Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-20
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
IRxtracts from our Excnanass.I

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visiting friends at Indianapolis.
Miss Minnie Keys, of Missouri, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Haynes, at Santa
Fe.
Mrs. J.. M. lewis and family have
move TO + Paso from Hillsboro, to re-
side.
Thomas G. Long is back at Hillsboro
from IN extended business trip in the
east.
j. w. Palmer, who has been seri-
ously i'll at Albuquerque. is recov-
ering.
Mrs. A. G.. Wells is slowly o
ing from a severe illness, down In AL
buquerque.
Messrs. Gortner and Alley, Of Santa
Fe, have en- route from the east q tan
dem bicycle.
Mrs. Anna r. MCGOWAN, wife Of J
r. MCGOWAN, died at her home in
Albuquerque.
Miss Maggie and little Katie Foun-
tain have returned home to Las Cruces
from Hillsboro.
Episcopal services were held at
Kingston, last Sunday morning and
evening, by Rev. E. II. j. Andrews.
Captain J. M. Allen caught a silver
tip bear in a trap in the Bear noun
tains, nine miles north Of Magdalena.
The man Trout has been held re-
sponsible for the murder of the Japan
ese girl, Kihu Honda, down in Albu-
qnerque.
A. M. Bergere, of Los Lunas, who
went to Albuquerque for medical at
tention, left for his Valencia county
home.
Quite a large delegation Of Hillsboro
miners left that place to 60 to work
for Senator Gales in his Congress, A.
t., mines.
Wanted, to hear from parties need
ing money to develop mines. Joseph
Maille, lawyer, s12 Hennen building,
New Orleans, La.
The Palace hotel, at Santa Fe, 10
undergoing thorough and much needed
repairs throughout and much new fur
niture is being put in.
Sister Victoria, of Santa Fe, is in
Cincinnati comforting with the mother
superior concerning the rebuilding Of
the sanitarium, owe there.
The next excursion to Santa Monica,
Long Beach and other Southern Cali
fornia points via the Southern Pacific,
leaves Deming, July 30th.
Me- w W;uson,c - Conta To who
went east to Buffalo, N. Y, to visit her
mother, has b zen seriously i'll Of lac.
She is in the Buffalo hospital.
Thomas and Peter Hall and John
Cravens made a shipment of stock
from the Dog springs country at DEM
ing. About 400 head went out.
The proprietors Of the new demo-
cratic journal, at Eddy, that
the first number will appear this week.
It's official title will be the Eddy Demo
crdt.
Miss Margaret Bell, ~bookkeeper for
the Albuquerque mercantile company,
left that place for Galveston, Texas,
to visit her sister, Mrs. d. E. Shuck-
hart.
1t is rumored In Socorro that Sheriff
Bursum was married in Sill yer City, on
his recent trip to Mogollon, but it is
not believed by his many San Antonio
friends.
1t is said that Prot. Alloys Preisser.
the county assessor, down there. is
about to erect a brick residence or his
property, west of the court house, In
Iiillsboro.
r. N. Dickman, the mining engineer
and promoter of the big placer scheme
at Hillsboro, has gone to Georgia to
report on some gold mines there for
eastern capitalists.
There was a dance given at Jemes
hot springs, in honor OF the marriage
engagement of a prominent young
business nan of Albuquerque, to a
Kansas young lady.
The Hillsboro school board has en-
p!oyed Miss Dora Titus and Miss
Georgia Endicott, both Sierra county
young ladies, to teach the Hillsboro
school, the coming term.
Messrs. Phil Barber and Frank Buck,
Mrs. Overhuls and her two daughters,
the Misses Nellie and Bessie, of Bland,
go TO make up a very pleasant party
OF campers at the Sulphurs.
The "Wicks' mine at Hilisboro has
been closed down indefinitely, and the
miners paid off and discharged. Supt.
Williams will remain there In charge,
to keep the water out and to look after
the property generally.
Miss Carrie Sheridan and sister, Of
Denver, are visiting the Misses Perea,
over at Santa Fe. Both are charming
young ladies. Miss Carrie spent Six or
seven years in Europe p~erfecting her
studies Of foreign languages.
Adolphus Hill and wife, Mrs. Lu-
Zero and son, Juan Sandoval and
Manuel Baca, Of Santa Fe. formed a
pleasant party which passed through
Bland, bound for the Sulphurs, where
they will remain for fifteen days.
John Nalaskowski, a former resi-
dent Of Deming. but now engaged In
business at Williams, Arizona. fell from
u scaffolding and sustained serious.
though moi fatal, injuries. He was
rapidly recovering at last accounts.
Carl jerks has recovered from his
recent illness ut San Antonio and is at
his accustomed place in his new black
smith shop, down there. He will soon
extract a thousand pounds OF pure
honey. which will be cased and put on
the market.
VIM. F. Hall has resigned the super