Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-18

GoNOiAbS hidhS vi VOdnCouuI
Edward Hart received a large con
signmeat of goods at Gallup, last week
His store is a credit to that town.
Jesus Maria and Dolph Reading ral
a foot rae for So a side, on From
street, Hillsb)ro, and Jesus won.
Marshal Grcen returned to GalIuI
from Albuquerque on Monday. I'll
was called before the grand jury.
Col. Noyes, with a party of ladies
drove down to Gallup from the Fort OF
Monday, returning in the afternoon.
While at play, at IIillsboro, Robbie
Crews and Harry Dalglish ran together
with such force as TO break Robbie's
nose.
VIM. M. Driscoll, mother and sister,
and Miss Lula Hamilton, returned TO
Socorro from an extended trip through
Mexico.
Mrs. VIII M. Robins and children
will leave Hillsboro for a visit to her
parents, at Mine La Mott, Mo-, In q
few weeks.
Rev. Drew, of South Dakota, stopped
over in Deming a few days the early
part OF the week, on his way to Phoc-
nix, Ariz.5
G. M. Kinsley, superintendent Of the
city schools OF Boulder, Colorado, was
In Socorro, taking notes on Socorro
school work.
It is reported at Socorro that Miss
Lucy Robinson, the handsome daugh-
ter Of G. A. Robinson, is soon to marry
at Eden, Florida.
Martin & Woolsey have struck rich
ore in the "GoIden Star" In Grayback
gulch, Hillsbore, at the end of their,
cross-cut of the dykes.
f. G. Fox, A. Devine and j. A. Har-
Ian, of San Marcial, and J. M. Mead,
of Pueblo, we're prominent railroad men
in Socorro, last week.
Henry Toussaint, an old-timer, died
at his ranch, near Luna, and was bur.
led at Paraje. He was well known in
the Rio Grande valley.
New chairs will be placed in the
opera house auditorium at Albu-
querq ie. Opening of the gallery de-
ponds on their arrival.
The ladies of the Albuquerque Pres
byterian church will.gi-e a dinner and
supper in the Cromwell block, second
floor, on Thursday next.
Ia the mint extension of the "Bon-
ANA" mine, H,llsboro, Geo. B. Jones
reports the uncovering of a six-inch
streak OF high grade ore.
Sanders & Ba3bit. of Hlllsboro, have
made a test run of "Jersey Lily" mill
ing ore at the Charter Oak mill, with
very satisfactory results.
When I'll home Receiver C. w.
Smith and 0 and Don A. Sweet stop
ut the residence OF Il. r. Hall in the
Casa d'Oro, Albuquerque.
Librado G. de Blca. OF Socorro, re-
ceived the news of tho death of his
brother-in-law Luciano Ortiz, of Pena
Blanca, Bernalillo county.
A. Anderson,o of Albuquerque, arrived
IN San Marcial, a few days ago, and
will engage in the manufacture of ci-
CARS. His wife is also there.
s.Rlchmond" ore and concentrates
were shipped last week from Hillsboro.
Fifteen leasers are at work In the mine
and the ore output is satisfactory and
improving.
Bud Williams left Deming for Dor
sey, N. NJ, where he expects to re-
main for a month in the employ OF the
cattle outfit now leasing pastures on
the Maxwell land grant.
Two surveying outfits are in the
placer field, Of the Hillsboro district,
and a large amount Of work In shafts
and excavations to test the value OF
the ground is to be done.
Just to discourage the pernicious
habit, a Mexican boy was brought be-
fore Justice MtQuillin, at San Marcial.
for stealing company coal. He was
fined q nominai amuunt, anu gwen
time to pay it.
The Red Men, Of San Marcial, APP
pointed a committee 10 perfect ar
engagements for a banquet and ball, on
81. Tammany's day, May II. The in
tention is to make this occasion an
event 10 local hunting grounds.
F. M. Cook, SON Of J. r. Cook, with
his wife and two children, arrived in
Socorro, from Virginia, to become per-
mansnt residents OF that city. Mr..
Cook, The younger, takes charge Of
Cnsk' $ ranch, at the base Of the Socor-
ro mountains.
Il. NJ. Carley is in from south Santa
Fe county, and confirms the news. of
the big gold strike made last week
near Golden. He says two Colorado
miners are the lucky men, and thinks
the find will especially attract atten-
ton from Colorado men to the riches
in the Golden district. Men Merican n
Died, at Riverside, south Of Barelcs
bridge, nernalilIo county. March 10th,
Francisco Apodaca, aged seventy six
years. Deceased was the head Of one
Of the oldest and most respected famis
lies In BernaIillo county. Funeral SER
vices to-day at 3 O'Clock. Interment
at Santa Barbara oemsterys under TIE !
auspices of E. Montfort,