Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-06-01
rHE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
lRapracts from our Exonanees.I

iEnoracts from Our Exchanges
S. Wedclcs and Miss Wedeles expec
10 Il ave Santa Fe for Denver, on Tues
day, | tending to make the latter cit.
their future home.
r II GreenIenf and Juan G. Armi
10 left ALBUQUERQUE for the Jeme'
county, armed and equipped for
lengthy fishing trip.
DIR. and Mrs. Sloan left Santa Fe fol
a three-weeks trip to California points
They will travel from San Diego tt
San Francisco by steamer.
George McVey, nephew Of Ed F
Bennett, is at Cerrillos from Mime
sofa. aud has become interested will
Mr.. Bennett in mining operations.
j. B. Schroeder, Of Ration, will take
n merited aud needed vacation and
visit his old home IN st. LOUIS during
The national republican convention.
Mrs. G. ii. Pickett, an elocutionist OF
Cincinnati, Ohi,, is at Albuquerque,
for a few weeks, and will give private
lessons in elocution-Perry system.
Miss Allison and a party from the
mission school leave Santa Fe soon to
spend some days at the cliff dweller
ruins, forty miles north Of the city.
Mrs. N. Il. Armijo received q dis.
patch in Albuquerque from st. Louis,
assuring her of the safety of her two
daughters, attending school in that
city.
Prof. g. W. Ward will shortly leave
Las Cruces for the City of Mexico on a
sightseeing tour, and will then 60 to
Nova Scotia for a couple of months
visit.
,Jailer Garhart, of Albuquerque, re-
ceived q telegram from East st. Louis
that hi9 brother George Garhart, o
train dispatcher, was killed in the great
cyclone.
Mrs. Symons aud Miss Edith, who
have spent the past winter with the
family of Mrs. Griggs, will leave La J
Cruces for Peabody, Kansas, to spen' 1
the umm
w. III. Goebsl, of Santa Fe, has gone
to Denver to receive medical treatment.
lie will be absent about three weeks.
In the meantime Milo Hill is in charge.
OF his hardware store.
The Albuquerque postonice has been
raised to the highest of the second
class grades. The salary of the posi-
master is raised 500, which puts this
office ahead of HI Paso in grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Grogan, two
highly respected people of Colfax
county, living on the Mesa, buried two
daughters, aged three and four
years, victims of scarlet fever.
Frank Hudson will return home to
Santa Fe shortly from central Mexico
He comes ria Houston, Texas, and Will
be accompanied by Mrs. Norfeet aad
children, who will speed the summer
there. 1
The item that Gen. Carr was re-
modelling u house on Atlantic avenue 1
Albuquerque, to be used as his res
idence, was an error. Mr.. Deickmann
is agent for the house, and it will bs
for rent.
Postmaster Marsh has the finest
show window in Cerrillos. 1t is
filed Nth choice potted plants and
The general effect is a mass Of bios
SONS, which are most pleasing and re-
freshlpg.
Governor Thornton has appointed
u. +. Inocencio Valdez, of Springer, !
and Serapio Romero, of Wagon Mound,
AS notaries public. The governor has
also appointed Page B. Otero, of Santa
jFe, as fish warden.
II. w. Shroeder, superintendent,
and Louis Abrahams, one OF the man
agin- directors of the San Lazarus
Gold Mining company, at San Pedro,
LETT f)r Milwaukee, the eastern head
quarters OF the company.
A stock company has been organized
and the money is available TO
thoroughly develop the &c & c."
mine ct San Pedro, of which j. T.
McLaughlin, Frank Wilmarth and
Joe Stewart are wners.
G. L. Lyon, ex-mayor OF Ration, and
family, will take their annual outing of
two months, leaving about the 22d OF
the month. lie has just had e splendid
new wagon built for the purpose and
now has one Of the finest camping out
fits in the country. /
Il d. Davis, Of Fort Sumner, is in
Albuquerque with 1900 head of sheep,
which he will shear and dip there, and
Then move them south in search of
pasturege. Tho ranges in eastern New
4 Mexico are dried up, and the sheep
lherds are suffering.
jill. Overhuls, the Misses Bessie
stEd Nellie Ogerhuls, Messrs. P. j.
rs nber and j. f. Buck visited Cerrillos
from Bland. A party in their honor
was given at the Palace hotel, down
there, which was attended by the
greater portion of Cerrillos' young
people.
Sheriff Cunningham, of Santa Fe,
has filed a new bond with the follow
ing named sureties, holden for the
amounts set opposite their respective
names: Teodoro Martinez, 81, 800;
Pap'o Martinez, $500; Peter NJ. Dolan,
81 ,0t0; Eugenio Sena, $500; George
Anton, $500; Juliana Vigil de Chavez,
$1,000; Jose r Martinez, $1,000; j
=. Caudslario, $1,000. This bond was
approved by Judge Laughlin.
The Silver City Enterprise shows,
from the books Of tho transportation
companies. that during 1895 gold, sill
yer and copper bullion was shipped
from Grant county to the value ct
&1.lS7,900, aud, deducting the amount
of 1882 600 from Mognllons and henca