Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-06-25
rHE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
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With a serious throat trouble at Lii
coin.
Bony Kimbrcll, wife and mother
OF Picacho, are visiting their Lincol
friends.
Roma!do Montana. wife and Chi
dren. Of Lincoln, went to the ranch bt
low Picacho.
Benito Montoya, Of Tularoso an ex
cellent violinist, was in Lincoln a fe,
days last week.
Father Mijeon, of Lincoln, is on
among his parishioners at Los Palla
and other points.
l. N. Bailey sent a load Of apples t
Roswell from the Spring ranch, nea
Lincoln, last week. !
Mrs. John P. Victory and son hav'
returned home to Santa Fe from
pleasure trip to Missouri.
Charlie Fritz, OF Lincoln, went tc
Roswell after Mrs. George Curry and
children, who are going to Lincoln or
q visit.
Judge W II. Bowman left Farming
to1 for Silverton, where he has import.
ant mining interests requiring his at
tention.
Deming's road supervisor, Robt
Calnpbell, has a force OF men hard at
work cleaning and repairing the
streets.
The p~ostoffice at Junction, San Juan
county, has been moved to the Bill
Carson ranch. S. l.. Toner is now
p ostmaster.
Cal. Warrington has opened a clean
ing and dyeing department in connec-
ton with his furniture store on Main
street, Roswell.
Two DRINKS were up before Justice
Crawford at Albuquerque. One was
given fifteen days and the other ten on
the chain gang.
James Kimmel, an old resident of
San Juan county, w~hn moved to Kan
sas some time ago, has returned, pre-
sumably to stay.
Miss Schultz, OF Ell Paso, sister of |
Mrs. Noa Ilfeld and Mrs. las. Gruns- |
field, arrived in Albuquerque, and will
visit few weeks.
The examination of applicants for
teachers certificates began at the court
house at Albuquerque. Nineteen ap-
plicants appeared.
Dr. j. H. Sloan and wife returned to
Santa Fe from the Pacific coast. The
doctors general health is good, but his
eyes are still weak.
The partnership heretofore existing
between DR.. s. D. Swope and DR..
Carl Hagen, at Deming, has been dis
solved by mutual consent.
Sol Berry, Of Bonito, was In Lincoln
this week with a load Of potatoes.
This will be about the last until the
new crop is ready for market.
James E. Cree returned to Lincoln
from Fit. Worth and othef Texas
points. He reports cattle in fairly
good condition in that section.
One OF tho most interesting games
of ball ever witnessed in San Juan
c ,unty, was played ia Aztec between
the Aztec and f. uitland teams.
Monday night. at Adams hall, in the
city If Santa Fe, occurred the COM
mencement exercises of tie New Mex
leo school for the deaf and blind.
Mrs. Chas. Martin and daughter,
who have been visiting at her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. T. A. Carr, of Deming,
left for their home in San MarcIal.
Charles de Roulet, of Roswell,
passed through Lincoln, last week.
He went to the Jicarilla gold district
to look after his mining interests
there.
Governor ". T. Thornton will de.
liver an Grafton in Deming on July
4th, and several other prominent ci,i-
xens OF ths Territory will make short
addresses.
The Deming school board has se-
cured the services Of Prof. J. A. Long,
Of the Silver City Normal school, as
principal of the Deming school for
next year.
Miss Elvira Gonz lies, who has been
quite i'll the past fortnight at Mrs
Perea's, at Lincoln, has entirely re-
covered and has gone to her home be-.
low that town.
P..L Krouse, OF Lincoln, and Charles
Quinlan, of Roswell, started for the
Jemez Springs last Sunday. They ex-
pect to remain al that famous resort
about six weeks.
The famous Dave l.. McCoy's New
York Novelty company gave an enter
tai1ment at Firemen'a hall, Santa Fe,
Tuesday night, for the benefit OF the
local fire department. 7n
The late frosts this spring played
sad havoc with the fruit in the Lin
coin section; but there >were a few
cherries, apples, etc., that survived,
which are now rpeniug
It was learned at Dsming that John
w Young, who was q prominent pro.
moter OF the Deming. Mexico railroad
five years ago. is now acting in the
capacity OF coachman to an English
lord.
L w. Coe passed through Aztec on
his way to Durango with a load of
dried fruit He will load back with
doors, windows and finishing material
for Mrs Eogland's new house in Farm
inpton. .
The police of Albuqueri,ue are en-
forcing the ordinxncs recurring drivers
10 hi,ch horses when left standing 10
the sir. et. Warnings having proved
M RI. ctual. somebody will be fined