Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-20
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

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Lincoln visitor this week.
Miss Adair returned to Santa Fe from
a visit among friends at Cleveland,
Ohio.
Col. G. G.. Coleman retained to San
ia Fe from a thirty days leave OF alb
sence In Virginia.
Ignacio Ortiz, aged twenty-six, son
of Ambrosio Ortiz, was found dead in
his bed at Santa Fe.
Special Agent Sherrard Coleman, Of
the land court, left Santa Fe on a busi-
ness trip to Taos county.
The household effects Of Mrs. W. q
Hadley will be sold at auction in AL
.buquerque, next Monday.
M. J.. Smith and Mrs. Eliza L. DOVE,
who formerly resided 10 Albuquerque,
were married at Ell Paso.
Miss Brehout, of the Albuquerque
Indian school, is visiting friends ut the
government school in Santa Fe.
There is some talk OF organizing a
girls base ball team in Albuquerque in
which boomers will hold sway.
The police recovered a mans saddle
at Barelas, out from Albuquerque, and
the same is now at the city hall await
Ing Identification.
Manuello Lechuga, Of Albuquerque,
swore out q warrant for the arrest of
Primitive Lopez and wife, charging
them with the abduction OF his daugh-
ter.
After paying all expenses, the AL
buquerque fremen only realized 1925
from the ball and field day towards
paying off the tournament indebted
ness.
Mrs. Castor, of Nebraska, wife of
the chairman of the state democratic
committee, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Cotton. at the Indian school, over ia
Santa Fe.
Rev. A. Brucker, s. j., from Del
Norte. Colo. came up to Albuquerque
from Santa Fe, where he gave the an
nual retreat to the Sisters of the Bless.
ed Sacrament.
E. L. Hall, New Mexico's United
States marshal, accompanied by his
wife and children, returned to Santa Fe
from a vacation visit to relatives and
friends in Missouri.
Sister Fidelis, formerly in charge Of
the old town school at Albuquerque, is
now managing the s~anitarium at COL
orado Springs. She may return to AL
buquerque in the fall.
Walter Davis, the sprinter and typo.
late Of Las Vegas, and recently en-
ployed in the New Merican's book and
Job department, at Santa Fe, has been
quite i'll for some days.
Mrs. N. McCroskey and Mrs. B. Lee
returned to Ration from a visit to the
~latter's husband at the Las Vegas hos.
pital. He is in about the same condi-
ton as when he left there.
Frank A. Hubbell, with ten wagons,
arrived 10 Albuquerque from Pajarito
with about fifteen tons of alfalfa hay,
which was sold to E. j.. Post & Co.,
who shipped to Cyrus McDaniels, at
Grants station.
III Lu6 OultCA otobOo AodN ~ Nv
Santa Fe, Chief Justice Reed handed
down an opinion rejecting the Glen
guilla grant, wherein Lehman, Spiegel-
berg ct al. claimed 43,961 acres Of land
in Taos county.
W. E. Dame, of Cerrillos, has APP
piled to the United States fish commits
sioner for blanks. in order to file q for
NAL demand for 10O, 900 young trout,
with which to stock the Pecos, Santa
Fe and Rio Nambe.
Bond Brothers, of E%spanola, have
sued out a writ of attachment against
all the property of Batchelder Brothers,
at Tres Piedras. The claim of the at
taching firm is about $4,000. The
papers are In the hands of the sheriff
of Rio Arriba county.
The pleasing information comes to
Santa Fe from New York that Rev. Il.
o. Laid has been called to serve as
pastor OF the leading Congregational
church at Jamaica, Long Island. The
salary . Sc 900 g year and the'parish
has an 5000 rectory.
Charles F. Lummiss editor Of Land
of Sunshine, a journal published in Los
Angeles, arrived at Isleta, down the
country, from Old Mexico, where he
had been for the past two and a
half months preparing q series OF ar
ticles for Harper Bros. on "Mexico as
1t Is"
The directors and stockholders of
the Albuquerque D%elicatessen company,
dong business on Railroad avenue,
held their annual meeting aud re-elect-
ed the following popular officers: Ber-
nard HELD, president; B. z. Schuster,
vice. president; Edward Spite, general
manager.
In the supreme court, at Santa Fe,
Chief Justice Smith and Associate
Justices Collier and Bantz sitting, the
bearing Of the case of Francisco Con-
zales y Borrego ct al, plaintiffs In
error, cs. the Territory OF New Mexico.
defendant in error, was concluded and
the case vas taken under advisement.
Count Juan Miguel de Lacerda. who
has beeu on parole at Los Lunas,
passed through Albuquerque for Anton
Chico. Sol Luna. of Los Lunas. and
Lorenzo Lopez, Of Las Vegas, signed
his bond, the $4,000 having been
deposited with them to insure his
presence before the grand jury IN the
fall.
A. P. Buck, Of Las Vegas, who 10 the
southwestern purchasing agent Of
sheep for Swift & Co., Chicago and
Kansas City, reached Albuquerque,
and at once appointed l.. Trauer. 10