Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-10
fHE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

'nAurhcts from our ~hxrnangob.v
John Coyle came down to Ration
from Hematite and reports everything
lively In that comp.
Mrs. Emma Hardwood and George
Shrun, both Of Catskill, were Joined In
marriage at Trinidad.
Joe Robinson, editor OF the Iona.
coming, Md, Star, arrived at Ration
to visit his father, ii. ii. Robinson.
j. E Wharton, OF White Oaks, went
to Lincoln to take testimony in the In.
dian depreciation cases pending there.
e. Yoxall, Of Denver, Is at Ration for
the purpose OF making another big
shipment Of sheer to the Denver mai.
kes.
The Albuquerque opera house Is now
being painted and papered and will be
In first class condition for the fall sea-
son.
The Maxwell Land Grant company
Is moving into new headquarters, In
thu new Investment building, up at
Ration.
Prof. Sidney M. Wharton left White
Oaks for Lincoln and the Psnasc O
country.
The officers and executive committee
OF the Territorial Fair ASSOCIATION
held a meeting in the Citizen editorial
rooms.
Manager Trimble gave a free con.
cert at Orchestrion hall, Albuquerque,
that was a huge success in point of at.
tendance.
E. A. Rudisill and family arrived
In Las Cruces from Janos, Mexico, and
will make that place their home for
the future.
Mrs. j. d. Bryan of Las Cruces, will
Shortly make d visit 10 relatives and
friends in the east, and may be absent
several months.
Jimmie B Reed, son of Larkin G.
Reed, has been appointed to a respon-
sible position in the First National
bank, Santa Fe.
w. e. Ruffner and family and Allen
Alden and wife returned home to Ration
from a two weeks pleasant recreation
on the Sugarite.
Eugene Leekley, formerly In the
grocery business, succeeds Harry We'll
Ter as shipping clerk at Grunsfeld
Bros, Albuquerque.
bryan-Sewaii Watson toddies or NC.
Kinley- Hobart toddies at the Only Sec
ond-class saloon in the United States,
down at Las Cruces.
Mrs. A. l.. Parker and children left
Ration for Shelbyville, ILL.,, where they
will make a visit OF three months to
Mrs. Parker's parents.
Messrs. Bennett and Brown are going
into the hog raising business, down at
Las Cruces, and have bought over
100 head for a starter.
John Davis, prominent merchant Of
Maxwell City, arrived in Ration from
Colorado points as enthusiastic a Nc
Kinley republican as ever.
Col. j. w. Dryer and SOC, Dave,
returned to Ration from a several
weeks trip to Ojo Caliente springs.
Mrs. Dryer returned by rail.
Mrs. S. L. North and Mrs. F. H.
Mitchell of Cerrillos, put in last week
at the Indian dance and visiting
friends at Thornton and Bland.
The father, mother and sister, of
George Edick, engineer at the Albu-
querque steam laundry. have gone to
Bear canon to camp for a month.
Sister Hyacinth, superior Of the Sis
ters of Charity, St. Vincent's academy,
Albuquerque, has lately purchased an
elegant Everett piano for that instltu-
ton.
A. B. Mcmillan, of Albuquerque, at
torney for the First National bank,
down there, has moved his Office to the
suite of rooms formerly occupied by
DIR. C~hamberlin.
Hon. Fl. B. Ferguson, of Albuquer-
que. who is at present visiting the
capital city, openly himself
a candidate for the democratic nomi-
nation for delegate TO congress.
Messrs. o. Bschechi & Co., although
lesses Of the new Armijo block on
Railroad avenue, Albuquerque. have
sub-leased the same to Bambini 4 Co.,
who will occupy it when completed.
Mrs. j. I. Williams and daughters,
the Misses Edna and Myrtle, with Fred
North as.escort, left Cerrillos for a
week or ten days camping excursion in
the mountains of the Cochiti country.
Professor Walter A. Tenney, instruc-
tor in drawing at the Albuquerque
University, is putting the house near
the university, at nj time occupied by |
Professor Gaines and family, in order
to be occupied when his family comes
from Boston September /.
III hi drill hole put down By the coal
company, while prospecting south OF
Cerrillos for coal measures delivers q
continuous flow of soft water, as pure
as If it were distilled. The water comes
from a depth Of 625 feet. The volume
is 5000 gallons each t~wenty-four hours
and the pressure at the top OF the pipe
is fifteen pounds to the square inch.
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