Las Vegas morning gazette., 1881-05-10
PERSONAL.

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Oaks.
Thos. L. Swart of New York is in
he city.
Leonard H. Blyth, of Glen Mora, is
IN town.
w. R. Towne of Wyoming Territory
is doing the city.
w. A. Frost of Topeka, is register
ed at the Depot Hotel.
jeff. Reynolds and family returned
from the States yesterday.
Henry Wood of Salt Lake City is
stopping at the Sumner House.
Mrs. VIM. Waddingham, of
West Haven, Connecticut is at the St.
Nicholas.
George Bennett and w. B. Hubbell
of Santa Fe are stopping at the Sum-
ner House.
j. M. Perea returned to Bernalillo
Yesterday. He has been here several
days on business.
Mr.. Stein of the firm of Vose &
Stein, hardware merchants of Albu-
querque is in the city.
H. Swan and q. Y. Lindsey of
Council Bluffs. Iowa, are registered
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Robert Jones Esq. prominent law
yer of La Fayette, Ind. has been in the
city some days Oh business matters.
Mr.. John J. Quinn of New York,
arrived yesterday and will take
charge of Gardner & Gillies branch
store at Deming.
Col. j. G.. Stocks, who owns the
shooting gallery offers premium Of
ten dollars for the highest number of
points of six shots.
Miss Waddingham, daughter Of
Wilson Waddingham Esq, arrived
by Yesterdays train from New York
and is at the St. Nicholas.
Juan Delgado, Territorial Treasur-
er came up from Santa Fe Yesterday.
He is on his way to his ranch on Red
River to look after sheep shearing.
Mr.. Lovejoy got back from the
Tecolote mines yesterday with pock-
ct full of rich specimens. He has
one with free gold and no mistake.
O. G.. Schafer the chemist in Her.
bert's east side drug store is a very
competent man and right good fel-
low. He and Gil Conklin make a
strong team.
The sale of the st. Nicholas Hotel
property Saturday last, under the
Huntoon mortgage, was bid in by
G. R. Browning who is now the own
er Of the premises.
Alexander Maitland, father of Geo.
+. Maitland of the east side grocery
store arrived OH Sundays train from
Lexington, Mo. He expresses him
self as well pleased with our city.
Chas. F. Piaget who has been con-
nected with the wafer service, located
at Kingman, has spent his spare mo-
ments in prospecting and struck a
mineral lead which assays high in cop
per with fair per cent of silver. The
lead is nine feet wide and the surface
indications promises good thing.
H. S. Buntin> who has been cashier
at the Depot no tel for some time sew
cred his connection with the house on
Sunday and left tor his home in Terre
Haute, Ind. After spending some
time at his mothers home, he will 60
to Albuquerque to accept similar
position in the MAIDEN house. All
were sorry to part with him. He is
succeeded by Mr.. H. G. Morgan, a
nephew of Coy. Thos. A. Hendricks,
and very gentlemanly fellow.
John B. Daley will take charge of
the draughting dept of Chief Engin-
eer Robinson's office this morning.
Mr.. c. Frank Allen, whom he re-
lieves, goes to Ell Paso on Wednesday
to accept similar position with the
Mexican Central R'y. Mr.. Daley
was at one time connected with the
draughting office of the railroad at
Santa Fe, and later has been locating
engineer for Mr.. Engle, resident en-
gineer of the A. T. & S. f. at San
Marcial. He has just been engaged
in making the survey of the line to
Jemez Springs.
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