Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
LAS VEGAS.

From the g. tiC.
Charlotte Uliharri de Lopez made a
qult claim deed in favor of William NJ
Rapp TO n tract of land south of Las
vegas. between the Gallinas river and
/ the railroad
An indication of the standing whic'
/ Now Mexico financial institutions en-.
| JOY In the east was recently ahown hy
an offer OF a Boston man to loan $50.
/ oOu long time, low interest. to the san
Miguel National bank of this city The
loan was declined and the gentleman
/ informed that there was plenty uf
money here.
Friday afternoon while George Ward
was driving his flyer To the asylum the
! king bolt in the buggy broke and he
was thrown out ana his shoulder dis.
/ located. He was bruised up considera-
bly beside. and suffered considerable
pain. Saturday morning he was rest.
Ing as easily as could hc expected and
II seems that the accident. thougn
painful. will not result seriously.
Tho certificate granted by the Albu-
querquo fair committee 20 the East
Las Vegas public schools, is now
framed and on exhibition in Under
taker Lewis window, next 10 tho post.
Office.
fh'-''i Nihi 'iAi'" hlA4' ~ llNtll NlDld
to have his eyes treated by Dr Luis
Hernandez. Miguel has been blind for
two months He is stopping with his
brother Marcclino Martinez. lie will
| probably he here for month.
The legal contest over the will Of
! the late Or Adams. OF Kansas city. be
tween Or. Leon Roscnwald. well known
in this city. and the heirs of DR. Ad-
ans, over the estate, valued at $50. u.uuO
or So 900. is again mp for hearing be.
/ tore Judge Tcasdale, of Kansas City.
! G. NJ. Norton and family arrived in
this city from Los Angeles county. Cal
| They came in wagon in three months
and eleven days. Three weeks OF this
/ time were spent in camp on account
of the sickness of Mrs. Norton They
came higher for her health They
want a few dollars with which to get
to- Trinidad.
! Rev. j. r. French. of Roswell made
| his first appearance before a Las We
gas audience at the Methodist church
| He is an inspiring and magnetic speak
er
| The patr mage of the public library
has been greater the past month than
| any alOnth before. There We're 35S
books loaned and a total attendance Of
4
over forty a day.
Adelaide Gonzales. proprietor OF the
Rpnh saloon paid Sheriff Cleofes Ro-
nero $3.50 lie anse for schoo! district
I No. =. precinct %. The public schools
of this district now have in hand a
! fund Of 81 200.
! Herman Myers. cashier of the First
National bank OF Santa Rosa. went to
the Rock Island city on tne stage. The
! building to be occupied by the new
! bank is now in process Of construc-
! tion.
Fred Olney. who has been breaking
! some colts 10 drive to his buggy. will
quit the drug store and go to raising
chickens on his fathers farm. His
place ia the Center block drug store
! viii be taken by Gus knabe. nurse at
! the Santa be hospital.
! The treasurer of the territorial
auxiliary to the Mckinley memorial
association has written to acknowledge
| a remittance of sl06.70 from Las
! Vegas. The precincts Of this city are
the only precincts of the county heard
! from as yet and other precincts are
! urged to report Immediately. So far
| Valencia county has made the most
generous response; Santa Fe comes
| second and san Miguel third.
Bert Frame has come down from
! Denver To take the position as fore
man of the Las Vegas Steam laundry.
| Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Burk-
! holder, little son, Mr. Burkholder
| is tie new foreman of the Santa Fe
| preserving works here
d. NJ. Salazar has accepted a posi-
! tion as bookkeeper and collector with
! l.. w. llfcld He was for years with
! Browne a. Manzanares company
The following appointments were
made in the cavalry troop. Manuel
| Otero to be first sergeant vice Robert
| Gross. promoted, w. Ludwig Ilfoiu,
! +. LEVY. Carl Simms to be sergeants
| \, G. Erb, Manuel HepriquoZ. Thomas
NJ. Upton to be corporals; Joe Dan
zigcr TO be troop clerk,
For two weeks Las Vegas has been
| living of her home grown eggs, II
there had not been such "A generous
supply this city would have had an
egg famine. The cold snap I'm the east.
and the l"nton season came on AT the
same time and the scarcity was great.
! Eggs sold for thirtytlve cents a dozen
| I'm X rity