Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-16
rHE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
lExsracts from our nxcnansss.,

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rebuilding his residence at Eddy.
All Of the machinery tor the bee
sugar factory has arrived in Eddy.
II, b. Da sis is no longer connecte,
Eddy.
Farmers in the Pecos valley canno
experiment too much with cabbage ant
celery.
Mrs. Abe Hixenbaugb, presented hel
husband with a baby daughter, up al
Ration.
Died. in Pinos Altos, Grant county,
at the home Of f. j. Davidson, Geo
McCulloch, aged twenty years.
Fred Myers, the popular manager
OF Hotel Windsor, left Eddy for a two
weeks trip to Ohio, his old home.
j. d. Simmons has been appointed
j,iier at Silver City, by Sheriff Shan.
non, to succeed VIM. Conant, resign.
ed.
@. Duncan, after an absence of three
years at Lake Valley, returned to
Rston to again become a citizen of that
place.
The cattlemen of Lincoln county ar
complaining of the large destruc-
tioD Of cattle, especially calves, by the
wolves.
Mrs. M. B. Sharp left Eddy for a
visit with her daughter, Mamie, in
Chicago, where the little one is attend.
ing school.
Mrs. D uthitt, living northeast of
Eddy, some ten miles, who has been
i'll for some time with slow fever, is
recovering.
Mrs. G. d. Ban'z. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Lucille, has gone to
Larned, Kansas, to spend the summer
with her sister.
Good reports continue TO be received
here from the Hopewell mining district
and from the Marble Head region,
above Tres Piedras.
Neil B. Field went down to Silver
City from Albuquerque as attorney for
Mrs. Israel King. in the case of Israel
King Us Sapello Cattle Co.
Bishop Kendrick has appointed H.
FL. Belts warden of the Church of the
Good Shepherd, down at Silver City,
TO succeed Rev. George Selby.
Local mechanics at Santa Fe are Just
now more busy than they have been
for a year past. Many improvements
in the building line are on hand.
Mrs. W. H. White gave a very pleas
ant party at her home on Billiard
street, Silver City, in honor OF the Club
House base ball nine, down there.
Henry Rosenberg and Max Schultz,
of Silver City, have gone to Santa
Monica, CAL, to visit their families.
They will be absent several weeks.
The officials of the local United States
land Office at Santa -Fe, continue to be
overwhelmed with business in connec-
ton with small land holding claims.
Charles A. Miller, druggist at the
city hospital, in Albuquerque, has late.
" received a gold medal from the
school of pharmacy at Kansas City.
ID. b. Cusenbary, Of San Angelo,
bought Jno. Byrne's muttons. in Eddy
county, 1900 head, at $l.55; also,
Julian Smiths, at about the same
figures.
The Peralta-R ,avis case comes be-
fore Judge LaughIin again. in Santa
Fe, on Saturday next, when sentence
will be passed upon the great con-
spirator.
Gen. Z. L. Bartlett received a tele-
gram at Santa Fe, announcing the
death of his only sister, Mrs. r. L
Hallett, at Wayne, N. r., after a
lingering illness.
A lot of furniture, wagons. horses
and mules and such, Others too num-
erous to mention, will take the lead,
down at Fort Stanton, the day OF the
sale, July 21st, 's6.
A report was spread at Lincoln that
a sheep herder had been killed over the
mountain on this side of the Patos.
The report proved false, only a Wild
cat being the victim.
Capt. John Gray, formerly of Santa
Fs, writes to that place from Spokane,
Washington, that he is not the man
by that name who was recently sent to
the penitentiary in that state.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Hyde and +. l..
Cakes and Misses Addie, Lille and
Dean Clayton, of Silver City, attended
the camp meeting at Bunker's ranch,
on the Mimbres, Grant county.
A. Loeb, who has conducted a gen.
eral cry goods store in Silver City for
several weeks, disposed OF the remnant
of his stock to the Bankrupt store, and
left to join his family at Ration.
Mrs. Hardesty. Of Los Angeles, sis
ter to tho late Hon. John j.. Bell, az
companied Mira. Bell and daughter
Mary on their sorrowfuI trip to Silver
City, and will remain for a few weeks.
There will be a grand bicycle parade
on the streets OF Silver City, next Sat
urday evening, beginning at $3.50
O'Clock sharp. 1t is hoped that every
wheel in town will be mounted and in
line.
A private letter from Spokane,
Wash, informs the New Mexican that
Valentine Carson, formerly in business
at Santa Fe, is now in that city, and
will probably locate perm anently in
that far northwestern city.
A letter to Judge Golfers family at
Albuquerque bears the intelligence that
sickness interfered seriously with the
judges enj ym snt Of the big Chicago
convention, he being confined to his
room much OF the time.