Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-28

LAS VEGAS.

LAS VEGAS.
Las Vegas Advertiser
4 telegram received in this city
Thursday from President ROOSEVELT s
private secretary. states that the presi.
dent will be unable to stop at Las We.
gas on his western tour.
The armory board OF control and
the armory building fund for the
| building and control of armories in
this city and Albuquerque, is one of
the measures passed by the Legislature
| that will meet with the general ap.
pioval of the people of tne two cities.
The bill provides an Issue OF bonds to
the sum of $4,000 to be divided be.
tween the two cities and expended by
the board OF control for building pur-
poses.
James Graham McNary has purchas.
cd a controlling interest in the Optic.
| and will assume control July /. l.. II.
Allen, present manager, still retains
an interest in the paper and will con.
t.nue as manager.
Francis NJ. Cite has spent some
time in the city In an effort to reor.
garlze the Red Men. From present
indications his efforts win be amply
rewarded
b. p. LEVY and Geo. West are at
the observation-disclosures mines
at Tecolote on a surveying expedition.
The Grand avenue road has been
opened TO the Romeroville road. and
thus adds another beautiful drivewa:
to the city.
Capt. J. A. La Rue, of this city, who
has been appointed secretary OF the
| New Mexico cattle sanitary board, will
maintain the Office in Las Vegas.
Carolina Mares Baca. vile of Faus-
tin Baca, OF San Miguel, died in this
city OF heart failure Wednesday night,
Mrs. r. S. Plat, of albuquerque, Is
spending few days with her sister
Mrs. L. W. Davis.
Bridge No. 2, on the hot springs
branch. was almost totally destroyed
by fire Monday.
From the Record.
o. w. Blood, uncle Of Postmaster F.
o. Blood, OF this city, died at Topeka
Wednesday night, from injuries sus.
tanned In a railroad accident Fsineral
services ~.ll be held IN Masonic hall
In that city tomorrow conducted by
Bestor G.. Brown. grand master of the
Masonic order in the state of Kansas
The COMMITTEES from the two sides of
town appointed I" confer regarding the
consolidation of the two Las Vegas
postofilce, held a joint meeting in the
city hall yesterday. They agreed fully
On one point viz That there should
be a consolidated postoffice and free
delivery extended to the precincts of
the west side.
Richard Dunn accidentally slipped
and fell at the Daley 4 Adams mill al
Mineral hill and cut of the first Joint
OF the middle finger of the left hand. a
painful wound that will likely not re-
suit disastrously.
About six miles northeast of Santa
Fe. In the Tesuque canyon, mountain
lions killed three burros and horse
Wednesday and one horse the night be.
en- down from the mountains by the
sncw.
f. W. Sebben, a former dealer In
second hand goods, also a ticket brok.
er OF this city, is thus referred to by
the Cripple Creek correspondent of the
Denver Republican: "E, w. Sebben,
an eastern mining expert, Is making a
thorough examination OF Cow noun.
tain properties, for eastern parties,
who are looking for Investments. Mr.
Sebben tonight stated that he consid-
| cred Cow mountain one OF the most
pl omlsing undeveloped portions of the
Cripple Creek district"
While playing in the railroad yards
at Ration yesterday, 10y Sulier. the 10
year old son OF Acting Division Mas.
ter Mechanic David Sulier, was run
over by the cars and had both feet
taken on
The funeral of the late A. +. Eames
sonic Temple. The services were con
Quoted by the Masonic lodge and the
remains were followed to their last
resting place in the Masonic cemetery
by large cortege of friends OF the de
ceased.
Some miscreants endeavored to bur
glarize the store of II, Levy Il Bro. or
Sixth street last night, but were balket
In their attempt by the fact that heavy
iron bars are fastened across the win
dows on the inside, They broke tn,
rear windows, but when they rar
against the bars, they did not hav,
the necessary tools with which to gair
entrance.
| Alex. McLemore, colored, who wal
formerly employed as a train porter
between Las Vegas and Albuquerque
was picked up b. the police here yes
terday, directly after arrival of No. !
and lodged In Jail. upon the telegraph,
Instructions of Sheriff A. II. Lucas, O
Topeka. Kan.
Miss Hattie Croxford, daughter O