Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-24

slant care OF DR.. Wegman.
G. F. Remsberg & Co of Ration
sold and shipped two wagon loads o
groceries to E'izabethtown.
Croasdale & Love are the contractor
for DR.. c. b. Kohlhousen's. new fir,
proof business building at Ration.
William Russell left Hillsboro for hi
Old home in Penn sylvania, to look after
the farm IF airs for his aged parents.
Louis Rivera, the clever and faithful
old C~hihuahuan who resided near Gal
istco street bridge, died at Santa Fe.
The ladies of the Catholic congrega-
ton at Hillsboro realized $56. rs from
their entertainment at Donohoe hall.
August E. Rouiller has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Henry
Toussant, deceased, down at Las Cru
ces.
Deputy Assessor Whiting has re-
moved his Office from the Armijo build
Ing to the court house, down in Albu-
querque.
j. B. Warren went to Velasco, Texas,
from Silver City, to look after his ex-
t%ensive property interests in Brazoria
county.
The Republican Publishing company
at Las Crnces recently held a meeting
and gave A. j Papen a further lease
to January LIST next.
Higher winds and more dlsagreeable
weather generally has not been known
at Silver City for years than that ex-
perienced for the past ten days.
The new uniforms for the Club house
base ball nine arrived in Silver City,
and they were initiated in a match
game with the Pinos Altos boys.
At Porterield's latest bicycle rafis
at Silver City, VIM. haizure won the
$50 wheel on 45, high dice, and Rus
sci Agee,the $50 wheel on 10, low dice.
Mrs. Louis Imbert, wife of the we'll
known Corrales fruit raiser, is in Albu-
querque, and states that her husband
is quite Ill, the result Of a serious acct
dent.
Mrs. P. W. Montgomery and daugh-
ter, Mrs. F.. e. SINNERS, left Ration
for Kansas City, where Mrs. Montgom-
cry will undergo medical treatment by
q specialist.
Next Wednesday morning ct 10
o'clock, Charles F. Burns and Miss
dnt Greene, two of Raton's we'll
Known and popular young people, will
be uLi;ed in marriage.
The big business block being erected
by the Ration land and investment
company, up there, is rapidly grow
ing in proportions and will present an
imposing appearance.
The case Of John Connolly ct al. Us.
w. W. Strong ct al, tjectment from
a mine in the Cochiti mining district,
was continued until the next term in
the Albuquerque court.
A little girl about three years old,
daughter OF Mrs Goodman, who is en-
ployed at the Children's home, wan
dered away from her home in Albu-
querque, and was missing for two
hours.
An observing citizen at Albuquerque
suggests that the city expend a few
dollars in embarrassing the trees
along the streets and in the parks, TO
prevent the propagation of worms and
insects.
The bail given at Morrill, opera
house. down there, for the benefit OF
the Silver City fire department, was a
success in point Of enjoyment, but
financially as much cannot be said, the
net proceeds being but $l1.
Miss Clara III. Olsen, formerly stem
ographer at the office Of w. G. Hadley,
deceased, now stenographer for the
railroad at Hanover station, Grant
county, was a passenger to Albuquer-
que, being met at the depot by her
sister.
Some wool has been brought in from
the other side of the river to Ilfeld's
warehouse, at Albuquerque, but the
general movement of wool to market
will not begin until the latter part Of
May, and no prices are quoted yet on
the spring clip.
At a meeting OF citizens interested,
Tie Ration cemetery anu improvements
association was organized. It 10 be
incorporated with 500 shares at S. per
share. The following officers we're
elected: President, George j. Pace;
secretary, Chas. S~andusky; treasurer,
James III. Walker.
The jury trial of Lowcnthal & Mey-
ers rs. Sheriff Cunningham ct al, an
action to replevin certain goods and
chattels of the late firm of Charles
Neustadt g. Co, was concluded in the
district court ut Santa Fe, and, under
Instructions of Judge Langhlin, the
jury brought in a verdict for the plain
tiff5.
A shocking accident befell little Bar
bara, only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Wolgemuth, OF Kingston, while visiting
Mrs. Charles Myers 10 company with
her mother, in H~illsboro. While at
play IN the swing, with the end Of a
lorg stick 10 her mouth, the stick was
forced back, tearing the child's mouth
and throat in a horrible manner.