Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-09
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
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Mrs j.. M. Pennewell left Silver
City for her home In Palmyra, Missouri.
Mrs. j. II. Tweed occupies the fami-
Iy residence at San Marcial again.
Too much rain in the mountains to be
pleasant.
The Ferguson hook and ladder COM
pany, of Albuquerque, At their meet
ing last evening celebrated their fifth
anniversary.
Col. Ralph Halloran, wife and chil.
dren, who enjoyed their summer vaca-
ton in California, returned home to
Albuquerque.
Miss L ia Armij' returned to Albu-
querque from Los L1nas, accompanied
by Miss Emma HuniDg, daughter Of
Louis Huning.
Father Nayrolles returned to San
Marcial from Santa Fe, last week, and
dur ing the week visited the outposts OF
his large parish.
Frank Litton, residing In one Of the
Torlina cottages In south Albuquerque,
Is rejoicing over the arrival at his home
Of a fine baby boy.
The next term of Miss Gulliford's
private classes will commence on Fri
day, the 18th inst, at 10 q. m. prompt,
over at Santa Fe.
Six cars of ore from the Crown Point
mine, up in the Cochiti district, passed
through Albuquerque last week for the
smelter at Ell Paso.
.
The Mexican government has ex-
tended the free period for the importa-
tion of corn for the drouth districts, to
the end of September.
Isaac Hughes and bride arrived in
Silver City from Auburn, Kentucky.
Prof Hughes is the new principal Of
the public school there.
VIII Hall has leased his ranch in Es-
pamela valley and left Santa Fe, to &C.
cept a place at Madrid with the Ger
rillos Coal railroad company.
Uncle Allen Mccoy, David F. Sharp
and family, of Flora Vista, and G.. w.
Mccoy, of Aztec, left the latter place
for a weeks outing on Pine river
Quite a number Of Aztecites had the
pleasure Of witnessing a Navajo dance,
Saturday evening, which occurred in
front of Safford's store, over there.
Dancing people rendered Mrs. Fred
Griffith 8 farewell hop, down at San
Marcial, on the eve of her departure
for a visit among friends in Michigan.
Mrs. Thomas Fields, of Aztec, has
been allowed a Widows pension to the
amount of So dollars per month with
back pay amounting to about 5000.
A large number Of San Juan county's
farmers visited the Durango market
this week. taking up the various pro-
ducts of the farm, garden and orchard.
H. W. Reynolds, of the New York
Life Insurance company, who was
north in the interest of the company,
has returned to his Office st Albuquer-
que.
A movement has been inaugurated
among the farmers of the Aztec vicin-
ity, agitating the matter of holding a
harvest home picnic at Aztec sometime
this fall.
"Oureln the Hungarian boy hypno-
fist, arrived IN Santa Fe, from Las
Vegas, and is preparing to give an ex-
hibition OF his powers, perhaps this
evening.
Mrs. George Anderson, Of Quincy,
Ill is at Albuquerque on q visit to her
brother, Don A. Sweet, general pas
sanger and ticket agent for the Atlantic
& Pacific.
The grand opening of "The New
Chicago" saloon at Albuquerque last
Saturday night was indeed a grand
success, and the firm started ont with
a good trade.
George H. Currie, Of Fruit1and,
passed through Aztec going east il
response to a cablegram calling him ia
England. He will not return until
after Christmas.
d. w. Hawkins, manager Of the
Nicholas Kuhnen Cigar company, whit
was at Santa Fe introducing the Gen
E. A. Carr brand of cigars. returned
to Albuquerque.
N. H. Van Siebergen, of San An
tonic. Texas, writes to the Citizen In
curing if "one Anton Siebergen ia 10
Gated IN Albuquerque, as be would lik'
to hear from him."
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Cooke
at San Marcial, a son. This is thu
first event Of its kind in the marrist
life of the Young couple, and their Joy
thereat ls boundless.
Under instructions from Washington
the surveyor generals office at SAINT
Fe was closed Monday in honor o
Labor day. The employees salary !
deducted for all holidays.
Mrs. E. w. Murch, daughter of N
w. Alger, has arrived in Albuquerqu
from Providence, r l., and will max
that city her future home, having &C
cepted a position at Mrs. Oaks.
The county commissioners at SAINT,
Fe, were in session Monday. Clerk Hill
had prepared a complete statement a
to the road improvement funds whicl
the board will doubtless ponder over
Justo, Pedro and Richard Armijo
sons of MIR. and Mrs. J.. R. Armijo
left Albuquerque for the Notre Dame
Ind. university. At Bernalillo the,
we're Joined by Sidney Perea, son Q
Mariana Perea.
John Rouillers OF Paraje, brought il
to San Marclal a band Of cattle mum
bering between 500 and 600. The,
were shipped to Willows county, kas'
to be fed on the range, having bee
bought by Marshall & Minks.