Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-16
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

q recent EDDY visitor.
Frank Rheinboldt returned to Edd
from his visit to Cincinnati.
Three men resumed work on th
DENMARK, !" up at La Belle.
Mrs. John Morrow presented he
husband with a fine son, up at Ration
w. T. Oliver went down to La
Cruces from Albuquerque, last Thurs
day.
The new telephone service at Albu
querque, Will be in operation about tn,
goth.
Mrs. j. M. Clark, presented hel
husband with an eleven ound-son, a
Ration.
Louis Hostetter took a run up to AL
~buquerque from Las Cruces to visit his
family.
Perry Barton went up to La Belle,
from Catskili, to visit his father ant
mother.
Jno. R. DeMier and son James are
In Las Cruces again after a prolonged
absence.
Miss Maggie Cummings, recently Of
Eddy, is living on her claim near
Hagerman. ss
J. M. Beall, Of Pena Flora, was in
Ration representing his precinct in the
convention.
~ General Manager Faulkner and At
torney Campbell returned to Eddy
from Socorro.
A atrika ~ Nnnra .cd Lnskns -. =
made in the shaft of the sold Hat"
property, at La Belle.
David Chavez and Severe Romero,
OF Elkins were in Ration; as delegates
TO the convention.
Hon. j. G. Salazar, Of Elkins, was
II katon as a delegate to the republi-
can convention, Saturday.
Mrs. Alletta Early Garvey, OF Des
Moines, Iowa, arrived at ST. VIncent's,
Santa Fe, to spend the summer.
w. A. Davis, OF Ell Paso, a Q hew
OF Charles DAVIS, Of the customs oiice,
was in Las Cruces, on business.
Lang Keith, OF White Oaks, has !
been laid up for several days with
mountain fever, but is improving.
Frank j. Cutler, of the late firm of
Laub & Cutler, left Ration on a pros
pecting tour of the southern country.
Sheriff Ed Farr, OF Walsenburg, was
in La Belle last week, looking for a
forger who was supposed to be there.
w. w. Ogle left Eddy for a short
visit in Greenville, Tex, expecting to
stop for a day in Baird, en- route home.
Judge Newcomb, of Las Cruces, is
attorney for several land grant claim
ants before the court Of claims in Santa
Fe.
1t is announced that Mr.. Gurle and
Miss johnson, employees OF the u. S.
Indian school, Santa Fe, will shortly
wed.
Gen. E. /. Bartlett returned to
Santa Fe, from Las Cruces. Mrs
Bartlett will remain there ten days
longer.
Mrs. J. Kent Wortbington, of Colo
RADIO Springs, arrived at the Palace,
coming to enjoy Santa Fe's healthful
climate.
Theo. Eiremann has been working
the "Esperanza No. q" up at La
Belle, and reports good sulphide ore in
quantity.
Mrs. M. j. Church, OF Santa Fe, is
entertaining her mother, Mrs. Joyce,
and her sister, Mrs. Bryne, OF Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Fl. A. Gudger, attorney for the gov.
eminent, is in Las Cruces, taking
deposltions in several Indian depreda-
ton claims.
w. P. Stebbins and John Davis, of
Maxwell City, represented their pre-
cinct in the republican county conven.
ton at Ration.
j. S. Plckerd, of Eddy, will 60 to
Hagerman Tuesday to erect a building
for I. S. Osborne. out Of the material
of the tabernacle.
Fred Bohr has sold the Fulton meat
market, at Ration, to Robert Vogel, of
Kansas City, who took charge Of the
business last week.
Mrs. A. S. Stinnett, en- route to
Bisbee, Ariz., and Mrs. M. Minter, en-
route to Los Angeles, both Of Roswell,
passed through Eddy. +
John Mcfarland, Of Detroit, q
health seeker at st. Vincent, expresses
himself as much delighted with the
climatic attractions Of Santa Fe.
Ore from the ssEdison,n La Belle,
began moving last week. It is being
packed over the range and will be
hauled to the railroad at Catskill.
The night school on the Highlands,
Albuquerque, has been closed in con-
sequence Of the illness of both teach
ers, Will Rush and Fred Matthes.
The teachers and pupils Of the AL
buquerque schools devoted Friday
afternoon, Amor day; to plantingi
trees on the public school grounds.
j. s. Dougherty, Of Midland.
prominent cattle man, tarried in Eddy,
last Thursday, on his way to attend
the convention in Roswell, Friday.
General Manager Faulkner stated in
Eddy, that he had news that the citi-
zens Of Colorado Springs subscribed
$40, 900 stocA in the Eddy beet fac
tory.
B. r. Killough, last week. at Eddy,
sold to Tracy & McEwan his stock Of
hardware. which has been added to-
their seed, implement and vehicle
business. ~
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