Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-22
LAS VEGAS.
County Institute in session-A Brake
man Deserts His Family
Narrow Escape from
Death.
Special Correspondence.

Narrow Escape rom -r.f
Death.
Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas. n. NJ, Aug. 21.-The
county institute. which is being held at
the normal now, is one of the most
successful in number CT iatsndance
and work that has yet been held in
San Miguel county. There are about
thirty in attendance. two Of whom are
from Guadalupe county where they
have no institute. Profy w. B. Givens.
professor of manual training and ply
steal culture at the normal, is conduct
ing the work. These institutes are
made compulsory by law. and the
teachers meet together to- discuss
METHODS and school work. and prepare
for the examination which is held at
the court house Immediately after the
institute adjourns, which will be on
the 2sth inst. The larger number of
those in attendance are from Las We
gas, but the n~eighboring towns. nearly
all. contribute an attendant or two.
The sessions are held in the forenoon
ana began MoHudy
Miss Jessie Lopez returned this af-
ernoon to Santa Fe after a pleasant
visit here with her sister, Mrs. Ben
Romero.
Mrs. NJ. McElroy returned last night
on No. 8 from her extended visit in
San Francisco and Los Angeles. She
surprised the boys. as they did Fnot
look for her on that train.
N. B. Roseberry bought the Parker
Wells cattle this morning. 12I head
for 81. The sale was made private
ly by a. B. Smith, at the order of the
court, to satisfy a mortgage of $4,000.
The balance, $500, and the costs, which
are considerable. will be assessed
against the ranch, and enough sold to
satisfy all the claims. s,e 90.
Harry Byerly, the cashier at the Cas-
taneda, who has just resigned, will
leave on No. s tonight for Kansas City
and points east
The steady downpour of rain this
afternoon has made everybody happy
and Trey are enjoying the treat.
Col. R. E. Twitchell went down tc
Albuquerque this afternoonat to attend
the republican committed meeting
there tomorrow. He will also talk 6
little base ball on the side and try ant
get the Browns here for Sunday HI
has given them the exceedingly liberia
offer of guaranteed expenses and hal
OF the gate receipts. the latter which
would be very large owing to tn
friendly rivalry between the clubs.
w. b. Twitchell left this Afternoon
for the Hamilton mine, eighteen mile
from Glorieta. Mr.. Twitchell goe
there to take out the twenty feet c
water which has accumulated in tn
shaft and investigate the outlook an
ore in the mine, which is valued a
about $4,000.
c. H. Kirkpatrick, of Mogollon, 81
Judge Mills, United States commits
sioner, to hook after the affidavits an
proofs of land entries.
A. Gavesinger and Will Stuart r.
turned yesterday from the Blue cal
yon, where Mr.. Gavesinger located tn
Augusta claim, the second to the ls
of the old Blue shaft. The develop
ments in the shaft of the Blue Civ
encouragement the farther down NJ
Stuart goes. He is down forty fe,
now. The work is slow as the sidin
of the old shaft has to be replaced
fast as they go down. The work
rather hard as the ground is not soil
h..t rothar nf a clidinU natnra and ~
excavations have to be made CAREFUL
and the dirt taken out by the buckle
full.
Conductor H. B. Hubbard and wi
returned yesterday evening from the
months vacation in Colorado amor
the resorts.
Dave and Maurice Sandoval left I
day for Lawrence, Kas., where thu
will attend the Haskell institute.
Mrs. Lott, who has been visiting h
sister, Mrs. G. II. Rhodes, retprn'
yesterday to her home at Munciei ]
diana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chapman
turned yesterday from a trip to Col
RADIO, where they took in the many
sorts. They were gone a month,
George L~angenburg, the forest
spector, left today for Santa Fe TO &C
fer with Governor Otero regarding
order he received from the interior
partment at Washington, giving p
mission to the residents of Rio Arr
county, who lives near the forest
serve, to pasture their sheep on I
reserve, on account of the terril
drought which that county Is expe
encing. The communication, viii
vas by telegram, stated, though, u
not more than 5000 head would be
lowed on the reserve, and only
sheep of the smaller owners.
Mrs. Henry c. Young has return
from her visit to Dayton, Ohio, VIII
she visited relatives for several wee
There is a rumor circulating q
Arthur Hindman, a fireman on
Santa Ea has loft HE uifa and cl