Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-12-10
MORE ax.Naw MaxIcANs.

Herbert Milllgan 10 still In tho erdploy OIL
the Colorado telephone and telegraph
company, in Denver. City life seems "a
agree with him nicely enough, though be
still has a yearnIpg In hts heart for LaI
Vegas and her people the best on earth.
N. L. Morey, long In the employ Of
Franklin Macvsagh & o., Of Chicago, In
the capacity Of commercial tourist, having
his headquarters Inc family residence 10
Las Vegas, Is now engaged extensively In
tho hay, grain and coal business, at No,
1,64s, Platte street, Denver. Colo.
Judge L. Bradford Prince, late OF Santa
Fe, and who recently completed . new
residence over near E~spanola, is put down
in the Denver directory as q resident Of
that city, he residing on the Berkeley
Heights. Judge Prince should succeed IN
locating himself definitely, 10 more psrti
culars than one, before another politi cal
campaign rolls around on the earth's axis,
Harry ]. O'Bryan Is one of the rising
young attorneys Of Denver. It will bs re-
msmbersd that he began the practice Of
his profession with his father In Las Vegas,
some years ago. He has associated with
himself his younger brother, J. Grattau
O'Bryan. Their Office Is Ia that great bes.
hive of industry, the Cooper building, and
the family residence Is on Ogden avenue.
Oscar Mcconnell. ono Of the many per-
sons who has not been benefited by leav-
ing Las Vegas, is now a plain, unpreten-
tious bartender in the Ocean hotel saloon
at Fort Worth, Texas. The wife Of his
bosom is at homo with the Old folks In st.
Louis, she not yet having recovered the
health that she lost after swapping of
New Mexico climate for an inferior ar
ticle.
J. o. A. Carper, son Law Of Parson J..
J. Fitzgerrell, the latter now residing at
Florence, Colo, has q real estate and min
ing office in room 412, Boston building, at
Denver. His family now consists of a wife,
formerly Miss May Fitzgerrell, and two
children, the former now being under
treatment at a Boulder, Colo, sanitarium,
where she has been for the past four
months.
Franklin Goodnow, who Is probably mol
a good man now, only, but the same sort
of an Individual all the time, cards himself
as a healthy representative of the Las
Vegas hot springs at No, 1889, Lafayette
street, Denver. Colo. He 10 distributing
about the city a readable little pamphlet
on the health resorts OF New Mexico. a
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Optic office.
Joe Gray, ~erstwhile q ''cop', In East Las
Vegas, and at present a superintendent Of
placer mining properties at Blackhawk,
Colo, with residence at Idaho Springs,
met with a serious accident, the other day,
a reference to which has already appeared
in THE Optic. 1t seems that d horse which
he was riding took fright at a passing train,
to its heels, and ran madly against an
oil wagon. Mr.. Gray was caught some
way in the brake beam of the vehicle and
a leg was broken in three places between
the knee and the ankle.
Charles M. Rigley, Of Denver, an attor-
with an office at No. 34s,Symes
block, was at one time, q few years ago,
in the practice Of his profession,
with John f. Bostwick, who 10 now an In
of the ladies' home, In Las Vegas.
Mr.. Rigley came within an ace of being
being nominated for encouragement by
the republicans Of Colorado, at their latest
state convention. He is a young man full
OF energy and promise, and he always has
a clever word to say OF his former law
partner, particularly of his legal attain
ments In his palmiest days.