Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-12-08
THE DAILY OPTIC,
Hast Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
lnxtraots from Our Excnansss.I

lExtracts from our Exchangss.I
Mrs. d. w. Reckhart, Of Ell Paso,
was a guest of her parents. Captain
and Mrs. Jack Crawford, at San Mar
cial.
The Lordsburg dancing club had
their first dance Of the winter, at thu
'sJay Eve See," and had a very en-
joyable time.
An enort Will be maue at the mex
session of the Arizona legislature t.
secure the passage of a law to prohibit
the marriage of co~nsumptives.
E d Williams has bought B. c
Wandell's interest 10 the barber shop
next to Rouault's Las Cruces, and
will conduct the business alone In the
future.
The miners tired River, Taos county.
have filed with the Territorial secrets
ry the necessary papers for the estat-
lishment Of a mining district under thu
land laws.
Several large boys, with ungoverns-
BILE and mischievous dispositions, were
expelled from the San Marcial school,
last week, with the sanction Of the
school board.
The semi.montbly meeting of the
Albuquerque G. l.. 8. c., will take
place tonight, at the residence OF Mrs
Miller. An interesting program has
been arranged.
The hustler says that the turquoise
mines seven miles north of Cerrillos
will be re-opened at once. The Amer
G a Turquoise company, of New York,
controls the mines.
The Santa Fe social club gives an
informal hop on Tuesday night. At
the last hnslness meeting of the club
Mr.. Powers and Mrs Sohaaf were ad-
mitted as new members.
Mrs. A. Crawford and daughter,
Dona, who lived at Albuquerque for a
number of years, but are now living in
Los Angeles, will visit Mrs. j E
Saint at the former place, this week.
The social given at the residence OF
s. F. Luthy, corner of Arno street and
Railroad avenue, Albuquerque, by the
Christian Endeavor society of the Pres
bytcrian church was we'll attended and
heartily enjoyed.
The "Ortiz'' mine, at Dolores, will
soon be supplied with a steam holster
and pump. Indications are that the
water coming into the shaft will be
permanent and the mill will probably
be moved TO the mine.
Thomas Kahn and wife, late of
Kingston, N. M she a milliner, are
now located in business at Idaho
Springs, Colo. They frequently visit
Denver and still think there is no place
like home-New Mexico.
An enjoyable event among the young
folks at Albuquerque was the birthday
ball given in honor of Master Joe
Brady at G. G. Jones' hall. Merri-
ment and happiness filled the little
ones lot to overlooking.
Clarence King, a young mining ex-
pert of Denver, was in Albuquerque en-
route to the mining camps 10 southern
New Mexico. He has only recently |
completed an extensive o u of Ari-
iona, his last stopping place being at
Globe.
Don Mcdonald, who for a long time
was an employee of .sOld Abe'', return
ed to Whi'e Oaks aud it is supposed
that he wills in a few days, carry IF to
his home in California. one of White
Oaks most charming young ladies, as
his wife.
In reporting the grand jury the Sill
yer City papers carefully suppressed all
mention of the court house cess pool
and hog pen, which the jury found so
vile that six cases Of typhoid fever in a
neighboripg family are directly at.
tributed to it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford, who soiourn-
ed at the Kingston mining camp as
long as there seemed to be so much as
a CLEAN of hope for the place in the
near future, are now temporarily So
journing in the city OF Denver, with no
definite plans marked on. for the future.
Game is unusually plentiful around
Elizabethtown this winter. Deer signs
can be seer 10 the mountains most any,
where. A number of punches Of deer
have been seen lately south of John
Gallagher's, and a drove of sixteen
have been ranging within three miles
of town for a month.