Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-07
ffiE DAlLY OPTlO,
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,


Allen Young has resigned his ofic
OF town marshal at Cerrillos. {.
F. II. Mitchell, OF Cerrillos, has bee,
10 Ill as to be confined to his bed.
Present Indications are that the AL
buquerque academy will be closed 70
the fall term.
.. II. Burleson, Of Albuquerque. tool
the second degree at Harmony iodg,
No. IL, |. 0. o. F.
Mrs. Pedro G. Jaramillo's youngest
daughter. Miss Annette, left FL Rit,
Tor school at Notre Dame, Ind.
The Cerrillos public school will
PROBABLY open the first Monday in Dc
tober. for a four months term.
Rev. t. S. Young, Of Albuquerque
has accepted a call to the Baptist Tab
ernacle church at San Jose, Cal.
The land court has entered a decree
confirming the San Clemente grant in
Valencia county for about So. 900 acres
Justo, Pedro and Richard, the three
sons Of j. R. Armijo, left Albuquerque
Tor Notre Dame university, Indiana.
Mrs. Frank Sturgess and children re.
turned to Albuquerque from California.
Angus Cameron, landscape gar.
dener for the Atlantic & Pacific rail
road, is seriously i'll in Albuquerque
Revival services were begun by Rev.
Robert Hodgson at Madrid, out from
Cerrillos, and will continue two weeks
at least.
Mrs. Amado Chaves gave a charm
ing entertainment at her home, at
Santa Fe.in honor Of The Misses Baker,
OF San Antonio.
Judge Stone announced a decision
OF the land court rejecting the Barran.
"a or Geronimo Martin grant near Abb
quiu, In Rio Arrlba county.
The fair association at Albuquerque
have decided to offer $50 for a band
competition, and judges will be select
ed from residents of other places.
The Star Acme picture company has
photograph tents near the Graham
house, opposite the Central hotel, down
at Cerrillos, where F. G. Kurtz,
the manager, is doing some fine
work.
Peter Monteigneir, the Los Corrales
ranchman. has been seriously i'll with
bilious fever for the past few weeks.
He is IN Albuquerque under the care of
a physician, and is reported somewhat
better.
The county board of teachers ex.
aminars of the county of Santa Fe will
meet at the court house in that city on
September 18th and 10Th, for the pur-
pose of examining applicants for teach
ers' certificates.
The Misses Leila and Sophia Armijo,
Miss Francis Butts and Miss Alicia
Hubbell left Albuquerque for ST. Louis, |
where they will attend the Visitation
con vent at Cabanne Place school.
Samuel E. Black, an assistant OBJ
server, U. S. weather bureau, of Den
yer, arrived in Santa Fe, to relieve J..
b. Sloan, who has served as assistant
to Director Hersey during the past four
years.
Mrs. j. F. Williams and daughters,
the Misses Edna and Myrtle, and Miss
Emma Green, of Cerrillos, will 90 to
Albuquerque, where the young ladies
will attend the University Of New Mex
leo, commencing September 14th.
}. D. Hughes, business manager of
the New Mexican, left Santa Fe for
Parsons, Kas., where on Wednesday
next he will lead to the altar Mrs. Sally
Thornton Duncan, of Missouri, the ac-
complished niece Of Gov. Thornton
Miss Lottle L. TIllotson, a talented
lady of St. Paul, MIMI, has consented
to give an Evolutionary entertainment
in Santa Fe, on the evening of Septem-
Der 18th, for the benefit of the ladies'
aid society Of the Presbyterian church.
Miss Isabella Milligan. of the Kansas
City normal school, has been appointed
by the board to succeed Miss Ada Cut
ter as assistant in the high school in
Albuquerque. Miss Cutter resigned to
teach in the public school at Denver.
Ilfeld Bros, Of Albuquerque, re-
ceiyed direct from the east q number OF
silver certificate bills of ST., 50 and So
denominations, and these bills we're ON
exhibition in one of the front win
dows, where the elegant corsets are
displayed.
Frank C. Earle, representative of
the FL Paso smelling company, was 10
Blapd, and while there purchased for
his company 1000 tons of s'Crown
Point ore. This ore is from the
dump of the ssCrown Point and runs
from 500 upward to the ton.
Any one knowing the present where
abouts of George Cameron, about for
ty.seven years of age, last heard of
in Indian Territory about eighteen
years ago, will confer a favor BY ad-
dressing his daughter, Mrs. Clarissa
Esther Bartlett, Cerrillos. New Mexico.
A motion for a re.hearing in the
Cieneguilla grant case has been filed
10 the land court by Mr.. FIske as attor.
pev for the claimants, Messrs. Lehman
Spiegelberg and Antonio Joseph. II
will be recalled that this grant was re-
iscted by the court, about two weeks
ago.
Judge Stone handed down an opin-
ion of the land court, confirming the
Cebolla grant in Taos county, for the
extent included within the north ana
south boundaries contended for by the
government, being the ridges respect
lively north and south of the Iona
river.
At a regular meeting OF the Woman's
Aid society OF the Presbyterian church,
rou;c Gait. 70 Friday afternoon the