Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-21
rHE DAILY OPriC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
iExtracts from Our ExcnanGes.l

PIC h'e st the SAINTS hosalia hot springs
Mexico.
Prof. and Mrs. G. T. Jordan left La
Cruces to spend the summer In Yves
Virginia.
w. o. Thomas, the Las Cruces pho
tographer, Is rusticating out at Val
Patterns mountain resort.
Mrs. A. B. Fall and children will
leave Las Cruces, soon, to spend tn,
summer in West Virginia.
The auction sale Of G.. Wormser's
furniture took place at the store OF G
Wormser & Co., down at Deming.
MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Magennis ane
little daughter, of Las Cruces. expect to
mako their future home in Patterson,
n. j..
j. ). Moore and wife, of McAllister,
Indian Territory, are visiting theil
daughter, Mrs. s. b. Wise, over a,
Clayton.
Or. Kester, a lady physician oil
Chicago, is in that city and expects Ia
give health talks TO the ladies of Albu-
q.eroue.
1t is rumored that another large
hotel is soon to be erected in Clayton
by enc of the prominent business men
of the town.
Babe Tucker left Clayton for Wood
ward, Oklahoma, where he is sum-
moned as q witness for the state on a
murder case.
A few ladies were entertained in
formally at Las Cruces by Mrs. j. Fred
Lohman, complimentary to Mrs. Nor
ris Freudenthal.
The case of Jennie Hargrave against
John Hargrave, chancery, for divorce,
was decided in favor of plaintiff and
decree entered, down in Albuquerque.
There will be a musicale given at
the opera house in Clayton about the
first OF June, under the auspices of
Messrs. A. w. Thompson and E. F.
Page.
Several Mexican boys who attended
the Span sh Biblical institution at Albu-
querque, conducted by the Rev. Thos.
Harwood, have left for their respective
homes.
j. a. Smiley, who is now at Fort
Wlngate in charge of a business house,
and who had been spending a week
with his family at Socorro, retained to
Fort Wingate.
b. G. Murray, who deserted bis wife
and child at Las Cruces, several months
ago, is reported at Chihuahua as In a
very seedy condItion-his money ap-
parently gone.
L. B. Savage killed a RATHER nea
Organ, Dohs Ana county, that meas
ured five feet six inches, n has ten
rattles and a button. He kept the
skin as a trophy.
Mrs. r. T. Jenkins, who resides on
South Edith street, Albuquerque, met
with an accident this morning by fall
ing and striking on the top of a chair,
which injured her side.
The pie supper given by the ladies'
social circle, in the opera house in
Deming, received the patronage OF
.very pie eater, and quite a nice sum
OF money was realized.
b Y. McKeys, as special examiner,
has been taking testimony at Deming
10 the ~chaGcery case of w. w. Law
horn against j. w. Foster, involving
some lands in the park.
The Deming base ball club will
shortly play a return game with the
Club House nine, up at Silver City.
The rivalry between the two clubs will
make the contest very interesting.
Russell Agee and his sister, Miss
Mary, passed through Deming from
Silver City-M'ss Mary en- route to her
home 10 Missouri, and Mr.. Agee bound
for Chicago to receive medical treat
ment.
The big posters, announcing the next
annual convention and tournament OF
} the New Mexico association Of volun-
tssr fremcn, with the list oe events
ard prizes have been received In Albu-
queTque from the east.
Several thousand head of stock
have been brought down to DemiDg
from Silver City, en- route for eastern
points. The stock shipments from the
northern end Of Grant county this year
are the largest ever known.
The New Mexico conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, south,
il to be held at Roswell, on
q acber III, with Joseph s. Key ss the
bishop. This will be the fourth tune
in Ave years that Bishop Key has pre-
sided over the New Mexico conference.
Judge Seaman Field. of Deming,
has been appointed by Probate Judge
Il. v. Neywshsm, administrator OF the
estate of Frank Davenport, who was
50 cruelty murdered in the Plias val
ley, Grant county. The estate isSsaid
to be worth several Thousand dollars.
Lieutenant Bullock, well known in
Deming as The brother of the late DR..
T. nj. Bullock, is now located at7Fort
Grant, Arizona, and has been men
toned quite generally in the press dis
patches lately as a leader in the field
against the San Carlos renegade Apa-
ches.
Fred Helwig, who is working the
nGod Help mine, in Peralla canon,
Cochiti district, writes that he will
have fifteen ions of ore for shipment TO
abe Pueblo smclter, next week. His
last shipment, amounting to q mill
run Of 500 pounds, netted him $3.50
lhc "God Help" has been developed
to a depth Of only iwerty- five feet.
$500 - fy-sa-1 Ckokro