Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-03-19
PERSONAL.

| James Duncan yesterday left for
st. Louis.
| Mrs. Winsiow and party will go east
this morning.
j. T. Lindsey. st. Louis, is stop
ping at the Depot hotel.
Born on Wednesday morning to the
wife off. G. Leary girl.
S. ]. Mathews, manager of excur-
sion parties, went ea't yesterday.
Theodore Gowdy, hom the ancient.
Is visiting Las Vegas at present.
D. H. Lofrey. a prominent Chica-
goian, dimes with Colonel Lasher.
E. G, TLurber, OF the Continental
Oil company, has returned from the
south.
Harry Bowman, OF St. Louis, was
registered at the Depot hotel last
evening.
Col. Taylor, United States agent of
the bureau ofanimal industry, was in
the city again yesterday.
Excursion Manager Philips. of Los
Angeles, was with the A. & P. excur-
sion yesterday afternoon.
DR.. w. c, Boteler and wife came up
from the south on Thursday. They
are cousins of Frank Hugh.
Mrs. Lewis Unexpectedly found her
married sister from Los Angeles on
the east bound special Yesterday.
G. Butterfeld, from the metropolis
ofthe southwest, Kansas City, placed
his autograph upon the Depot hotel
register last evening.
R. S. Daily, st. Louis; M. G. Gore.
Benjamin f. Holcomb, Milwaukee;
Miss +. Sawyer. Pittsburg; j. B.
Crosby, Detroit, were yesterday guests
of the Depot hotel.
Miss Conant went to Santa Fe some
days ago, and returned yesterday.
Both her father and mother, at the
Depot hotel are recovering from their
long illness.
Mrs. Lasher will leave the first of
the coming week for California by the
way Of Wyoming, where she will meet
her mother who will return with her
from California and make visit to
Las Vegas.
Frank u. Bloom, Trinidad; Jno. f.
no ach, Louisville; W. Coleman, Indi-
annapolis: 'ouls Bangs, Liberty; ]. T..
Whltme Gallinas Springs; Jas.
u; Lick g. Thompson, Springer;
J.W. A. ,rombie, Gallinas Crossing g
aregu .,h he Plaza.
MRS. Z belts,who some ten days
ago V with her husband to Los
A gel ajsed through yesterday on
h,rH Chicago. She left the
doctor IN California, and he had
somewhat improved upon the deli
cate conditi) in which he left Las
Vegas.
A. G. French registers at the Depot
hotel as from San Marclal. lie brought
in the regular train from the south
yesterday morning, and is the con-
ductor who represented the Santa Fe
Brotherhood of Conductors at the
meeting in FL Paso recently. at which
the railroad officials of the Texas roads
were sustained as against the strikers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Edsall. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Tyler. New York; George
III. Fullerton, Miss Emma Peabody;
| E. s. Emerson and wife, Cincinnati,
have been for some days at the Hot
Springs, but came down yesterday
and left for the south last night. Miss
Peabody is the daughter of the presi-
dent of the Ohio & Mississippi. rail-
road.
Frank Richardson, who has been
an employe of the First National BANK
of this city for some time, has accept
ed a more lucrative position in the
First National bank of Las Vegas.
Frank has many friends in this city,
and will be quite loss to the society
circles OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Colonel Ed. Haren, emigrant agent
for the Santa Fe road. arrived here on
101 last night. He says it is wonderful
to see the crowds of people in the
ticket Office of that road at Kansas
City, Although the agents for some
of the other roads have no more help
than ordinarily, the agent of this
road is rushed with business from
early morning until late at night and
it is a matter of no little difficulty to
get into the Office.
The gentle zephyrs of yesterday
blew down a telephone pole near the
street car stables, and it was at one
time feared that communication be-
tween the exchange and the west side
would be shut off for q day or two.
Superintendent Vaille reported last
evening that there would be no sus-
tpension Of business.