Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-22
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and corn In the western part OF So
zorro county than ever before. and tho
crops are looking fine.
Al the '.Richmond" mine, Il the
Hlllsboro district, severalpsn are en-
ployed In drifting and ePening up new
ground and ore bodies.
Jake GainsIey mas SO far recovered
from his recent accident In being
thrown from a buggy as to be upon the
street,at Albuquerque.
The executive COMMITTEES of the Ter
~ritorial fair association will, this week,
call upon the business men Of Albu-
querque for subscriptions.
On and after date, all dogs running
at large on the streets Of Silver City,
without collar and licensed tags, will
be killed by the city marshal.
Mrs 4. II. Stagg, daughter, Nellie,
and Mrs. G. l.. Bovard came nearly
being drowned in crossing a swollen
arroyo, down in Albuquerque.
j. P. Kelly and his son, George, OF
Water canon, Socorro county, were
arrested, charged with assault with
deadly weapons on John j. A.. Dob
bin.
A. A. Mermod, n Of the early res
idents of Eddy, having bsen in the
real estate and insurance business, IL
now located in Currant Greek, Colo
RADIO.
M. Balue states that his new smelter
at Cerrillos will be ready 10 blow 10
In a very short time. He IL now
on his way east to seeur the ma
chinery.
The trustees of the San Antonio
schoo! have under consideration an ap-
plication from Miss Clara N. Cum
mings, OF San Marcial, for the position
of teacher.
The rains continue, not only in the
Pecos valley, but throughout the Ter
ritory, and the supply Of water in the
storage reservoirs is being constantly
increased.
The commissioners Of Socorro county
have made an appropriation Of $1,000
to construct the Mogollon-M agdalena-
Socorru- San Antonio San Marcial
wagon road.
Miss Ella Worden, formerly one of
the school mistresses of Hermosa. was
driven up there, from Hillsboro, by
George Baucus, and Is stopping with
Mrs. Baucus.
John Kendall, AL Slater and Major
Day shot an old she grizzily and two
cubs, on one of the forks of Morgan
creek, about eight miles west of Her.
mosa, Sierra county.
Fred Geisler, a former we'll known
resident of Socorro and Las Vegas,
but now living in Oklahoma, was in
SIC GcG: c::y cckins .tter HE seenr-
70 property interests.
c. w. Kennedy and wife returned
to Albuquerque from California, where
Mr.. Kennedy has been recuperating
from the injury received at the Gallup
mines, some months ago.
N. E. Stevens, grand master Of New
Mexico Odd Fellows, left Albuquerque
for a tour of visitation among the
lodges in the southern towns, Las
Cruces, Deming and Silver City.
Manager McCue, Of Albuquerque, is
trying to raise a small guarantee fund
TO secure the famous Leadville, COL,
base ball club for games in that city,
rex Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
There was both ~ and sunshine in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Sweet, at Topeka, the other day, says
the San Marcial Bee, when an eight
pound Miss Sweet put in an appear
ance.
County Clerk Thomas 9. Hall, for.
merly OF Hermosa, his charming wife,
the Rev. Mr.. Andrews and Mrs. j. G..
Titus, drove up to that place from
H%lllsboro. and are stopping at the Her.
mosa hotel.
Henry Brockmeier has purchased
the interest of John James Jr., in the
bicy Gle repairing establishment Of
Smith & James, down in Albuquerque,
and the firm will now be Smith &
Brockmeier.
W. H. Wilton has purchased from
Geo. Ely, at San Marcial, the house
and piece of land, 60 by 800 feet,
situated directly opposite the Harvey
house corral, and recently occupied by
John Snyder.
The city editor of the Albuquerque
Democrat attended a party and says
one of the young ladies was dressed in
a red shirt, and now he says he in
tended to write it ssskirt," and wishes
be was dead.
In the placer district, at Hillsboro,
there has been a remarkable increase
10 the yield of gold during the last few
weeks. Many Of the Mexican miners
are averaging two dollars a Gay, and
Others are doing well.
Reports from all yer the country.
mot alone from Territorial points, but
arom Texas as we'll, indicate that the
hay crop will be unusually short this
year, and intimating hat hay of
Every description will bring q good
price.
Mrs. VIM. Burns, wife Of the popu-
lar deputy evenue collector of the
Albuquerque district, is suffering from
nervous prostration, and will spend a
few months on the seashore with
the hope that her health may be re-
stored.
The ever pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. CT. Newman was made still
more attractive, down at San Marcial,
ibv the announcement that q girl baby,
the pink of sweetness itself, had es-
Aablished self-government over the
nnfernal mansion.