Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-29
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SANTA FEE, N. M August 28,h, 1896.
Major John l.. Bulls, u. y. Indian
agent, left, Friday night, for southern
Arizona on official business.
Judge A. l.. Morrison has gone to
Chicago TO report to Chairman Hahn,
Of the speakers bureau Of the republic
can national committee, for duty. He
expects to be assigned TO make speeches
in Illinois, Indiana and Missouri, al
though there are also calls for him from
New YorA, Ohio and Tennessee. Judge
Morrison is a very effective and sue
cessful stump-speaker and is specially
well posted on tariff and financial mat
ters. He favors the St. Louis platform
entire.
Mrs. Thornton, Of Dallas, Texas, is
visiting Governor and Mrs. w. T.
Thornton.
Hon. A. A. Freeman, Of Eddy coun-
ty, has been here all week on business
before the Territorial supreme court.
He Is billed to address the voters OF
Albuquerque, on the 9th OF September,
on the questions Of the campaign.
Mrs. w. A. GlassfCrd n children,
who have been here on a visit to Mrs.
o.. A. Spiess, have returned to Denver.
Ex-Governor L. Bradford Prince
returned, ON Friday, from Idaho
Springs, Colo, where he is interested in
an extensive gold.placer mining plant.
S. B. Shelby, manager of the Palace
hotel, visited Denver and Colorado
Springs, the past week.
John II. Walker, U. S. deputy sur
veyor, has return from a surveying trip
IN Taos county.
Mrs. &. d. Bantz and daughter, Of
Silver City, have arrived here and will
remain with Judge Bantz till the term
of the Territorial supreme court is
finished.
Mrs. Charles A. Spiess gave a card
party, on Tuesday afternoon of the
present week, 10 honor OF Mrs. w. A.
Glassford, wife of Captain w. A.
Glassford, of Denver.
Mrs. w. L. Thornton gave q flower
party on Thursday afternoon, which
was a very pleasant occasion.
w. r. Childers, of Albuquerque, U.
S. attorney, was a visitor to Santa Fe,
during the week, partly on legal bust
ness and partly to give impetus to the
gold-democratic movement in this city
and county. 1t is said that he and
Lorion Miller made a bet at heavy
odds, Mr.. Childers betting on McKln-
ley and Miller, on Bryan.
1t is expected that several important
opinions will be handed down by the
Territorial supreme court, next Tues
day.
The Stephens printing company con-
template issuing the first number OF o
weekly republican paper, to be called
| The Statesman on the 9th of September
d. T. White and A. Mennet, Las We
gas commercial men, were guests al
the Palace hotel, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Morris, Of
New York City, are guests Of the Pal
ace hotel and will remain here another
week. Mr.. Morris is a New York law
yer and special law lecturer at Yale.
Internal Revenue Collector Shannon
il. in Arizona looking after his mining
interests near Clifton, Arizona.
Judge Henry G. Sluss, of the United
States land court, has had his family
here with him for the past six weeks
and they will remain till the middle OF
September. They have rooms at the
Palace hotel.
The court OF private land claims is
holding daily sessions and its term is
not expected to close till the middle OF
September.
Bernard S. Rodey, Of Albuquerque,
and Judge S. B. Newcomb, Of Las
Cruces, have visited Santa Fe during
the week on business before the court
Of private land claims.
Frank w. Parker, well. known Hills
boro lawyer, was here during the week
on business before the Territorial SUI
preme court.
ONCE IN A WHILE.