Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-06
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

Many visitOrs look In the picturesqu
Santa Fe canon, Sunday.
Hon. A. Staab left Santa Fe 10
Washington and the east.
The county commissioners will no
meet TILL mex Monday afternoon, owe
at Santa Fe.
Judge Sterry, solicitor for the Allan
tic 4 Pacific, was a through passenger
fo- Los Angeles.
The distribution Of 30, 900 copies 0
the Nem Merican's special immigra
ton edition will help New Mexico.
Miss Maggie Wright. who was caIlec
to Los Angeles to see her sick brother,
returned to her ~Albuquerqie home.
c. G. McAllister. OF FL Paso, has
come up-to take Mr.. Davis place as
chief clerk at the Palace hotel, Santa
Fe.
A. E Haggarty, OF Albuquerque, who
was the Bland public school teacher,
returned to the form er city, last Satur-
day night.
William Singleton, a young cousin
OF Mrs. Ii. b. Hersey, has arrived in
Santa Fe, from Florida, and will make
Lis home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Woodmansee
are rel ,icing over the arrival at their
Albuquerque home, on Saturday night,
OF a fine baby boy.
Ed Dodd, Ell Quickel and AL Cole
man, who have claims down in the La
drone mining district, left Albuquerque
for the above district.
A Sunday school picnic vas held at
Whitman's grove, between Hillsboro
and Kingston. Every boy and girl and
many old folks of Hillsboro, we're there.
The "IIappy jack, .Hillsboro" and
'Stiver" mines are represented this
week with large consignments of ore
at the Charter Oak mill, at Hlllsboro.
Ben B. Smith and j. E Huss, prom.
inebt Fresnal %ranchmen, arrived IN Las
Cruces, with two wagon loads Of pota-
toes, for which they found a ready
sale.
In the probates court at Santa Fe,
Col. George w. Knaebel filed his final
kCROt 10 az tAluictl dtOL Vi buO O5tutO vi
the late D. p. Burnham and was dis.
charged.
Pat Murphy left Albuquerque for
Mississippi. David Kelcher and Thos.
McHale lett for Kansas. These gen.
tlemen were Atlantic & Pacific shop
employees.
E. Gillett, who has been at the
Palomas hot springs for the past few
weeks, seeking relief for the rheuma-
tism, is expected home at Socorro, in
a few days.
Mrs. j. D.. Perkins, of Hillsboro,
president Ct the New Mexico Woman
Suffrage association, was at Albuquer-
que in attendance upon Its Territorial
convention.
Ernest Thorne came in 10 Las Cruces
from the ssStephenson- Bennett" mine,
TO be treated for sore eyes. He re-
manned two or three days and returned
to the mine.
Hon. John Fl. Bragaw, the George
town cattle baron and mine operator,
was in Silver City. He went to Gold
Hill to look after his gold mining in
terests there.
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson and Mrs.
Laura NJ. Johns, lecturers for the
National Suffrage association, lectured
in the Methodist church, Santa Fe,
Monday evening.
Hartman H. Wynkoop, well remem-
bered In Santa Fe as a former en-
ploye Of the New Mexican, is now
foreman of the Mining Industry and
Reriew, at Denver.
Mrs. G. F. Hunt, at Albuquerque,
had the misfortune to Lose by death
the other day her fine Jersey COW, val
ued at SIS. The cow was considered
one of the finest mixers in that city.
James Harrington, of Strong City,
Kansas, fed twenty-five cars Of cattle
at the Albuquerque stock yards, which
he was shipping to Strong City. The
cattle were purchased at Williams,
Ariz.
Jos. Halbekann, late OF Albuquer-
que, who went to Cripple Greek a few
weeks ago and engaged in business. is
one of the victims Of the recent fire.
His loss is complete, he having no in
"A Loch.a live merchant, has opened
a store in the postofice block, Silver
City. His goods were purchased fer
cash, at v,ry cheap prices. and he 10.
,erds to give his patrons the benefit OF
his bargains.
Schwar'z Bros. & Co lessees OF
The ..IIomestake" mine, at Hillsboro,
report tie mine now again in thorough
working condition, and that they are
getting a very good grade OF ore on the
100 foot level.
Prof. Selby delivered a lecture at
Fort Bayard on Friday last and re-
NAMED ,ver to hold Divine service on
the following Sunday. The prof essor
and his wife were the guests Of Capt.
and Mrs. Kent.
About twenty-five young friends as
sembled at the home of Miss Minnie
Fisher, on Railroad avenue, Albnquer-
aue, Saturday evening. Games, fun
and merriment wbiled away the time
until IL o'clock.
Hon. Fl. L. Pickett, of Silver City,
who has been one Of the leading law
yers of Grant county, for the past q
teen wears, left that place for Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, where he intends 10 reside
In The future and practice bis profess
son.