Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-22
rHE DAILY OPTIC,
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

hVat mil az O1u MHIclIl III
temporarily ceased operations.
w Krem's, druggist,of Syringe
paid his first visit 10 San Marcial.
Dick Roberts made a shipment
90 head of cattle from Deming.
Mrs. S j. Bonsall, of Rincon, b,
been suffering with a sprained wrist.
Fred Sweet is home in San Marci,
from attending school at Las Vegas.
The Deming land and water con
pany are IN shape to let water cor
tracts.
The children Of the Baptist churc
at Eddy picnicked at Halaguan
ranch.
i. The Deming Art Co. have secure,
control OF the Deming photograpI
parlors.
A large kiln will soon be ready TO
burning at the brick yards in Sal
Maroinl.
5. +. Kinney left Eddy for a stay o
several weeks with his parents in Aus
tin, Texas.
W. j. Ridley writes the San Marcia
Bee OF his safe arrival at the Ruskir
colony, Tenn.
Oliver Lee, of Las Cruces, sold a
~trainload OF cattle TO John Riley, to be
shipped June 10Th.
DIR. Eimundson, Of Rincon, is in
attendance on Miss Grace Golf, who is
suffering with tonsilnis.
Miss Wainwright, of Sydney, Ohio,
an adopted sister of Engineer Ed
WorrelI, arrived in San Marcial.
Assessor N. P. Eaton is attending to
the shearlng of his sheep at his ranch,
across the river from San Marcial.
Perry Gall has done some handsome
interior decorating in j. L. Nichols
tonsorial p%arlors, down at San Mar
cial.
The funeral of Severe Apodaca took
place at the old town Catholic church.
Albuquerque, and was largely at
tended.
Miss Mary Buchanan has opened an
Office on Court street, Socorro, where
she will be found ready to do type
writing.
Miss Zoe Walker, who has been
teaching school at Magdalena for the
past few months, left for her home in
Deming.
The New Mexican printing COM
pany, at Santa Fe, Is now shipping out
the assessment rolls to the different
counties.
James and Robert Ray passed
through Rincon from Kingston, bound
for Bisbee, Arizona, where they have
mining interests.
The family of j. NJ. Fuentes, the
shoemaker, arrived at Rincon from
Lss Cruces and will make that place
their future home.
Col. s. p. Carpenter, G. F. w.
SchmidIe, j. II. Bragaw and Julius
WelIegehausen shipped 1000 head of
cattle from Deming.
Captain William French shipped
W inty-two cars of cattle to Springer
from Magdalena. He will ship another
bunch, about the goth.
Mrs. l.. Hostetter and children will
leave Albuquerque, in u few days, for
Las Cruces, where Mr.. Hostetter has q
very lucrative position.
Miss Mamie Allen, who is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. D. A. Dreamer, at Rim
con, expects to leave, shortly, for Ros-
well, to spend the summer.
A little nephew of E. H. Matthews,
only eight years old, arrived at Dem.
ing from bis home IN Missouri, having
travelled all that distance alone.
Morris Prudential arrived in Las
Cruces from S~olomonville, Arizona,
and will visit for some time with Ph.
Prudential and family, down there.
The San MarciaI laundry, conducted
by Mr.. and Mrs. D.. Campbell, has a
steam ironer in operation, and a great
improvement is noticeable in the linen.
The Rio Grande river is very low for S
this season of the year, and unless there
is rain shortly the supply of water will
be short, next month, thus causing
much damage to crops. .
The Las Cruces college students will
observe .'Mouutain day." Friday, May .
22od, ~ a trip to the Organs. They
expect To be gone three days, and will /:
camp at SoIidad canon
4 letter from d. Seligman announces
that A. Robinson, who went to Mexico ]
with Mr.. seligman from Las Cruces, is
now in The mercantile business OF
Jemintz, with Seligman as manager.
Geo. p. Money, assistant U. S. at
is an applicant for appointment
as u. 5. attorney to succeed the late j..
II. Hemingway. e. V. Chavez, of
Socorro, is also an applicant for the
place.
Seventy-six feet of the big f1ume
the Pecos, three miles north
of Eddy, rave away. The break
1t The place where the new
and old structures were joined, the fall
Of 1898.
Z Il. Slider, of Santa Fe, the newly
appointed register CT the U. S. land J
flee at Las Cruces, is engaged IN get r
ting I'D bis sficial bond in the sum of s
s10, eco preparatory to entering upon t
his cfiicial duties. G
Don Crecers;o Garcia was over at t
Rincon from Colorado to secure DR.. v
services in performing an :
operation on his sons eyes. The young ?
nan had been blind for ten years, but |
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