Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-16
The DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
san MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

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There will be plenty OF feed on the
ranges this winter.
Mrs. Margaret J. Church, of Sants
re, entertained a company OF ladies a,
luncheon, in honor Of Mrs. j. d
Hughes.
Mrs. z A. Carr and mother, Mrs.A
Mcclure have left Albuquerque for St.
Louis where after a visit they will pro.
coed to New York, to spend the winter
F. d. Stitt, OF the First nationaI
bank at FL Paso, has arranged to send
his wife and son to Albuquerque FOL
the winter. They are expected mex
week.
The Perry tourist club, Of Perry,
Iowa, Is making a special study of New
Mexico, and Mrs Fl G.. Giddings writes
to ssk for descriptive matter OF the
Territory.
Mrs. La Lavor and Miss Cane, Of
Chicago, have leased the Albright
Democrat building, No 1T north
Third street, and opened a hotel, In
Albuquerque.
There are five teachers and thirty.
seven pupils at the Presbyterian mis-.
sion schuol just north of Albuquerque.
The school IS under the supervision OF
Rev. James A. Menaui.
F. Cooper has on exhibition the kline.
toscope at Rupees drug store, in AL
buquerque. This is one of Edison's
wonderful inventions and is attracting
. good deal of attention.
Louis Kingman, chief engineered the
Mexican Central railroad, .is daily ex-
pected l Albuquerque. MIR. Kingmap
has been appointed by the Atchison
bond holders to appraise the Atlantic
& Pacific road.
The Trout murder trial at Albuquer-
que, does not attract any more atten-
ton on the part Of the public than the
average police court case. The defen-
dant is accused Of the murder OF the
japanese woman, Kihu Humid.
The Santa Fe social clubs party
proved one of the happiest OF the year.
Some forty young people were present.
The refreshments were served by Mrs.
Henrietta Ilfeld with a grace and taste
that mark the perfect hostess.
The trial of Fritz Brink and Epifan-
10 Archibeque, charged with the killing
of Ignacio Selya, neal Albuquerque, is
set for November 10th. lawyers
Burkhart, Rodey and Dobson will de-
fend the accused, while W. C. Heacock
will assist District Attorney Wilkerson
in the prosecution.
General Agent T. j. Helm sent out a
train load Of 1920 sheep to Nebraska,
over the i & Il u. TnIs is tic Sum
son shipment that was booked to leave
Lamy. the other day, over the A., T..
& S. F., but when Helm got to figuring
on freight rates, the sheep men con-
cluded to driYe to Santa Fe and ship
from that point.
United States Marshal E. l.. Hall
we ut south to make another effort to
run down the Black Jack gang Of post
office robbers. There is no more en-
terprising or fsitbful official in the
public service than Mr.. Hall, and,
under the new administration, II the
people get a man that at all com
pares with him as a public official,
there will be general aus for con-
graduation.
Charles A. Scheurich returned to
Santa Fe from Taos, yesterday even
ing. While absent, he attended the
wedding of his sister, Miss Dora G.
%Scheurich, who was married to J Roy.
al Berry, at the Scheurich home in
Taos, on Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock, by Rev. Valley. About sew
enty-five friends of the family and the
contracting parties witnessed the inter-
esting ceremony and attended the re-
ceptlon and supper that followed at the
home of the brides father, Hon. Alloys
Scheurich. The bride is a charming
and intelligent young woman and the
groom is an esteemed and trusted
salesman in the Miller general store at
Taos.