Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-06-08
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.


Picnic parties have been numerou
the past week, over at Santa Fe.
At the school election at Clayton, III
old board of directors were re elected
John II. McDermott, Of the Laplatu
has one Of The roatest brick cottage
in San Juan county.
Rev. Father Mellon left Lincoln 70
a short visit among his parishiopers il
the White Oaks country.
Yesterday morning, Judge Collie
left Albuquerque for Silver City, wher
he will hold court for q few days to
Judge Bantz.
DIR. T. E. Murrell, of st. Louis, &C
companied by hls interesting family
is domiciled for the summer ut St
Vincent, Santa Fe.
Charlie Scheurich hes figured GU
that there are sixty bicycles in use il
Santa Fe, the total value Of which ii
not far from $4,000.
M. l.. Chase, a prominent gentle
man of Bland, Cochiti district, has his
name on The Sturges European regis.
Ter, at Albuquerque.
Miss Goodman, of Chicago, Is due
to reach st. Vincent sanitarium mex
week and remain indefinitely In search
OF health, owe at Santa Fe.
II. M. Foster, of Chaplain, was 10
Clayton, last week. He left later, ac-
companled. by Chester Brnner; who
goes to work on Mr.. Fosters ranch.
Miss L. II. KAUFMAN, who has been
visiting at Cedar View ranch, Union
county, returned to Clayton accompa-
nied by her hostess, Mrs. w. G. Porter.
E. v. Chaves, formerly OF Socorro.
recently returned to Albuquerque from
that town, with a lot of his law books.
He will open an Office in Albuquerque
in a few days.
George East, the we'll known and
extensive cattle raiser and buyer, of
Cheyenne, Wyoming, was introduced
at the Commercial club at Albuquer-
que, by George L. Brooks.
10 the future the Clayton Republican
will be issued every Wednesday in
stead of Tuesday, as heretofore. This
change is made in order to make better
connections with the star out mails.
Vim Burns, deputy internal revenue
collector for the Albuquerque division,
is removing his office and residence
from Railroad avenue to Second street,
Up stairs over the II. f. Fox's jswelry
store.
1t is announced over at Santa Fe,
that the marriage of Mlss Rose Crich-
ton and Fred Mcbride will take place
at 10 q. m on Tuesday. The young
couple contemplate a bridal trip to
Denver.
The Crescent coal company, of Gal
)up, with principal place If business in
Albuquerque, has filed a certificate
with the Territorial secretary, reduc.
ing the capital stock from 81. zoe, 900
TO $3.50, eco.
G. b. Reynolds, a Nebraska sheep
raiser. arrived in Albuquerque, from
Grants, where he has been making pur-
chases of sheep, Mr.. Reynolds expects
TO ship about $4,000 sheep from this
Territory TO Nebraska in the fall.
Mrs. w. ID. Lee, who was seriously
i'll at Albuquerque, Is reported slowly
Gonzales cling, and although she is yet
unable to sit up, her attending
physician apprehends no relapse or
serious backset to-her present illness.
Louis Huning and his clelk, Richard
Pobl, were in Albuquerque. MIR. HUI
ming is ore of the largest sheep and
cattle raisers OF central New Mexico,
and states that his ranges are in fair
condition and stock looks very well.
Over at Santa Fe, the Dunlap me-
mortal window, for which Mrs. Bartlett
has SO zealously labored in behalf Of
the guild, has finally been placed in
the church of tue Holy Faith. 1t is a
rich and beautifulfspecimen of modern
art work.
Acting Marshal Glover, of Albuquer-
que, is beirg assisted by Constable
Kossi. during the absence CT Marshal
Fornoff, who is eff on his vacation.
Policemen Carson and Harris are the
guardians at night, and they keep the
tough element quiet.
Fred Muller, of the firm of Muller &
Walker, returned to Santa Fe, from a
visit to The mines of his firm In the
Cochiti district, last evening, and ex-
presses great faith in the future OF
Bland and the surrounding gold and