Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-30
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
Inxrracts from our Exchanres.,

L'rusourB from Deming.
DR.. and Mrs. Croker made a tri
to Tucson from Lordsburg.
W. NJ. Record, a prominent cilize
OF Folsom, was In Clayton.
j. A. Leahy went up to Clifton fror
Lordsburg on a business trip.
Albuquerque Encampment, 1. O.. O
F. has about eighty members.
Albuquerque Lodge No. IL. o. o
F., has about eighty-fve members.
j. 9. Mccoy, from Hermosa, ha
opened up a shoe shop In Hillsboro.
The Christian E~ndeavorers, of Lords
burg, held a social at the school house
Col. M. j. Egan was ia l.ordsburg
returning to Clifton from Solomonville
viii Jack was 10 Ration last week
leaving there, for his home in SilveI
City.
Phil Denilz. OF CLAYTON, ie making
foe window display with his new spring
stock.
Henry White, OF Clayton, lost only
about 100 head of sheep out Of his bis
drove.
Mrs. Philip Denitz left Clayton for o
visit in Trinidad among friends and rel
atives.
Chas. Reeves, who now calls Colo,
RADIO Springs his home, is in Ration or
business.
Mrs. Eklund has received a new
Iiino with harp attachment, wei al
Clayton.
w. P. Stebbins, who halls from Max
well City was in Ration a few hours
last week.
Ii. b. Cartwright has been confined
at home several days by sickness over
at Santa Fe.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernian
Lodge OF Hsrmosa proposes to move
to Hillsboro.
The circus bill boards on Water
street, over 1T Santa Fe, went down be-
fore the wind.
j. E. Stringer and wife left Ration
for Michigan, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Anna Salkeld, who has been
spending the winter in Ell Paso, re.
turned to Lordsburg.
Jeweler Fredericks is still danger
ously sick at H~illsboro, and the worst
is feared by his friends.
Frank Linkogie, an Atchison engi-
neer, has returned to Ra on from St.
Joe to locate permanently.
Miss Clothier IS expected home at
Clayton, this week, where she is TO be
surprised with a new piano.
1t is rumored that Otto & Schle.er,
OF Clayton, lost about 1000 head Of
sheep 10 the late big storm.
Ed Smith and Rev. Fitzpatrick made
a flying pleasure trip from Hillsboro to
the Carpenter mining district.
The city of Tombstone, Grant
county, is now being moved. one house
at a time, 10 the Pearce camp.
Rev. Payne left Clayton for his
home in Texas. He expects to return
about the second week in May.
J. S. Humphreys, an Atchison rail-
way empioye at Pueblo, Colorado, is at
Sturgss' European, Albuquerque.
The Pagosa Springs railroad will be
finished from Lumberton to Pagosa by
next June, says the Independent.
Mother Superior Proxades, from
Loretto, Marion county, KY, is visit
ing at Loretto academy, Santa Fe.
Supt. Ayers, Of the Frazsr s. Chal-
mers company's Denver branch. was
in L%ordsburg and went up to Clifton.
James AL. xander and Miss N. Good
rich will be joined in wedlock The s b
Of May, down at Fresnal, Eddy county.
A complete country newspaper out
fit is advertised at constable's sale,
over at Lumberton, Rio Arriba
county.
Mrs. Sally Thornton Duncan, who
ha, been visiting her mother in Los
Angeles for some months, returned to
Santa Fe.
The Roberts & Leahy mercantile
company received something over q
ton of oat meal last week down at
Lordsburg.
Richardson & Reading, the "Cath-
erine'' ~lessees, are hauling their first
consignment of ore to the "Bonanza"
mill, at IIillsboro.
Miss Enie Hill, sister of Mrs. J. M.
Diaz, at Santa Fe, was taken to st.
Vincent sanitarium. She is suffering
from nervous prostration.
Bud Davis, wife aud son, we're guests
at the Phoenix hotel, Clayton, Sunday
and Monday. They left for their home,
near Kenton, Tuesday morning.
John L. Gaylord is the best marks
man in the Lumberton neighborhood.
He can shoot a mans pipe from his
mouth, without doing him any harm
Guy Mcpherson has gone into camp
near Macy's spring and will push the
work on the Mountain King extension
OF the ssWicks" mine, near Hillsboro.
Morris Berglin has secured a lease
on the eastern portion of the "Pros-
peri mine, Hillsboro, where a crop
ping Of good ore 10 exposed at the sur
face.
The Bonanza mill at Hillsboro Is
beng kept steadily employed on Gus
tom ore and with the renewed activity
in mining, it is likely to be worked to
its full capacity.
Mother Katherine Drexel, the noble
Philadelphia mi who is devoting
her life to education OF the Indian and
tha nayrn. arrived at st. Katherine