Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-25
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,
IExtracts from our Excnansss.I

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John Gillett is the proud father Of q
son, which was born at his home at
Silver City.
The Dona Ana county district court
was convened in Las Cruces by Judge
Baniz, Monday.
E. L. Washburne will have charge
of the parade which will take place
during carnival week at Albuquerque.
Miss McGinn, the daughter OF the
"Crescentn superintendent, is quite
sick with typhoid fever down at Gal
lup.
The mines at Gallup have made an
excellent run this week and 1t is hoped
they will be doing full work at al early
day.
The physicians report several cases
OF fever. Of various types, in Silver
City. None are considered serious,
however.
The last of the dances given by the
Albuquerque fire department at Or
chestrion hall, will be given next Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. Fuller, the tailor, has returned
to Gallup and will 60 into business
again at that place. He says that
Arizona is dead.
Leslie Bib. Of Silver City, has gone
to Plnos Altos where he has accepted
a position in the store of the Pinos
Altos Supply Co.
nr A II NaI1andar w1kn n of A l.
buquerque some months ago, and then
returned east, died at Cambria, Penn,
the other day. He was a consump-
tive.
Harry Cooper and wife are in Albu-
querque from Thornton. Mr.. Cooper
Is in charge of w. l.. Trimble & Co.'s
ore teams from Cochiti district 10
Thornton.
Breedes & Mink will ship about l 900
head of cattle from Silver City to
Dodge City, Kansas, this week. Round
ups are now going on in different parts
Of the county.
Houses for rent are very scarce in
Silver City. A person who has some
surplus cash, could invest 1t to advan-
tage in a few good five room houses for
renting purposes.
E. E. Greenleaf, brakeman on the
Atlantic & Pacific, accompanied by his
wife and children, left Albuquerque for
Burlington, Iowa, where they will visit
for several weeks.
J.R Sanches, a well-known barber,
who has held q chair at Testers shop
at Albuquerque, for years, has opened
a shop Tor himself on Railroad avenue,
neal the Zsiger Cafe.
George Spears. VIM. Farley and
Isaac Bailey left Gallup with Mr..
White, the Mormon elder, for the San
Juan valley. They will spend several
days in that beautiful valley.
Alex Bowie, Jr., left Gallup for
Golden, Colo, where he will attend
the mining school for the year just
beginning. Wallace Bowie will attend
the university at Albuquerque this year
The L. F. D. cattle company's out
fit, consisting OF twelve men. pa ssed
through EDDY, returning from the
mountains. They report thas the
grass is better than for the past ten
years.
Quite an enjoyable evening was
spent at the deaf and dumb asylum at
Santa Fe, Tuesday night, the occasion
being a surprise party complimentary
to Miss Gum. the oral teacher OF that
institution.
w. G. Davenport left Silver City for
w., 49, He frionda UQll ne
pleased to learn that he is to be msr-
ricd to-day to Miss Patterson, OF Tyler
Texas, and that Tyler will be made his
future home.
W. E Pratt, wife and children, whit
were on a visit to friends down IN
Sierra county, have returned to Albn
ouerque, where a surgical operate
was performed on Mr.. Pratt, and he II
therefore quite i'll.
During the term of United States
court at Silver City, there were thirteen
indictments returned by the grand jury.
There we're three cases tried by jury,
several dismissals, and a few cases con'
tinued till next term.
A lovely wedding was that which
took place at Gallup, where at the
home Of Mrs. Joseph Raillard thert
were Joined in molly wedlock, WARD
Manley and Miss Carrie Fabro, niece
II Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Fabro. Father
Juillard oficiated at the ceremony.
Messrs. Humphreys and Allen, TIM
Colorado capitalists who recently Sc
cured the Milagros group OF Mines GU
in He'll canyon, arrived In Aiouque.
one and visited the old smelter build
ing south Of the city where they iooKe'
over the machinery with q view OF pur
chasing.
Richard English, general master me
cbanic for the Atlantic & Pacific at Al
buoueroue, was a passenger for Chica
~ where he will meet Mrs. English
and both will then return to Albuquei
one. Mrs. English has been spendin'
her vacation among relatives an
friends ia Canada.
John III. Jacque died at the res
dence Of f. L. Pearce, corner hailroa
avenue and Filth street, Albuquerque
from consumption. He went there
n;,h h;s wife. several weeks ago, fror
Port Washington, near Green Bay. WI
The remains we're embalmed ana take
to Port Washington for burial.
A government p~ostcfice has been e
,obl;shed at Mangas, Grant count.
with WIN. H. Crawford, postmaste
This act Of Justice on the part Of II
rovernment will be thoroughly appr
Gated BY the people living in tn
vicinity since it will save them mar
niles travel for their mail. Their nea
s~sas.ofsc "a has been Silver City.