Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
SILVER CITY.
Fromthe Independent.

Fromthe Independent.
Born, In this city, to MIR. and Mrs
j. w. Jackson, a daughter. Mrs. Jack
son was formerly Miss Edna Hawkins.
Contractor Grade mas completed the
repairs to the Ladies' hospital, con-
tracted for by the county commission
ers. and the work has been accepted
by the board
Mrs. Joan Norman and little daugh-
ter, Joan Elizabeth, will leave for
Louisville. KY, where they will make
an indefinite visit with relatives.
Theodore w. Carter purchased from
James 5. Fielder the property on Ari-
iona street near Broadway. at present
occupied by Samuel Lindauer.
w. c. Porterfeld left for the east
and will be absent for three or four
weeks. He will first visit his family
In Kansas City, after which he will go
to St Louis, Chicago. New York, Phil
adelphia and In fact all of the eastern
cities of importance on business mat.
tiers.
Pat Mum, Mark Marshall, VIII
Glenn and Louis Barksdale are among
those from Grant county who will par.
ticlpate in the cowboys tournament at
Albuquerque next month. There are
several others. II standr to reason
that the Grant county boys will make
a good showing and get away with
their share of the prize money.
Eusebio Cevera, the Mexican miner
recently operated upon by County
Physician Westlake. was discharged,
completely cured last week and has
returned to his home. 1t win be re-
membered that Cevera was committed
TO the county Jail suffering from in.
sanity. DR.. Westlake reached the con.
clusion that the trouble was the re-
suit of pressure upon the brain and
decided upon an operation, which was
altogether successful and brought the
patient back TO his normal senses.
From the Enterprise.
II. Weinhart, professional nurse
OF Albuquerque, has entered the gov
Fort Bayard sanitarium.
Mrs. G.. w. Turner and son left for
their home in Fresno, Cal, after a
visit of several months with Mrs. Tur-
ner's parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leizure.
Miss NJ T. Bunker, who taught in
the Clifton school last year. will return
in few days from California to take
school at the Cosper ranch, about
thirty miles above Clifton on the Blue.
A. Silverman of Portland Ore, ar
rived in Silver City and expects to
spend several months in the city for
the benefit of his health. Mr.. Silver
man was captain OF the crack ana.
teur baseball team of Portland.
Word has been received from Il. ID.
Wheaton, once resident OF Silver
City, about year, that he is is some.
what improved in health by his so
journ at his home In Baltimore. Mr..
Wheaton may come to the west for
the winter.
Col. James A. Belts, brother of II.
H. Belts returned after a fifteen
months visit in New York. He was
accompanied by William j. Driscoll OF
Richmond, n. Y. Mr.. Drlscoll is q
conductor on the Long Island railroad
and is taking his vacation, breathing
in New Mexico's ozone.
Captain s. p. Vestal, United States
army, who Is at Fort Bayard, was the
recipient this week OF very hand
como present from the civil employees
and qusrtermasters stan at Fort
Thomas. Chattanooga, Tenn. It con-
sisted OF very handsome silver tea
and coffee set. ana was accompanied
by an address In which the donors ex-
pressed their respect for the captain
and their hopes for his speedy res'or'
alton to health.