Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-28
The DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

AVA
Mrs Max Luna, OF Los Lunas,j Dine
her husband, Sheriff Luna, at Alb,
querq 10.
+. b. Dalies and Chas. Reinken, tw
you ig gentlemen OF B,len, were in AL
buqucrqne.
Mrs, j. e.. Hodgson left Ration 10
Fort Madison, I)wa, where her husban
Is quite III.
Or. G. r. Engledow returned to RI
ton last week from a professional visi
To Ca.skiu.
Mrs. Heady, wife Of the we'll know
conductor, has returned to Albuquer
que from acoast trip.
Rev. A. A. Hyde will conduct relig
ious services at Central, Grant ounty
next Monday evening.
Work has commcnced on the Smitf
Bros new business block, corner FRS
street aud Cook avenue, Ration.
b. Il. Link is spoken of by u mum.
Der of the leading democrats as a can.
diiate for Grant county collector.
A. GaShaw, The timber superintend.
ent of the Maxwell land grant com
pany, was in Ration from Catskill.
James A. Harlan has men at work
on his gold properties, at Carlisle. The
mines are showing up in-good shape.
\ Mrs. A. McClain, Of Lake Valley,
who had been visiting the family OF
William Eglinton,a al RiLcon, left there.
There was a meeting OF the guild of
the Episcopal church, yesterday, at the
residence of Mrs. r. j. Pslen, Santa Fe
Rev. j. M. Coudert, the parish priest
of BernAlilio, is in Albuqner que, and
has his name on the San Felipe regis
ter.
Collector Laird received So "a from
The Territorial treasurer as Grant coun
iy's portion OF the Pullman palace car
tax. VI
II. II. Bickford, wife and son, Of
Denver, are at the San Felipe, Albu
queIque. They will remain a few
days.
One Of the pay patients at the ladies'
hospital at Silver City is w. F. Clark,
who has been been quite ill for over a
week.
Rich Oldham returned to Ration
from a few days. visit to Cripple
Greek, Colorado, the booming mining
camp.
Prof. A. N. White, of G~reenvllIc,
Tenn, is visiting his uncle. P. B. Lady,
at Silver City. He expects to locate
there.
Miss Mary Stephenson, of Las
Vegas, an always welcome visitor to
Ration, spent a por,ion of last week
there.
At Lone Nj u~ntain, last evening,
services were held by Rev. Edward s..
Cross, of the Episcopal church of Sill
yer City.
DR.. G. w. Harrison left Albuquer-
que for Cripple Greek, where he has
mining interests. He will return on
Sunday.
John II Riley, who had been in Rim.
con several days, closing up his bust
ness interests, left tor his home in
Denver.
Iobos continue to drop into Silver
City, but they are properly taken in by
Marshal Kiiburn and put to work on
the streets.
JAS. S. Fielder has moved into the
house opposite Dick Grabe's, recently
vacated by S. A. Alexander, down at
Silver City.
"Dadn Bonsall was in Rincon, from
the San Diegos. A two foot vein has
been uncovered In the gold strike, re-
Gently made.
L. IS rumored at Albuquerque that
Mai ,r Kimolll, stationed at Fort Win
gate, will soon be transferred to an
eastern post.
Frank Lallemont, manager Of the
Palmilll roller mill, was in Silver City
from Rincon on business, a day or two
The past week.
j. D.zIssA has sold out his ~roadhouse
station at Dry Greek, Grant county, to
Pa Meader, and will remove to Texas
IN a few days.
Chas. Zeiger left Albuquerque, by
team, for BeIen, where he will be joined
by Ed. Dold and go out to the Ladrone
mining district.
Jack GREEN'S barn, in the rear of his
house, at Rincon, caught fire In some
unknown way, and was destroyed.
L ,sssabsut 500.
Superintendent Hurley and Bridget
Inspector Harlan went. over the road,
beluw Rircor, making the . annual
bshsge inspection.
Joe S. Eagle, the successful Cochiti
miner, who sold out in the niche OF
time, realizing handsomely, is in Albu-
qlerq1e, on business.
There is talk Of organizing a bicycle
clnbNin Silver City. The project is a
good ere, and should meet with favor
among local wheelmen.
J.eT. Mclaughlin, the San Pedro
mine operator, who was out west on
mining matters, returned to CerrilIos
yesterday morning.
Mrs. lillian, who has been visiting
her daughter, the wife Of Rev. Young,
If the Baptist church, left Albuquerque
for her homo in Illinois.
Judge Denham and Il. II. GreenIeaf
were The volunteer workers who so
neatly decorated the republican CON
vention hall at Albuquerque.
W.. Il. Blanchard, of White Oaks,
has beer :a aHa around Lincoln, Tor |