Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-06
PERSONAL PENClLINGs.
Miguel Salasar visits Santa Fe.

Chino Enelnas 70 Ia town from El Cnervo5
Mrs. NJ. g. Drury md children spent the
Fourth 10 Albuquerque.
Tom Waldo Is out from Kansas City and
visited FL Poryonir, yesterday.
CocR. O. Head, OF watrou', went down
the road on last evenings train,
Frank Springer arrive home, Saturday
evening, from Burlington, Iowa. q
Judge II. IL. Waldo and W. e. Gortner
set sail for Santa Fe, last evening,
~. Alsop and wife and u. a. Eames
drove In from Puerto de Luna, this after
noon.
Louis Held returned home, Saturday
evening, from his Studies at Yale uni
~versity. H& y 1t EVE
Carlos Gabaldon, county collector, is In
his office again, from . trip to the Pesos
country.
Gov. w. T. Thornton spent the Fourth Of
July 10 Deming, ana returned to Santa Fe,
last night,
Rev J. NJ. Couderr. parish priest at Ber-
naIillo, Is up this way on one Of his coca
%sionaI visits. :
A. a: Jones is in Cbicagoin bis capacity
as a delegate to the national republican
convention.
Il. b. Catron returned to Santa Fe, last
night, from .. quick trip to San Antonio,
New Mexico.
Mrs. A. d. Higgins and sons are home
from Lincoln, Neb., where the latter have
been at college.
Miss Carrie Libertington, OF Trinidad,
Colo, is the guest of Miss Nellie Preston,
on Lincoln avenue.
Ward Thomas, the neutrality-suspicious., lie
in the city from Guaymas, Mexico, and
Palmer Lake, Colorado.
Mrs. K. j. vanPetten and mother have
returned from a three weeks stay at Har-
vey's ranch and Santa Fe.
Rev. j.. J. Gilchrist and Mrs. Logan, of
Mora, spent the Sabbath with Mrs. Gill
christ and family in this city.
Mrs. +. G. Murphey leaves for Los Ange-
les, this evening, on a visit TO her sister,
intending to be absent about three months.
II. b. Steward and wife sp,nt the ma
tion's natal day in this city and left for
their Springer home on the early morning
train.
Crencencio Manzanares, Of Ell Cerrito.
and Nicolas Vigil, of La Cebolla, Mora
o0uu y, aIo auung lns visitors ~ the city,
to-day. 4
John Pace left for the Hopewell camp,
last evening, accompanied by two expert
enced miners, whom he will put to work,
over there.
Y J. F. Pebbles, Colorado Syringe; J. 8. H.
Robinson, Wyanet, H.; H. w. Krug,
Trinidad, Colo; M. seligmau, Denver,
register at the Plaza hotel.
J. F. Pebbles, OF Colorado Springs, is in
the city. receiving his sheep herds. He
will probably be heard from at the wool.
growers meeting, tomorrow. t
Mike Slattery is up from San Marcial for
a day or two and Col. Marcus Brunswick
is in return from a trip into the country.
Both leave town together, tomorrow.
Mrs. l.. j. Marcus, two little sons, her Sis
ter, Mrs.H Moses, and the latter's daughter,
Ethel, arrived from Trinidad, last evening ;
Charley Rosenthal and motherless little
son, Louie, from vicksburg, Miss.
A. Eisemann, Boston; W. Il. Larkin,
Mexico; Sam w. Forsha, Hutchinson AN
sas; G. L. Long, San Angelo, Texas; Jas.
Schilling, st. Louis; w. A. Newton, Chi.
cago, and C. F. Morrison are registered at
the Depot hotel.
Henry Snidner, Bay City, Mich. H. W.
Krug, Trinidad, Colo; VIM Green, Lud-
low, Colo; A. E. Bourne, Fort Union; M.
A. Kester, Chicago; M. P. Moore, Santa
Fe, and G. F. Morrow, Kansas City are
registered at the New Optic.
Brother Provincial Panlian, president OF
the Christian Brothers college, OF st.
Louis, and Brother Anthony passed
through for Santa Fe, Saturday evening,
where Brother Paulian opened the
Brothers annual retreat at st, Michael's
college, yesterday.