Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-08
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

Ctty from Ma CaliOrnla TRIP. he VIII
60 out to Dry Creek in a few days.
l.. w. Lsnoir spent several days In
the City Of Crosses the past week. He
says the outlook is fine out at Organ.
The Palmilla flour mills at Las
Cruces are running full time. A large
order was placed in FL Paso the past
week.
Prof. Hiram Hadley arrived In Las
Cruces from Albuquerque to look over
his ranch and mingle with his many
friends.
1t is stated by attorneys who ought
TO know that the sale OF the Atlantic &
Pacific railroad will take place In Sep
TENDER.
There was a meeting OF the guild
yesterday afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock,
at the residence of Mrs. Thornton,
Santa Fe.
There will be a dance at St. Francis
hall, Santa Fe, tonight, for the benefit
of the leader of st. Francis band, MIR.
j. Alire.
H. H. Wynkoop, formerly employed
in the New Mexican news room, but
lately at work in Denver, has returned
to Santa Fe.
Rev. Father A. M. Mandalari, parish
priest in charge at Albuquerque, Is a
welcome visitor among the cathedral
clergy at Santa Fe.
F. H. Bascom returned home to Las
Ciuces from a tour through the east.
He says he had a good time, and saw
all kinds of politics.
Photographer Thomas returned to Las
Cruces, from his trip to Rincon, Hills
boro anu Deming. He reports having
met with fair success.
Charley Peterson splendidly enter
tertained a rumber Of his young friends
up at Ration, the occasion being Char
ley's twelfth birthday.
Theodore Rouault and Henry Stoes
are appraising the Prudential stock
at Las Cruces, having been appointed
appraisers by the court.
II. S. Clancy, who has been in WASH
ington for six or eight months, return
ed to Santa Fe, aud is cordially wei.
coined by many old friends.
Vincent May and his mother return
ed to Las Cruces, from their visit to
Santa Rosalia Springs, Mexico. Vim.
cent is much improved In health.
G. o. Smith, the principal owner in
the G. o. S. Cattle company, arrived
In Silver City from his home in Tope.
ka, Kansas, looking hale and hearty.
There are n~inety-two members in
good standing at the Albuquerque
Athletic club. Henry Brockmeier is
president and w. C. Mason secretary.
The oma shot by Jesus Garcia at
Iona Parda died of her wounds. Gar
ella is confined in the Dona Ana county
jail, to await the action Of the grand
jury.
Black & Atkins, of Silver City. load
ed four big wagons with lumber last
week with which to build a parsonage
for Rev. E. G.. Goodson at lower
Gila.
Miss Matte Johnson, who has nu
merous friends and acquaintance IL
Silver City, has been engaged t.
teach school at Lordsburg the coming
year.
Mrs. Melick left Rincon for San An
tonic, to attend the wedding ceremon,
of her grandson, Robert Trip, of En-
gle, who will wed Miss Ella Nugent, o
San Antonio.
: About twenty of the friends OF j. j
Sheridan gave that gentleman q sur
prise party at his home, al oliver CITY
the event being in honor of his thirty
first birthday.
A coyote is PLAYING havoc with to
chicken roosts on the Highlands, Al
buoueruue. He has been seen an
heard, but manages to keep out Q
shooting range.
Mrs. S. j. Bonsall and Mr.. and Mr.
William Palmer returned home to XII
con from Iona Parda, where they hay
been enjoying ranch life the past tw
or three weeks.
Dave Ames left Las Cruces for Pin
Alton, where he goes to werk until u
school term begins at the Agricultur
college, when he will return and r
sumo his studies.
francisco Perez, of Barelas, W
hound over in Judge Crawford's cou
at Albuquerque, to appear before u
grand jury IN the fall for making Q
play last Sunday.
The many friends Of A. J. Goats "
be pleased to learn that That gentlem'
has so far recovered his health as to
h 70 return to his duties as agent
the Rincon depot.
J. X. Mead, prescription clerk I
Druggist Ruppe, of Albuquerque, ne
the lucky number that drew a $40 81
Ter bicycle at a rails. 1t cost him ju
ninety seven cents.
A number Of candidates have put
applications for the position as teach
in the Rincon school for the comil
year. With the list to select from,
good teacher is assured.
DR.. A. L. Mahaffey reports very
tle sickness at the Albuquerque
dian Industrial school for the time
wear. A squad of boys from the sch
are camping in Bear canyon Z
week.
rhe Commercial club has issu
5000 illustrated pamphlets OF TO
pages, for free distribution, &C
tanning a few facts about Albuqu
ous as 6 business center and . hea
resort.
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