Colorado on foot early yesterday morn
ing. They got as far as the park at
Hot Springs yesterday, where the OH
GERS caught them last night and
brought them to town, landing the girls
at their homes and the young men in
iail. Ii was first decided to bring a
charge of abduction against the young
men, but as the girls seemed to have
been willing. the charge was changed
to a penalty of marriage, and a double
wedding took place yesterday after
noon for the two couples, to square
matters in the eyes of society.
George p. Money returned from his
eastern trip last evening looking wei
and happy. He said he had a fine time
en- his Cuban trip and that he was will
n partv consisting of Senators Money
Thurston. Jones and Mason and Repre-
S sentative DeArmond. He was yer!
much pleased with Havana and wa
4, present when Old Glory was hauled
down and the emblem of Cuba Libr'
, went up in its place. -.
A general change on the Santa Fe II
. being planned, promotions being ren
/, dered necessary by the resignation o
> ~. w. Kendrick, third vice president o
the road. It is rumored that II. L
> Nudge. general manager, will succee'
Kendrick. J. f. Hurley will succee'
. Nudge. F. c. Fox will succeed Hurley
and possibly Trainmaster Sweet, o
Chicago, will succeed Fox. II is ais
/. ] lNIlOltu Aldl idiAiANoN'A -
! he In line tor promotion somewhere o.
the line east of here.
Mrs. Charles A. Spiess gave one G
the most enjoyable parties of the sea
son Friday afternoon, at her home o
South Pacific street, in honor of Mrs
II. NJ. Yeakle of Louisville, KY, VIII
I will be her guest for a few weeks
t There were sixty guests present an
the amusement was siX-handed euchr'
Mrs. /. Rosenwald took the first priz'
u Mrs. c. c. Gise the prize for the re
hands. Mrs. Z. Moore the prize for IN
twenty hands and Mrs. Wheeler IN
consolation prize. Delicious refresl
d ments were served and a most plea
d art afternoon vas spent by the col
genial crowd present. As a charmin
s. entertainer Mrs. Speiss eXcels.
n The road supervisors of the count
Is will not have very much money
ID spend on the Fourth, as the county wi
At be able TO pay them only so per Gel
rs of their salaries. The taxes have bee
W coming in rather slowly, and that a
Is H.