Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
LAS VEGAS.

Mrs. Roman Lopez lett Tor tOnCnO,
Aria. where She viii make her future
home
Tho library has received a new lot
of Juvenile hooks. but they are not yet
ready for giving out
T. A. Edwards has made complaint
against T.. &. Mercer. of Las Vegas. for
fishing out of season, up near Harvey $
ranch.
Mrs. Myra Frost. OF Albuquerque. rs
here visiting her parents Judge and
Mrs. Hardness, and attending the sun
day school convention.
AZ the gun club shoot AL Quinlev
and Del Chambers tied. each making
seventeen birds out of twenty-five. In
the shoot.ofi Quinloy won
Died. at the Ladies' home, Mrs Jo-
sofa Romero. Mrs. Romero was at
one THE reputed TO be quite wealthy
but died without means and was buried
as charity patient in the old Catholic
cemetery. She was about go years OF
age and really died OF old age. She
had heen at the home about a month.
Isaac Bacharach returned from
Santa Fo. where he had been at the
bedside Of his wiie's mother. Mrs s.
Spiegclhurg.
Robert /. II. Ross. deputy treasurer
and eX.oflicio collector, has been ap-
punted hy tho finance committeec OF
the citv council to audit the hooks and
accounts OF the city treasurer. clerk
and marshal. and will begin work next
week.
n. W. Kelly returned from his trip
TO Denver.
Mrs. Isador stern will leave for ST.
Louis TO visit relatives
The koss- browne Wool Securing
company received new engine and
boiler for the plant.
Mrs. Arthur Cavanaugh Is visiting
friends here. She arrived Saturday
evening.
Arthur llfcld. VINO has been confined
to his bed with a sprained ankle, is
able to set up.
j. II. Fox and $. c. Brown went out
hunting on the Tecolote river and kill
ed couple of coyotes.
p. D. Levy mas been appointed tenn
porary city engineer and those desir
ing grades for lots and sidewalks can
! get them at once.
| Mrs Dolan and daughter, Miss Ger
trude. who had been sojourning In Las
Vegas for several months, left for Col
orado Springs.
| w. T.. t1dllltits WHO lluU DttH u'l'
about a year and Is well and favoratly
known. returned 20 his home at Nun
Gle Ind. where he will remain.
| Mark Topp, wife and daughter, Miss
I.ottie. of Muncie Ind, relatives OF
Charles Dougherty. who had been IN
the city several months on account oi
| Miss Tops health. left for Colorado
Springs.
| | Iya1friYh had "a
Saturday night from serious injury al
the fire department came out, The new
harness was not perfectly adjusted anC
the team ran nearly over to the wall
| before they could be sharply turned
Mr. Helfrich had started to run across
to street. and slipped and fell the
heavy wagon just barely passing his
body as 1t turned to go down the street
Ii was a very close call
The home OF James Young Is quar-
antined on account OF diphtheria sew
eral of tie children being down will
that disease. Mary and John Younl
cannot go home and are quarantine
out
| 4 telegram was received from r.
Paso announcing the fact that William
Seewald, well known here, is critically
III Mr. Seewald has been a paralyti'
for some time and is a son Of w II
Seewald. of this city.
| 4 judgment has been given in fayo
of II. c. Coors In the ditrict court II
a suit TO foreclose a mortgage agains
ID. j. Crawford, on lot T. block 80, Eas
Las Vegas. The amount of the mort
gage was Sl22+3. given as security oi
a promissory note.
The defendants attorneys have civ
en- notice that tLe case involving tn
title of the alleged Sanguejuila gran
will come up for trial al this May tern
OF court. The case is quite an imort
ant one and involves evidence bac'
from the days when this territory wa
a part Of Mexico.
. The musical given by Prof T.. T.. "
Layton and pupils. assisted by otf
er local musical talent. at the Norma
chapel was a very enjoyable affail
The program was n good one and IN
pupils executed their parts splendidlN
Father Pouget rendered The Hol
. City" on a French horn I'm fine mar
ner and Miss Eunice Tamme's "Vals
Brillanto" on the piano was especial
! worthy Of commendation. Many OF IN
pupils are quite young. hut they seen
ed to feel perfectly AT home. and too
their parts like real artists. The ha
was packed by lovers OF music and tn
musical was not only delightful bu
exceedingly creditable to Prof Layto
: and his well trained class.
From the Optic.
There will be no services at the Jew
lsh temple this evening, owing To III
/ absence OF DR. Bonnheim, who did nc
. get back from Albuquerque.
, The Ladies' guild assisted by Mr.
4 Charles Kohn will give the Chimes {
Normandy" some time the last of jun
A A number of the leading musicians {
| the city and amateur actors Will tah
+ | part.
Mrs. Jerry Iahey. formerly Mis-
: Mary O'Brien, left for her home {
Ration, n number of her Las Nega
y friends being az the depot to tell h'
. good bye.
!. The Baptist young peoples unio
> has dishanded and over its ruins hs
I sprung a Christian Endeayor societ