Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-26

Mrs. j. s. Spears and daughter, VIM
were at the Jemez hot springs the past
few weeks, have returned to the CITY
Mrs. Spears, who was suffering Win
rheumatism, was greatly benefitted by
the baths at the springs.
Nathan Barth and son. Sydney, LETT
last night for the west, and will Visit
Mr.. Barth's sheep ranch in the Zuni
mountains. They will be absent sew
eral weeks and Mr.. Barth will person
ally superintend the putting in OF a
big reservoir for water purposes
while Sydney will try to kill all the
bear in that n"eighborhood with his ~
calibre rifle.
On Thursday afternoon OF this week
the Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church will have their reg
ular monthly afternoon tea, at the
home of Mrs. Seth. 1922 South Arno,
corner of Lead. Everybody invited.
Be sure and come and bring some
friend with you. Let us get acqua1nt-
ed again, after our vacation.
Jim Bentley, who resided in Albu'
querque in the early days of the SOS
but who went to the Cochtis when the
boom struck that district. is in the
city, his first visit for seven years.
Bentley is now located at the Jemez
hot springs, in the employ OF Hon
Mariana Otero, and visitors to that re
sort say that when Bentley gives his
burro yell in the morning they all
know it is 6 O'Clock.
A mar by name of j. j. Powell, a
dischar ged soldier, in attempting to
board n freight train near Lava sun
day, was thrown under the wheels oil
the train in some and had both
feet mashed so they will have to be
amputated. He was brought to the
city on the train arriving here yester
day morning but was taken to the Sis
ter's hospital at Santa Fe, where he is
receiving proper attention.
The Las Vegas ball team is booked
to cross bats with the Santa Fe Cen
trails at Santa Fe next Sunday. A
large crowd of Las Vegas rooters vii
accompany the team and try to hell
their boys win out by roofing. Santa
Fe lost two weeks ago to Las Vegas
through having no pitcher, and 1t /
understood that Manager Martin is de
termined to redeem himself and ha'
secured a twirler unknown to thes'
parts.
T. H. McMahan and Tom Graham
both connected with the Graham Bros,
saloon, went to the foothills yesterda.
in quest of doves, and returned in tn
afternoon early with 10 in their sacks
Mr.. McMahan is an enthusiast on shoot
ing and Is considered the finest win
shot in the west. He very seldom eve
fails to get what he shoots at. He
anxious to have the shooting tourna
ment take place during the fair, an
> his friends pick him for a sure winner
The birds , were distributed anon
their friends and many enjoyed pc
pie today for dinner.
Charles Klotz died at his rooms o.
South Third street yesterday after
, noon of pneumonia. The deceased wa
! "a years old and a son of a prominen
> business man of Joplin, Mo. The mott
er and a younger brother were presen
when the end came. The young MAI
? who had consumption, came to Albr
l querque about a month ago accomps
MED by the family. Last week tn
father was compelled to return t
Joplin on important business matters
A It'll. --II Id snsn n GnDn~ no {
2 of pneumonia, from which the fra
death claimed its own. The body wa
removed to o. w. Strong & Sons III
dertaking parlors, where it was pre-
pared for shipment to the the old HON
in Missouri. 1t will leave tonight, a.
companied by the bereaved mothe
and brother.