Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-27
Romero, who was the opponent of Mr..

Romero, who was the opponent OF Mr..
Valdez in the convention.
Mrs. Leandro Sandoval, who has
been visiting the family here Of e. B.
Gallegos, returned Sunday afternoon
to her home at Albuquerque.
Mrs. ]. II. Van Houten after a weeks
visit here with friends, returned Sun
day afternoon to her home at Ration.
o. A. Larrazola returned Sunday
afternoon from Las Cruces, where he
occupied the platform with H. b. Fer.
gussion, telling how they were going
to smash the republicans this fall,
George S. Good arrived here Sunday
afternoon from Ell Paso to attend to
some law suits in which he is a party.
Mrs. Thomas Smith, wife of Judge
Smith, formerly of this city, but now of
Virginia, after a stay of several weeks
at the springs, left today for Ration,
where she will visit before returning
home.
Miss Myrtle Hagen left Sunday aft
ernoon for Albuquerque, where she will
visit.
r. c. Schroeder, a brakeman former
ly of this city, arrived Saturday from
Vera Cruz, Mexico, for a visit and to
~recuperate from an attack of the yell
low jack.
Barney Gilbride. the fireman, is back
fravn niA Ta1in~ta Mnyi,A liz anpaA
in Saturday evening for a visit here.
b. M. Read returned to Santa Fe
Saturday night on belated No. Z, after
a visit of a few hours in the city.
Miss Emma Black, who has been
staying at the Springs, left Sunday
afternoon for her home in Albuquer-
que. 4 F3a ~ p e.,
Miss Dora Hobbs. a cousin of Mrs.
Charles A. Spiess, arrived here Sun
day afternoon from st. Joseph, Mo-, to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Cecilia Rosenwald, who has
been enjoying a trip to numerous
points in the east, returned home Sun
day afternoon.
United States fish commission car,
No. 4, in charge of C. w. Durham,
passed through today on No. 2 and left
900 rainbow trout for margarine
Romero and seventy-five black bass for
Eugenio Romero. The car was from
the government hatchery at Neosho,
Mo-, and went on down to FL Paso,
leaving fish at Albuquerque. Lamy and
other points. The car had $4,000 fish
when 1t started out, and they are given
away by the government to stock the
rivers with good fish in the country.
The car was met at the train by a
wagon with several barrels of water
and the trout will be taken to Porvenir
to stock the Gallinas river there. The
seventy-five black bass will be taken
by Hon. Eugenio Romero to Juan Paiz,
to stock a lake there. The fish have
to handled with extraordinary care
while SO young, and the water will
have to be changed several times, and
handled to keep the young fish, which
were about three inches long, alive.
There was a general exodus of en-
ployes at the Montezuma at the springs
idSt Hieut " LOS AHSeleS. MISSES
Lydia Newman, Marriott Etue, Maggie
McCurney and Maggier Springer, all
dining room girls. left, as did Richard
Foley and Peter Schuback,' bell boys.
The crowd left on No. Z.
} r1TsG.a Mernin isft last night for Los
Angeles to be gone for an indefinite
period. slopare
The mother of Mrs. w. l.. Thompson,
Mrs. John Stockdale, arrived last eve-
ming on No. Z from Muscatine, Iowa,
and will spend the winter here.
w. A. Welch and wife arrived here
yesterday evening from Oquanka,
Iowa, for a visit with Mrs. John Bic
Der, the daughter of Mrs. Welch.
No. Z, Saturday evening, had on
Hoard sixty-one Italians, In charge of
an overseer en- route to- San Francisco
from points in Michigan TO work in a
tapnery. They were all fed in the Har-
vey house, and the grins on the faces
of them displayed their evident pleas.
ure at the style they were enjoying.
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