Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-31
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

10 use in Albuquerque.
Studies Will be resumed In st. Mary
school for boys, at Albuquerque, Sep
TENDER LIST.
M. r. Mendleson, partner Of M.
Newman, is now at Ration for perma-
nent residence.
The Percha mill at at Hllsboro is
supplied with plenty Of ore from the
"Wicks" mine.
Miss Bessie Beatty expects to leave
Eanta Fe, shortly. for Ohio, where she
will attend school.
The Santa Fe county board Of COM
missioners will meet In regular session
on September 7th.
The Misses Gibson, Of Magdalena,
N. nj have arrived in Trinidad, Colo,
to attend the convent.
The governor has appointed Samuel
Atkinson, Of Eddy, and Juan Rafael
Aguilar, of Wagon Mound, as notaries
public.
Z. j. jolly, of Denver, who was at
Albuquerque to adjust the Girard house
fire, Sofre Alexander owner, has re-
turned to Denver.
The body of John @. Nelson, whose
death occurred in Albuquerque, was
sent to Chicago for burial, per request
by telegram from his wife.
Twenty Navajo Indians have been
trading in Santa Fe for several days.
They brought in many pretty blankets
and a bunch of scrub ponies.
J. J. Alsop, representing the Little
sheep dip, has a contract to dip 10000
sheep at M~agdalena, belonging to
Solomon Luna, of Los Lunas.
Harry Hill, colored, who was arrest
ed in Albuquerque for being drunk and
~disorderly, was sent to the chain gang
for ten days by Justice Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eldodt, and
Mrs. Kahn and children returned to
Santa Fe from q weeks visit to
Mr. Eldodt's attractive home at San
Juan.
Rev. G. s. Madden and family, Mr..
Blanchard and family and the Misses
McCready and Miss Edna Berger re.
turned to Santa Fe from their camping
trip at Monument rock.
Miss Nowlin killed a ~tarantula the
size OF a saucer at Camp Whitcomb,
out from albuquerque, the other day.
The intruder had taken possession Of
the tent during her absence.
Theo. Rouault is making extensive
improvements to his canning fac
tory at Las Cruces, and with his
increased facilities will probably double
his output Of canned goods.
c. A. Haynes, accompanied by his
riece, Miss Eva Dougherty, left Ssntt
Fe for Richmond, No., where Miss E va
will remain to attend school. Mr..
Haynes will return in a few days.
Mrs. Martha B. Johnston, the charm.
ing literary Iowan, who has been So
journing at the Palace hotel in Santa
Fe for some weeks, left for an ex-
tended visit to Jemez and Hot sulphur
springs.
Rev. G. L. Bovard received a tele-
gram at Albuquerque apprising him Of
the fact that his wife, who is in a hos
pit. II at indianapolis, had safely passed
ne ordeal of a surgical operation and
was doing we'll.
John Duffy, for several years on the
police force of Kansas City, Mo-. is ii
Albuquerque. For some time, hi
health has been failing him, and hi
physician advised him to seek tn
climate of the Rio Grande valley.
Messrs. Brook banks and Barclay, o
P~ennsylvan mia, owners of the "Chance'
group Of valuable mines In the Hills
boro district, are having some work
done on the Henderson" mine in Wick
gulch, which also belongs to them.
St. Vincent academy will open a
Albuquerque, September 1st. Piano
violin and guitar will be taught in tn
department of music. The curriculum
SO successful in former years. will b
continued in the other departments.
1t is announced that the AtchisoI
company has finally acquired absolut
title to the great coal measures nea
Cerrillos, in south Santa Fe county
purchasing from S. B. Elkins, r. {
Kerens and T. B. Catron for $500, 900
1t is stated on good authority that D
l.. McEachron, of Nebraska. recent
appointed principal by the easter
board for the Albuquerque aoadem'
will not go to that city. 1t is undel
stood he is afraid to try to build up tt
school so late in the season.
A few friends of education were mo
pleasantly entertained at the Goss Mil
tary Institute in Albuquerque, the o.
casion being a farewell reception
Prof. Elmore Chase, who soon leav'
the Albuquerque academy to enter ed
cational work in California.
The governor has appointed DR.. I,
M. Diaz, of Santa Fe, as a delegate
the Pan-American medical congress
the City of Mexico, in November, an
James j. Clark, of Grant county, as
delegate to the irrigation congress
Phoenix IN the same month.
The ladies of the Fifteen club
Santa Fe were delightfully."- entertaine
at the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mr.
Arthur Boyle in an informal manne
out Of compliment to Mrs. L. Bradfoi
Prince, former president of the cit
and n of its charter members.
Walter Hartley and w. j. Mad
we're brought before Justice Bayne
Ration, the former on the charge Ut Q
tempting to kill w. j. Mador, and
was placed under a $1,000 bond to a
swer to the grand jury. but 1t W
suspended during good behavior.
II is only u question of until Il