Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-06-19
rHE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,
Ix.sracts from our n.cnans.s.l


EXTRACTS from our Exchangss.l
R,v and Mrs. W.. l.. Adams wei
east from Alup.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wyant ware I
G,llnp from the reservation.
Trout fishing on the Ri, Couej - I
said to be first class, just now.
Don Nss,or Armijp and soa Fred
visited FL paso, from Las Cruces.
There is some talk OF re-organ .zinl
tie Grass Bachelors lodge in Gallup
j. NJ. Bsall, prominent ci,izm O
Pena Flora. Colfax county, was IL
Ration.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Wootten, of La,
Cruces, expect to leave for the east,
this week.
Mrs II. +. Stephenson returned l.,
Las Cruces from Santa Rosalia, Mex
leo, much improved.
Miss Ellen Gibson. OF Las Cruces,
departed for California, where sht
will spend the summer.
The City meat market win be re.
opened at Las Cruces, this week, I'M
der a new management.
Mrs. Clarence Whistler will leave
Ration about the first OF July on q visit
to relatives in Kentucky.
j.. W. Perry, the popular young
merchant of Chaplain, was in Clayton
for a new supply Of & ,ods.
Charles Armijo left Las Cruces. on o
visit to his family in Denver. He will
be absent about three months.
Major Van Patten intends giving a
picnic at his mountain camp near Las
Cruces, or the fourth Of July.
Agent Lutz sold thirty-fve tickets to
Santa Feans bound for the Territorial
democratic convention at Las Vegas.
Miss Nellie Thornton returned to
Clayton from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
George Allen, at Garrett, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Allen, of Garrett, Oklahoma,
il visiting her father and mother, MIR.
and Mrs. j. r. Thornton, at Clayton.
- H. II. Butler, formerly of Ration,
E.pf Trinidad, was at the former
gpingling with his many friends.
Ehos. 4iEs~est6, OF ~1AAlbaqaer-
we'd In Ration and is the guest
kughter, Mrs. j. B. Schroeder.
pstain left Rincon for Mexico,
where he will take charge
lge gang on the Mexican Cen.
Hdaughter OF General Superinten-
aent Wells, of the Atlantic & Pacific,
has returned to Albuquerque from the
east.
w. A. Bird. of Sierra Mcjlda,
Mexico, lett Las Cruces for a visit to
his fathers ranch up in the Sacra-
mentos.
Last Saturday afternoon, before
Judge Collier, w. b. Childers quail
lied as United States attorney for New
Mexico.
The M. 4. church at Las Cruces,
will be closed for six weeks. Pastor
Phelps expects to go to the mountains
this week.
A female hypnotist, with a "child
WONDER" were in Rincon. They met
with little success financially, and left
for the north.
An artistic sign, the work OF the
champion sign writer of the south west,
row decorates the front of the Rincon
Weekly cfice.
II. Whigham, land commissioner of
the Maxwell grant company, retu rned
to Ration from an important trip to
Bisbee, Arizona.
A. b. Allen and wife, Of Roswell,
start to Amarillo in a few days. From
there they will 60 to Kansas to visit
AIRS. Aliens father.
Mrs p Montgomery and her son.
in-law, Mr.. Sommers, lett Ration for
Kansas City, where her daughter, Mrs.
Sommers, is visiting.
Announcement is made ut Las
Cruces, that Juan 4. Amador and Miss
Mary Woodwork will be joined in
wedlock on June 29th.
Prot. w. w. Storms left Ration for
Chillicothe, Ohio, where he had been
summoned by the board of education
of that progressive city.
e. p. Kearney, a very pleasant
young gentleman from England, is at
Ration to spend the summer with his
u%ncles, the MANLY Bros.
A surprise party was rendered G.
jenkins at RiEcon on the occasion OF
his birthday. A very enjoyable time
was had by those present.
There are about twenty-five men at
work on the beet sugar factory, at
Eddy. and all bids fair to see the FAC
tory opened by November 1st.
sOrrin Beidelnan, a young man OF
Philadelphia, and heir to a large
estate, has been visiting his school
nate, Frank Stevens, at Ration.
j B. Dawson, the big fruit and
stock raiser on the Vermejo, was in
Ration. lie reports a fair crop Of fruit,
alfalfa and vegetables, Notwithstanding
the extreme dry weather.
County Clerk A. G. Gutierrez. OF
Coliax county, an efficient an obliging
official, was in Ration a few hours on
his way to his Trincbera ranch, where
lie will spend a few days.
Col. W. d. Cameron, Ct New York;
and several eastern capitalists arrived
in Ration to look over that portion OF
New Mexico with a view OF materaliz-
ing some extensive enterprises.
Miss Mabel Harding, stenographer