Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-15
fhE DAiLY OPfiC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,
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to join her husband.
Chales Hopping Of the Albuquerque
foundry and machine shops, returned
home from California.
Don Florencio Luna is the sub. con-
tractor for carrying the mail as far az
Luna's Wells from Las Cruces.
Miss Cristy left Albuquerque for
Lawrence, Kan, after a pleasant visit
1t the home Of her brother, Architect
y. B. Cristy.
Photographer Osborn, OF Flagstaff.
who is Ia Albuquerque, is arranging a
new cabinet of ore and peLriied wood
ut the depot.
George T. Hare, one OF Raton's good
citizens, left that place for Gal esburg,
Illinois, called thither by the serious
Illness Of his father.
Miss Lizzie McIntire and Mrs. Conn
former teachers of Ration public
schools, now t6aOuiug on Johnson's
Mesa, spent a day in Ration.
The Leadville Blues will probably
play another series OF games with the
Albuquerque Browns on their return
from Silver City and Ell Paso.
The business men of Ration are tax
ing an interest in establishing a daily
stage line to the gold mining camps of
Colfax county. A sensible project.
Smith Bros. new business block,
corner First street and Cook avenue,
Rston, now nearing enclosure, will be
n of the finest buildings in New
Mexico.
Miss Margaret Lee, Madges RAY and
Georgia Kellogg will leave Albuquer-
que, to-day, for Camp Whitcomb vi
cinity, to become the guests of Miss
Margaret Kent.
Professor Chas. E. Hodgin, superin-
tendent of public schools, and Mrs.
Hodgin, returned to Albuquerque from
the west, after an absence of six weeks
at the sea shore.
MIR. and Mrs. K. Van Antwerp spent
the latter part of last week in Ration.
Mr.. Van Antwerp had just learned Of
the death of his brother, Wallace, at
Beloit, Wisconsin.
Rev. r. G. Moffett left Ration on a
few weeks visit to his old home at
Madison, Indiana. He accompanied the
remains of his friend, Neal Mansur, to
C%arroIlton, Missouri.
Popular Tom Carroll, formerly tele-
grapher at the Postal Telegraph com.
pany's Office in Albuquerque, but now
operating in Denver, was married to
Miss Connors of that city.
A. B. Reading, stenographer of the
district court at Albuquerque, was all
over smiles, Wednesday, because his
wife presented him on Tuesday night
with a bouncing baby boy. He will be
called A. B., jr.
Dwight Wheeler and G. A. Hudson
left Albuquerque with a gang of work.
men for Winslow, where they will
overhaul the Harvey eating house and
give it a new coat of paint. They will
be gone several days.
Rev. G. L Bovard, of Albuquerque,
superintendent OF the New Mexico Eng
lish Missions of the M. E. church, will
hold ..Quarterly Meeting" in the
HISyuOulSt CuulCu III IdLOAy 0uuudyg
August 10th, and will preach morning
and evening.
Governor Thornton has granted q
Communication to H. H. Curtis, who was
sentenced to sixty days In the Berna-
lilo county Jail on the charge of lar
ceny. The time has been reduced to
thirty days from the date of conviction,
August 7th.
Chairman G. W. Dudrow, of the
county board, left Santa Fe via the
narrow gauge to spend ten days with
his father at Long mont, Colo, who is
1O1 years of age. He will also visit
Colorado Springs and do Pixies Peak
over the cog railroad.
w. H. Jack left Ration, escorting
Mrs. Posey, of Silver City, and j.
Leahy and wife, of Ration, to his
hospitable X Y 2 ranch home on
the Dry Cimarron, for a weeks out
ing. The party met Mrs. Clark, of
Peoria, Illinois, sister OF Mr.. Jack, at
Folsom.
Henry Winsor, of the upper Pecos,
is 10 Santa Fe, bringing over a quantity
of ranch butter for the market. He
saws rains have about ceased and trout
fishing is excellent. July broke the
rainfall record in his locality, over
nine inches of rain falling during that
month.
r. S. Tarr, formerly Of Las Cruces
and now professor Of geology 10 Cor
nell University, is n Of the scientific
party that accompanied Lieut.. Perry
in his Arctic cruise last month. At
present, the ship and all aboard are
ice-boupd off the western coast of
Greenland.
Albert Tabor, of Held Bros dry
goods store at Albuquerque, writes
from Leipsic, Germany, that he is hav-
ing a fine time. and that he has ABOUT
recovered his natural complexion, eK-
cept his eyes. Mr.. Tabor left In a bad
fix, suffering from the yellow taundice.
He will visit Cologne, and expects to
be in Albuquerque about the LIST OF
September.
Word comes to Santa Fe, from the
Hot sulphur springs, that q syndicate
OF Denver medical men will shortly ar
rive there to look into the accuracy OF
the wonderful cures reported to have
resulted from the use Of those waters.
1t Is also said that a number OF st.
Louis physicians have had their atten-
ton called to these springs and are