Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-12-22
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,
iR1sracss from Our r1cnansss. j

Henry Jirod was slightly scalded al
the sugar factory, 10 Eddy.
w. G. Gibbons is taking an invoice
OF his drug stock, al Las Cruces.
Mrs. p. Pague has been quite sick a
Kingston. but is now convalescent.
Alex H Allen Is to be chief deput,
under Sheriff elect Kinsell,a at Santa Fe
Phil Kiroher, OF Roswell, 10 tn.
champion bicyclist Of the Pscos valley.
I. j. Bull & Co., OF Las Cruces, hav.
fresh Kansas City sausage every day.
The Territorial bureau OF immigra
ton is called to meet at Santa Fe, Jan.
uary 18th.
James Book left Kingston for Water
loo, Iowa, Oh a visit to his wife and
relatives.
Mrs. Ludlum, teacher in the fourth
ward school, at Albuquerque, has beer
very i'll.
Mrs. Miner is very sick at the erich.
mond" mine location, out from Hills.
boro.
New Mexico raises up her voice and
Joins In the demand that Cuba have
fair play.
Several Ration parties have formed a
company to equip and conduct q first
class steam laundry.
Miss Walton has resumed her posi-
ton as soprano in St. Johns choir, at
Albuquerque.
There will be a turkey shoot at Gal
lup, on Christmas. Particulars can be
obtained from VIII. Williams.
Lorenz, HubbelI is in charge OF the
trading store, of G. N. Cotton, at Gal
lup, during his absence.
M. FL. Koch, Of White Oaks, was
made foreman of the United States
grand jury, at Socorro.
8 Thomas Ashton arrived in the Kings
ton camp from Denver, to do his an
nual assessment work.
Harry Crane, son of j. H. Crane, is
now a salesman at Keller, Miller &
Co.'S. store, Hillsboro.
A grand ball will be given by the
White Oaks orchestra ON Christmas
night at music hall.
Joseph Goinse was before Esquire
Blanchard at White OAKS on four
criminal charges.
Martin Wegman, Of Hermosa, is
thinking of moving to Chloride TO
start a drug store.
A. L. Christy, of Las Cruces, is slow
ly recovering from a severe attack of
typhoid fever.
The buggy rafnsd off by Mrs. La
point, Dona Ana county, was won by
Will Clute.
Catarino Armiio, of Las Cruces, is
now in Puebla, Mexico, and is getting
q salary of $50 per month.
The post Office at Silver City is now
located in Broadway block next door
to the Broadway hotel.
Aaron Schultz aud d. F. House have
purchased the livery and feed stables
of Arthur S. Goodell, at Silver City.
"Uncle Ben" Peers and Frank
Kliner. of Hillsboro, are prospecting
for gold in the California desert.
Mrs. j. A. Anderson and family, of
Hermosa, will 10Y to Chic ride, where
they intend to start a hotel.
Paul Haprich, of Maxwell City, was
in Ration for medical treatment, he
suffering with some kind of fever.
1. G. Sanchez, of Eddy, is very
favorably mentioned for one of the
c%lerkships in the next legislature.
Pistoresi Natalie, a LIS Cerrillos coal
miner, and Miss Angelina Pucietti
we're married in Old Albuquerque.
volney Rector killed a large deer in
the Big Ratchet mountains, near the
"Carbonate King''mine, Grant county.
Rumor hath it that Fred A. Ander-
son, OF the Rincon Weekly, will assume
charge of the Las Cruces Republican
The infant daughter OF Eugene Bar
Der, suffering severely with laryngitis,
was brought to Eddy for medical treat
ment.
"A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Fitzgerald gave them a sur-
prise at the Gate City hotel, up IN
Ration.
Charles G.. Leicham, who Is looking
around the Territory for a newspaper
location, reached Socorro from Silver
City.
Judge Nickle gave the young folks
of Hillsboro a very pleasant gramo-
phone entertainment at the school
house.
Noah Ovens red ash Sugarite coal,
from his new mine, it is claimed, is
the best coal yet mined in the vicinity
Of Ration
The children's masquerade carnival
will take place at the opera house in
Ration on the afternoon of December
91st.
Messrs Jas. H. Parker and Arnold
R~idgeway left White Oaks on q pros
pecting trip to the San Andres coan-
try.
Arthur Robertson spent a day among
White Oaks merchants, 10 the interest
Of Browne & M~anzanares Co., of
Socorro.
81 Several wagons loaded with deer
and turkey, potatoes and cabbages
were IN Las Cruces from the Sacra-
msnto country.
7. f. Biackmore has been selected
ns chief of the Z Idly fire department,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of w. A. Miller.
The sad news of the sudden death of
Mrs. Ira Harper was brought to Silver
City. She died at the family home. on
the middle Gila.