Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13


hunting grounds this morning by the
shot gun route BY the city marshal,
This iG the first casualty" under the
provisions OF the new ordinance; all
dogs To be killed when without tag.
A party Of young men, the guests of
Charles Nudge, OF La Junta. passed
through here yesterday evening on No.
In a private car en- route to Giorieta
on fishing and hunting trip. They
will be gone about three weeks.
Mrs. A. II. Da Costa and brother ar.
rived here yesterday evening from
Princeton. Indiana, where Mrs. Da
Costa has been spending the summer.
She has very much improved in health
from her sojourn near the banks Of the
Wabash.
Dr. w. r. Upton and son, Willie
returned yesterday evening from their
trip to Denver. where they left Tom
and Leo Upton in school.
No. ] came IN five hours late last
evening. They were late out OF La
Junta. and had twenty-five minutes de.
lay ut Maxwell City on account OF hot
boxes. The train was composed of
twelve cars. and were heavily loaded
mostly with children. The crowd was
accounted for by $25 excursion rate
to California points from the east
Albert Avery received the distress
ing intelligence yesterday evening that
his mother was at the point of death
ut Frankfort. Indiana. and Mrs. Avery
has gone to attend her When Mrs.
Avery returns she will bring her
daughter back with her. She will be
gone about three weeks. as the doctor
forb!ds her TO remain back east longer
than that period. she being sick her.
self.
Bishop Bourgade will hold coniirma-
ton services at San Miguel on the 18th
Of September.
Mrs. O. n. Wilkerson. sister In law
OF Mrs. j. H. York, who has been visit
Ing here the past two weeks, will re-
turn to her home at Darlington, Mo-.
next Sunday. Her father, J. ID. Chal-
FAINT. will remain here for some time
yet.
Mrs. John Shank left today for Der.
nalillo. where she will go out into the
country with friends for a few days
life In a camp.
Work is soon to be resumed on the
Santa Rosa oil well. Mr. Newman who
has had charge OF the management.
will turn II over to an Eel Paso man
and work will be pushed toward China.
Only couple of the gun club mem.
bers shot yesterday at the trap. s. X.
Dearth made ~ out of %, and Arthus
Lowe l6. The wind accounted for the
low score.
| Norris Cochran one of the Normal
school graduates of last year. will
leave soon for Cornell university to
carry on his studies.
Bert Adams and wife today returned
to Mineral Hill after few days visit
with friends In town.
Miss Mary Dillon. one Of Las Vegas
accomplished young women. left to-
day for Gallup. where she will teach
the coming winter.
Joe p. Evans and w. II. Winning
were here today seeing their friend. II.
s. Stouffer. They are on their way to
Marshall. Mo-, with five car loads OF
mules from California.
George " Meyer Is a new boilermak
er apprentice at the shops. He takes
the place OF Michael Heating, who
has gone to Ration.
couple of freight cars were dump
ed on the track at the bridge below
the yards last evening. on account of
the cars going over a derailing switch
Miss Helen McNallen, who is well
known here, and who taught last year
in the Gallup schools, left here today,
after attending the institute, to resume
her work at Gallup.
o. A. Sprague, OF the well known
firm of Sprague, Warner a. Co., passed |
through here today en- route to Chicago
from a trip to California. He stopped |
In a minute at the wholesale houses
w. Il. OLeary returned last evening
from his trip to Colorado resorts |
While away he met his brother and
sister from the east.
Miss Hattie Knickerbocker departed !
today to her home in Los Angeles AT. |
ter most pleasant visit with her
many friends In the Meadow city.
Mrs Alfred Walden and son, Russell. |
left today for Logansport, Indiana.
where they viii make an extended |
visit
Miss Minnie Deterick left today for |
Boston. a number of friends were at |
the station to wis., her pleasant trip. |
Mrs. Stevens returned today TO her
home at Ottawa, Oklahoma. after q |
visit of couple Of months here. Her
sister, Miss Petty. will return later.
Las Vegas. n. NJ. Sept. s. Your re-
porter this morning got an interpreter
and interviewed Mr.. Samora regarding
the shooting at his house last night.
His story Is as follows:
Il went to play for the taile given
hNr IN inf nj lk -.