Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-21
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

simpson, arrived at Rlncon from Kan
sas, and will make that place his futur
home.
Joe Duper has left Las Cruces foI
El Paso and gone into the teaming an,
express business. His wife went dowr
last week.
Mrs. IL. L. Miles and daughter re
turned to Las Cruces from Ell Past
where they had been visiting Mrs. Den
mis- Hadlsy.
Miss annie Baird, who has beer
visiting friends in the south and cas-
Tor several months, arrived home a
Las Cruces.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Las
Cruces Presbyterian church, gave q
social at the residence of Judge McFie,
Friday evening.
Mrs. Emma Bloodgood left Rincon
Tor San Marcial to visit Mrs. Fred Pin.
grey. She will visit Albuquerque be-
fore her return.
Hon. w. &. Dame is prominently
mentioned in connection with the nom.
NATION for delegate to congress by the
sound money democrats.
The barn dance at Orchestrion hall.
Albuquerque, postponed from Friday
night on account of the rain, will take
place tomorrow evening.
Charlie Ashton won the 800 Colum.
bia of Will Lucas's which was ratified
off at Silver City Thursday evening,
Sept. 10th. by a throw Of At.
Miss Jessie Casad, of Las Cruces,
has gone to San Antonio, Socorro
county, to assume her position as teach
er In the public school there.
The convention of the New Mexico
Wool Growers association will be held
in the city building at Albuquerque on
the first two days Of the fair.
The New Mexico Educator, which,
discontinued publication during schoo
vacation, has resumed at Las Cruces.
The September number is in press.
II. S. knight, of Albuquerque, went
up to Santa Fe to enter the civil ser.
vice examination. Will Medier, an
other applicant, also went up to Santa
Fe.
Joseph Jacket, a tailor at E. B.
Booths, Albuquerque, was sent up to
the Sisters hospital at Santa Fe, on
Wednesday night. He is suffering
with kidney trouble.
Miss Grace Golf returned to Rincon |
from FL Paso, where she has fer some
time been confined in the Sisters hos
pital. Though still very weak her
health is much improved.
w. A. Sanders, general agent for
the Equitable Life Assurance society,
left Albuquerque for Santa Monica,
Cal. He will return IN about ten day.,
accompanied by Mrs. Sanders and
children.
The johnson Mining company, of
the Indian Territory, has filed a certifi-
cate with the Territorial secretary, de-
signaling Socorro az it's place OF bust
ness and Jas. H. Hill as its agent in
New Mexico.
d. B. Robinson, president of the st.
Louis & San Francisco railroad, who
recently sent 800 as his donation to
the Territorial fair, writes to Sec
rotary Saint that he will be at Albu-
querque during fair week.
Its a mighty poor orchard in Santa
Fo that can't boast of 1,U00 pounds or
more of first.class peaches this year.
Large shipments of superb fruit are
sent out to those frost-bitten regions
where fruit crops are total failures.
Mrs. Richard Lusted and sisters,
Misses Loves, left Albuquerque for
Birmingham, Mich, and expect to be
absent about two months. This visit
is the first in eighteen years that the
ladies have made to their old Michigan
home.
The Colorado-Arizpna Sheep com
pany, incorporated under the laws of
Colorado, has filed a certificate with
the Territorial secretary, designating
Albuquerque as its principal place OF
business and Frederick w. Hamm as
its agent in New Mexico.
A few days ago .Bonifacio Guiterres
resigned as one of the school trustees
of the Bernalillo precinct, %whereupon
the county school superintendent APP
pointed Hon. Pedro Perea In his stead.
The schools of Bernalillo are in a
furnishing condition.
The Cimarron Mining and Milling
company, Incorporated under the laws
OF West Virginia, for the purpose OF
operating mines and reducing ores IN
Colfax county, New Mexico, has fled
notice of incorporation with the Terri
torial secretary of New Mexico.
There will be a meeting of the board
of pharmacy at Las Vegas on Monday
and Tuesday, October 9th and 9th, for
the examination of applicants for regis
t~ration. Those wishing to stand the
examination should notify the secreta-
nv at once, w. e. Porterfi cid, at Silver
City.
Secretary Saint states that'the baby
show will undoubtedly be one OF the
grand features of the "Carnlval OF
Sports,'' at Albuquerque. ASlO silver
cup will be the first prise, and q 10
cup the second prize, for babies one
year and under one year old. The cups
will be beautifully engraved.
The Whitney company has filed ar
ticles with the Territorial secretary
recitlng the following particulars; IN
corporators, Walter Hesselden, WIN
Il. Whitney and John 9 Flournoyi
objects, carrying on general merchan-
disc business; capital stock, 500, ooo;
life, fifty years; directors, same as IN
corporators; principal place OF bust
ness, Albuquerque.