Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13
TOWNS OF LAS VEGAS
BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

SchNen " no more. He passed TO hfs
reward yesterday evening at =; IS, sur
rouude by his wife and children. Mr..
schoens life Just fiickered out. he
DIVING easy and without struggle, sue.
cumbing 10 the disease, tuberculosis.
which has had death grip upon him
for wears. Many are the friends today
mourning the loss Of quiet faithful
friend. The deceased came here last
November from Chicago. his home,
looking for relief from the disease
which caused his death. He had been
here IN 1897. and went home almost
well, but like many other advanced
eases who find relief in our climate.
and return, he grew worse back In
Chicago, and when he returned to try
the haneii.s OF the climate second
time, he found little or no relief. He
had been confined to his bed for sew
eral weeks, getting better. then worse.
Yesterday, he thought he felt better,
but Il was only temporary feeling.
and In the evening the wick In LIES
CW0Qlt UuTueu 0ust ohsi
finally gave out altogether. Mr. Schoen
has been living with his wife in one
of the Lowry houses on Sixth street,
in this city. He was manager of the
Crystal Ice 4 Cold Storage company,
and treasurer of the Columbia Hard
wood Lumber company. doing business
at 6s Southport avenue. at the foot of
c street Chicago. II Is the company
In which his father and brother are in
terested. and they have quite an extern
sive warfage on the Chicago river
Mr.. Schoen had not only the tender
and loving care of devoted family,
but Chicago professional nurse. Dur
ing yesterday afternoon. Father Fer
rnri, 8. j., OF the west side, was also
win him. Mr.. Schoen was 35 years of
age, and the remains were shipped by
Undertaken Dearth to Chicago this
afternoon on No. 2. the bereaved fam
lily accompanying the remains.
A decree Of divorce has been given
Mrs. Pillar NJ de Marquee from her
husband, Ruperto Marquee. both resi-
dents of this county. The wife is also
given the custody of the only child.
The divorce was given on the grounds
of abandonment and non-support.
Charles A. Spiess has entered suit
against about 200 residents of Mora
county to quiet title to tract of land
In that county.
Don Felipe Delgado and son. Loren
70. are very sick at their home on the
west side with typhoid fever
Mrs. Earnest Browne win entertain
q number of ladies' Friday afternoon ct
duplicate whist
Misses Minnie and Lottie Wills will
have invitations out for party next
Tuesday afternoon.
Regime Marques and Eugenio Sena
have transferred to Lorenzo Lopez a
tract Of land at La Canada. Consid
Grafton. $500.
Albino Gallegos and wife have trans
ferred to Carlotta N. de Lopez. the
Lorenzo Lopez homestead on Moreno
street, west side, and a number of
other pieces OF property. Considera-
tion, 81, and other valuable considera-
ton.
Faustin Hearth and wife have trans
ferred TO Lorenzo Lopez, 100 acres of
land In township H. Consideration.
500.
Summer colds are the fashion now.
Cool mornings and nights. and warm
middays account for them.
w. A. Civens left on No, last night
for Des Moines. Iowa, to attend the
meeting Of the supreme lodge of Odd
Fellows. He goes as grand represen-
tative oil the lodge In New Mexico.
The grading OF the teachers papers
who have been examined by the coun-
ty board has been finished for the first
and second grades. Those who passed.
with their grades. are as follows. For
the first grade, Enrique Armijo, 9s;
- l. Denn:s, %; A. ID. Martin. sc;
Helen Blake. S5; Louisa X. Reed, "a:
Eugenia Herber, 80: Georgia Murray,
81; May Dillon. SO. and Il. NJ Tucker,
sc. For the second grade, T.. l.. Smith
made 81 and May VIM rs. The third
grade papers are not yet ready, hut
viii be In few days.
Joe Horherg, OF Mora, returned to-
day from an extended trip OF several
weeks In the eastern cities. He left
his family back east and will return
to Mora tomorrow.
Miss Annie Doll, sister of Phillip
Doll, the jeweler returned today from
her trip TO Los Angeles.
The Las Vegas Military band will
turn out Sunday, twenty-five strong. In
fuli regalia- Walter Davis will wear
the drum majors uniform and swing
the baton. The hand will meet the
excursion rains, and give a concert in
the evening.
Atelanio +. Ulibarri. the chief of po-
ice, who was shot Saturday night by
fmeiio Samora when found in com
pany with Mrs. Sainora. died this aft
ernoon at 2:So. Blood poisoning set in
this morning about O'Clock, and Mr..
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