Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-12
The DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
san MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
,Exsracts from our rzcnans.s.l

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Tom Wilkorson, OF Albuquerque,
prosecuting attorney OF that district
returned from an outing trip up 10
Colorado.
Master Chauncey Barnes, OF Silver
City, is In Kansas City, Mo-, where be
Is having his eyes treated and fitted
with glasses.
Miss Matilda Armijo, daughter Of
Jesus Armijo, has arrived in Old Albu-
querque from Chiccgo, and Is visiting
the Misses Armijo.
Timoteo Analla and family have just
moved into their residence In Lincoln.
They will probably remain during the
coming school year.
Drs. Gilbert & Anerbach, Of Silver
City, report the arrival OF a daughter
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Dimmick, Plnos Altos.
Rothgeb & Slattery have about com.
pleted the building Of their smelter at
the "Golden Dawn" mine in Water
Ca non, Socorro county.
Jose Romero concluded that Lincoln
was good enough place for him, and
he Is now at home, resting under his
own vine and fig tree.
Miss Ada Philbrick, directress OF
the Albuquerque kindergarten, who had
been spending her vacation in the east,
has returned TO that city.
Miss Elsie Ross is supplying the
place Of assistant principal In the pub
lie schools during the illness of Miss
Lizzie Black, down at Silver City.
Elder G. M. Fettcr left Ration for
Keller, near Fl. Worth, Texas, to at.
tend the annual association OF the
Shiloh church of Primitive Baptists.
Died at Ration, Mrs. Katie O'Connor,
nee Doud, wife of Chas. O'Connor,
aged twenty-seven years. Funeral
was held from the Catholic church.
Billy Rimball returned to San Fran
cisco, leaving Mrs. Kimball and the
children at the ranch home OF Col.
Perfecto Armijo, above Albuquerque.
Rev. John Skinner and family, who
have been on a visit down in the valley
neal Lincoln returned to their home on
the Bonito the early part of the week.
Sheriff Hubbell, Of Albuquerque, re
ceived the Dionicio Sandoval death
warrant, and is arranging to carry out
its provisions on Thursday, September
Path.
d. j. Rankin and Ed. Dodd went to
Ladrones from Albuquerque. They
have done nearly 100 feet Of tunneling
and the prospect is bright for a rich
strike.
q Miss Lizzie McIntire and Mrs. Conn,
formerly teachers in the Ration public
schools, are now two of the Conn
plished tee chers of the Blossburg
schools.
H. C. Kaune Sc Co. are fitting up the
Delgado store room, opposite the First
National bank at Santa Fe, where they
will open a general merchandise house
in a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. N. S. Berray enter
tanned about fifteen of the young 30
ciety. people of Silver City in honor OF
their guest, Miss Maud Kenyon, OF
Globe, Arizona.
Richard Myers, son of R. b. Myers,
Bernalillo county treasurer, returned to
Albuquerque from southern California.
where he had been sojourning for the
past six months.
James Hartsell has been marketing
apples in Ration from his splendid
orchard on the Suglrite. He had one
So --L:4k civ horr0Io ann 0nA
bushel were picked.
Messrs. Fred and Frank Loucks, OF
Parsons, Kansas, who are spending .
portion of the summer with their sister,
Mrs. Marcy, at Ration are on on a
hunting trip this week.
Miss Berta Hurt left Santa Fe for
Clifton, A. t., to taAe charge OF the
village public school. Her many
friends regret her departure and wish
her abundant success.
B. F. Houts u Co. have purchased
the Home Ranch fixtures and opened o
COW place in the room next door TO tne
Ration bank. It will be known as the
"Home Ranch and everything Will bt
first class.
Rev. 4. G. WEIGH is expected 10 Al
buoueruue about October LIST, and viii
succeed Rev. A. w. Atkinson as pas
tor of the M. E. church. The rever
end gentleman comes from Chagrin
Falls, Ohio.
The government Indian school a.
Santa Fe under the capable manage
ment Of Col. Thos. M. Jones ana 9
wisely selected corps of assistants. re-
opened for the fall term Thursday,
The schools quota is 200 pupils, ~
a. whom are now there. The remain
der will arrive within the next week o.
go from the various reservations.
J. M. Hawkins, q former attorney II
silver CITY, under the firm name .
Conway, Posey & Hawkins, and wne
has been absent for several years, ha
returned and again taken up the prac'
.t;cs Of law with one of his former
FARMERS. Hon. T. F. Conway. the new
Arm name being Conway q Hawkins
Mr. Hawkins has moved his family
there n is occupying the conway
residence.