Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-02
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

Jesus Garcia probate clerk Tor Be
nalillo county, will spend his Fourt
OF July with his family and relatives
ut Las Cruces.
The marriage Of Charles o. Morga
and Miss Sarah Griffin took place !
Santa Fe at the residence OF job
Hampel, brother. in-law Of the bride.
Mrs. l.. e. Werner, Postmnste
Grunsfeld's first assistant. has r.
turned to Albuquerque from Caljfol
pia and resumed her duties In th
Office.
N. Spatcier. a well-to do La
Cruces merchant, arrived in Silve
City from Hudson's hot springs, wher
he has lately spent a few weeks for hi
health.
Since the return of DR.. Kittrell I
Socorro, the park has been greatly i'm
proved. Thu grass has been cut, tn
walks put in order and q general weed
ing had.
Cecilio Ortega, Pedro Montoya ane
Francisco Gallegos were a~djudged in
sane at Albuquerque, and will be com
mitted to the asylum at Las Vegas, II
a few days.
Miss Price, of Socorro, was present
ed with q handsome bicycle by hel
uncle, Leo Loewenstein, of San Mar
cial, and within a week has acquired
the art of riding.
DR.. B~lackington has completed his
pasture fence, in Socorro county, and
now has a good range for his stock.
He reports bis loss of hay by the fire a
about twelve tons.
s. j. Slain, of Kenton, bought the
steers the double diamond cattle CON-
pany brought up to Clayton from Lin
coin county, and William Green, OF
Ludlow, Colo. bought the rest of the
herd.
The dance, to be given at Albuquer-
que, in honor Of the visiting firemen
and their friends, will take place at
the opera house, on the night of July
4tb, music by the First regiment or
chestra.
l.. H. Jones, a brother of Geo. d.,
who about six years ago left the ella
country, Grant county, where he had
been engaged in ranching, is now the
owner CT a fine fruit farm near New
castle, California.
Charles O'Conor Roberts anc Tor
renee Mullen left Albuquerque for
Lsguns, and from there they will go
overland to the Mt. Taylor mining
district. They expect 10 be absent
about fifteen days.
At the meeting of the militia com-
pany of Albuquerque, held last Monday
night, S. NJ. Saltmarsh was reelected
captain; Chas. ID. Rogers, first lieuten-
ant, and DR.. l.. H. Chamberlin,
second lieutenant.
Otto Youag, third baseman and
change pitcher Of the Browns base ball
club, Albuquerque, left for Pueblo,
Colo, be having received a telegram
to the effect that his brother-in-law
Paul Fisher, was killed at that place.
Theodore l.. Smelling, of Boston, and
Miss Margaret A. Wall, of San Ber-
nardino, Cal, were united in the holy
bonds of matrlmony at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, down in
Albuquerque, Rev. Mandalarl perform
Ing the ceremony.
Gen. Lew Wallace, of Charlottesville,
Ind, and William G. Burton, of the
Soldiers home, Santa Monica, CAL,
both somewhat formerly known in
New Mexico, have been appointed
aides-de- camp upon the staff of Gen.
Walker, commander in chief of the
G. A. Il.
By order of Mayor Tanning, Of Ra-
ton, all licensed dogs are again per-
mitted to run at large, the embargo
against any dogs running ut large on
account of the mad dog scare being
raised. The marshal or his deputies
will lmpound and kill all unlicensed
dogs as heretofore.
T. F. Abbott and w. d. Howard, Of
Bland, and George Marsh, Of Santa Fe,
hold a $4,000 bond and lease on the
ssLittle Mollie" nine, in the Cocbili
district, running until June LIST, 1897.
They are working the promising prop
erty for all it IS worth, and hope soon
to join the number Of regular Cochlti
shippers.
The contract for putting up a two
story building adjoining the p~ostoffice
in Albuquerque has been let by Joseph
Barnett to Edward Medler, on u bid of
s5, 1870. The other bids we're: Lyon,
Hayden, Mcclure & JENNIE, $ ,1l8; j.
w. McQuade, 80. 063; j. Archer,
S5,S93; w. w. Strong, $5,475; w.
Wickham, s5.442.
Col. William Breeder, of Santa Fe,
is Justly proud of his two bright and
promislng sons. Waldo, the oldest,
nineteen years Of age, graduated with
honor at the University Of Chicago, on
June goth, and on the same day. Will
liam. seventeen years old, graduated
with credit at the Chautauqua county
academy in New. York. Both will
study law. The young men will spend
the summer with their mother at Chau-
tanqna.
On the 18th day OF June, 300 sheep,
belonging to Jesus II. Sanchez, Of
Valencia, were stolen from Irrisari
canon. near Chiliii, Bernalillo county,
and we're trailed BY the mayordomo to
Atrisco and found, freshly Marked In
the posses sion Of j. Bias Lucero.
Upon complaint Of Sanchez, Bias Lu-
cero. Romeo Lucero and Gorgonio
Garcia were arrested and taken before
the Justice at yalsucia, who he'd them
IN 1000 each to await the action OF
the grand jury.
Surveyor General Easley has re-
co;ved from the reneral land Office the