Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-10
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

ia Fe.
Geo. r. Bowman has gone into part
nership with L. J.. Bull In his Las Cru
ces sore
Miss Bessie Beatty left Santa Fe for
Columbus, Ohio, to spend ayear at
Oxford college.
j.. @. Allison, of the Atlantic & Paci-
fc chemical department, left A%lbuquer-
que for Newton, Kan.
Mrs. l.. G. Woodson will conduct q
school for private pupils again this
year, down at Las Cruces.
S. T. Biting returned to Eddy, from
a trip to the east, where he has been
buying goods for fall trade.
Allie Pierce, SON of r. H. Pierce, left
Eddy for Las Cruces, where he will at
tend the Agricultural college for a
term.
John Brault, the Highland merchant
doing business on north Broadway, AL
buquerque, Is in confinement, he hav-
ing gone insane.
Miss Mary Trip opened her Meth.
odist mission school at Las Cruces, and
nov has a dozen little ones we'll started
in their studies.
William Swire forked o cool $50 in
Justice era Words court at Albuquer-
que, for having been guilty Of carrying
concealed weapons.
Clarence and Percy Barnhart, two
som of q wealthy mining man at Den
YER, reached Albuquerque, and will at
tend Goss military institute.
Santa Fe is at last to have a long
felt want supplied-a bicycle livery
and repair shop. The business will be
conducted by Herman Wynkoop. i
The weather wise prophecy early
frosts this season. October 10 is the
average date of the first frost at Santa
Fe on a record Of twenty-five years.
julius HALTER, the obliging salesman
at the Golden Rule dry goods store,
Albuquerque, was presented with a
handsome gold watch by his friends.
The curfew ordinance was read in
the Albuquerque council for the first
time and referred to u special commit
tee consisting Of Stevens, Montfort and
Otero.
DR.. j. H. Sloan, at Santa Fe, ampu-
tated a portion of the foot of j. j. Con-
ner, the young Santa Fe brakeman
who met with q painful accident a few
days ago.
The twin daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Fluke, of Albuquerque, has been
I--o-,-, 1trnou ltfa and dnofh cInPQ
its birth a few days ago but is now re-
ported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Fall came in to
Las Cruces from the mountains last
week, and are again occupying the cot
stage rented to Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
during their absence.
Miss Catharine Adams, of Albuquer
u a graduate of the Territorial uni
versity and teacher in the mission
school, has been appointed teacher il
the San Antonio school.
W. H Woods, of La Huerta, resid
ing on Halaguano ranch, brought J
to Eddy twenty-four peaches whic
weighed fourteen pounds. Sewers
weighed over ten ounces each.
Mrs. M. NJ. Montgomery and daugt
ter, Miss Alice, who have been spenc
ing the past three months visiting rel'
tiVes in Omaha, Neb., and Des Moinel
Iowa, returned home to Las Cruces.
Tom White, q foreman for the L.. t
u. cattle outfit, near Roswell, was g
riously stabbed by ~.Shorty" Woods,
cowboy who had been in his emplo,
Woods was arrested and plsced in Jal
Col. w. &. Marmon and Maj
George H. Pradt, with a delegation
Laguna Indians, who bave been
Santa Fe several days as witnesses Q
fore the land court, left for home, !
latter going overland.
Atime relay race is on for Sund
after next, from Santa Fe to Nine N
arroyo and return. Each team IS
have SIX riders, selected from the 10
est men in Santa Fe. each rider to :
three miles. Good sport is looked I
Harry Simpson, who has been In
Pecos valley since last January, IT.
Hamilton, N. D., left Eddy 10 co
nanv with VIM. Moore for Juar
Mex. where they will seek work on
new railway in course Of CONSTRUCT
at that place.
Rishop j. M. Kendrick and Rev.
Bennett, pastor in charge OF the
Johns Episcopal church, OF Albuqu
que. cane in to that point from
west, the bishop from Williams, a
IONA. and Rev. Bennett from ga
Monica, Cal.
The brakemen and firemen OF
atlantic & Pacific will probably CT
hats again next Saturday afternoon
rhe Albuquerque fair grounds, and
Ia understood a small admission
will be charged, the proceeds to e
the Children's Home. 4.
Thos. Cooper, for the past
WARS in the employ Of W. L. Irin
& Co., of Albuquerque, as the !
carrier from the p~ostofice TO tne .ra
left for Springfield, H.. and 1t IS
mored that Sir Thomas will
- the matrimonial altar a fair 20
lady Of that city.
Tbos. Tonge, OF Denver, correspt
ant for the Mining Journal, OF Lone
and other foreign periodicals. q
-who has perhaps been instruments
.;~rtroducing more foreign capital
the Rocky mountains than any 9
single in~dividual,is q guest at the "a
hotel. Santa F., accompanied ,oy
wifi. They will remain several Q
Geo. L. WHY'S prepared and
vardeds to the sheriffs OF the pr
ao,nties. certified couies OF the ]