Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-14
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
lnxtracts from our rrcnansss.l

for Denver.
Majnr Llewellyn left Las Cruces To-
Los Angeles, Cal.
w. w. Cox shipped a car load of cat
tie from Las Cruces.
II. F. Stephenson has been on th,
sick list at Las Cruces.
Frank Amador has returned to Lai
Cruces from Juarez, Mexico.
Al~Freemsn received his bath outfi
sfor his new shop, up at Springer.
Numa Raymond and wife, OF La.
Cruces, are at present in Geneva Swilz'
erland.
Francisco Jaramillo, Of Colorado,
was appointed as a Jail guard at Las
Cruces.
The mother of Mrs. M. M. Salazar
arrived in Springer from her home IN
Mora county.
Work on the two Heck business
rooms, at Springer, Is being pushed
along rapidly.
A girl baby called at an early hour
at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Salazar.
up at Springer.
M. E. johnson is an expert beet
grower, who arrived in Eddy from
Chino, California.
Charles H. Brown, OF Nogal, and
Miss Sadie Coe, Of Ruidoso, we're mar
ried in Lincoln county.
A swell party will be given at the
Puluno hptal CaoAo H. VT1l-..I.-
evening, BY Miss Caryl Palen.
Col. Dodge, we'll known at Las Cru
ces, was recently sent to the Texas in
sane asylum from San Antonio.
A brother Of Agent Hager, of Mesilla
Park, is thought to be insane and is
confined in the Las Cruces Jail.
Scion Rose, son OF Mrs. Booker M.
Rose, is confined to the house with
chicken pox, down at Albuquerque.
A pleasant surprise party, on the ad-
vent of ''Babe" Sewers eleventh year,
was given at her home in Springer.
Miss Maggie Bracket was in
Springer from Maxwell city, she COM
ing down for medical treatment for her
eyes.
A. j. and T.. G. Shoup, of Colfax
county, say they will have the best hay
crop ever grown or the Vermejo, this
year.
G. D. Bonney was in White Oaks
from Jicarilla, where he has lately
been developing some OF his mining
property.
Misses Sofia and Marietta Hubbell ar
rived in Albuquerque from Las Vegas,
and will visit friends and relatives in
that city.
W +. II. Scott, of the Mountain
road, was arrested at Albuquerque for
disturbing the peace. He gave bond,
and was released.
H. C. Norman and family, of
Springer, spent q week in the noun
t%ains, camping out and fishing, in and
around Elizabethtown.
r. y. Austin and Miss Blanche Blot
came up to Las Cruces from FL Paso
and were married by Rev. B. B. Scog-
gins, in the Rio Grande hotel parlor.
Henry Dreyfus, deputy sheriff from
Socorro county, was at White Oaks
and took back with him Nicolas Macs,
who is charged with stealing cattle in
Socorro county.
a great many, whose assessments
were raised by the commissioners at
their regular meeting in June, were
at Springer, inquiriDg into the why's
and wherefores of it,
Arthur Cole, an old employe OF the
Gilmore hardware company, down
there, has returned to Eddy from d trip
through Wyoming and idaho. He will
assist in roofing the sugar factory.
John McGovern was committed to
the Colfax county Jail, at Springer, for
ninety days and to pay q fine OF 800
for carrying concealed weapons, by
Judge Darlington at Elizabethtow1.
Miss Florence Blackum, who has
been making her home with her
brother in Albuquerque, after ding the
high school, is 0 at White Oaks,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Nick Bas-
ton.
Mrs. Nellie Yauney, Of the Viavi
company, down there, left Albuquerque
for San Francisco, to be gone three
months. Miss Ida Summers will have
,charaad IEs-basiaess during her alb
sence.
The people of Springer are putting
In some wells, Of late, having become
aware OF the fact that water can be
raached from eipht to fifteen feet in
most any part Of the city, and good
water at that.
Deputy Sheriff q. w. Moore, Of
Elizabethtown. was in Springer, bring
ing down Pedro Montoya, who was
placed 10 all for the killing Of Albert
Snyder, and John McGovern, for dis
orderly conduct.
The only Mckinley demonstration
the Springar ,St0ckman has heard OF
iu this Territory nee the St. Louis
convention, was the Mckinley ball 10
Springer, the home of the original and
only Mckinley cub in New Mexico.
A number Of young ladies Of the
Highlands at Albuquerque, are quite
over tennis and have
the Highland Tennis club.
The members are Misses Madge Ray,
Sophia Hogan, Lora Fox, Georgia
Kellogg and Mabel Fitch.
On August 1st the present mail serv-
ice between Las Cruces and Fort Stan
ton will be discontinued and a daily
service put on instead. This will give