Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-12
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,
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albuquerque Browns win play in FL
Paso on next Saturday and Sunday.
Don Jose Maria Padilla, for years
an influential and highly respected
citizen Of Santa Fe, died over there a,
his home on College street, aged
eighty. six years.
Sam Michales, formerly of Socorro,
but more lately with Creighton 6
Graves, OF Magdalena, came down Il
Socorro and renamed In the city a day
, before going north.
Mrs. A. G. Ireland and Miss Akin.
son, of Santa Fe, we're present at the
Colorado Springs flower festival las,
week. They will visit Denver and re-
turn home in ten days.
Mrs. Geo. MCGEE, of St. Paul, Kas.,
accompanied by her two boys, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. j. Richards, at
San Marcial. Mrs. MCGEE is there on
account of poor health.
Senator Money, of Mississippi, who
is now IN the Territory, has promised
to address the people OF B~erualillo
county at Albuquerque and at Gallup
on the issues of the day.
Mrs. Morris of Petersburg, Ills.. who
came to Eddy some three months ago
with her invalid daughter, Stella, left
Sunday evening for her home, Miss
Stella accompanying her.
Charles Zeiger was a passenger into
Albuquerque from the west. Mr.. lei
ger was formerly identified with the
business interests Of Albuquerque but
Is now located in Prescott.
Rev. L. l. Gladney of San Marcial,
received the news that he was father of
a little girl baby. The event occurred
at Newton, Kansas, where Mrs. Glad.
ney is visiting her mother.
r. e. B~aughman of Roswell, a men,
Der of the jewelry firm Of Baughman
& Potter, with establishments in both
Eddy and Roswell, rejoices over the
advent of a baby daughter.
w. H. Hahn has purchased a home
at the corner OF Fifth street and Mar
quette avenue, Albuquerque, and as
soon as extensive improvements are
made, his family will occupy il.
d. L. Kemp returned to Eddy from
Globe, Ariz He reports the almost
total des- ruction OF the Kemp & Lyell
saloon by flood, in Arizona, the firm
losing about $4,000 worth of property.
DR.. T. D Burdick. of Bland, who
has just returned from an outing at
the Sulphurs, is in Albuquerque for a
short visit. He will return to Bland
however, and resume his practice
there.
Allen H. Carey, of Ration, went to
Trinidad and identified the rifle aud
cartridges found in the willows over
there as the articles stolen from his
store on the night the Bank Exchange
was held up.
The town board of trustees met at
Eddy to consider the plan Of erecting
o public watering trough, to obtain q
new bond from the city treasurer and
notify the city papers to put in bids for
the printing of ordinances.
Hon. James G.. Fitch returned to So
zorro from an extended visit to rela-
tives in Ohio, the home of Hanna and
Mckinley. Mr.. Fitch is of the opinion
that the republican candidate will have
TO hustle to carry his own state.
Capt. Fred Pabst, the famed and
wealthy brewer of Milwaukee, has re.
Gently added his name as a subscriber
to the Eddy beet sugar company. The
financial stability of the Pecos Valley
Beet Sugar company is most excellent.
The debating editor Of the Deming
Headlight accepts Col. Mob. Timon-
ey's challenge to discuss the silver
question, the debate to take place at
Deming, Silver City or Albuquerque.
Timoney is an original Mckinley gold.
bug.
Before Justice Vigil, John f. Mat
thews was held in the sum OF 5000 10
appear before the next grand jury at
Springer for illegally branding and
dehorn,ng a COW. the property OF Let
ton g. Mckee, ssthc Irish Grocers," at
Ration.
Mrs. j. T. Glover, wife of Policeman
Glover, left Albuquerque for Gazette,
Ohio, where che will remain several
months. Mrs. Glover, for the past
wear, was an intense sufferer with rheu-
matism, and had to be lifted on the
Pullman coach of the train.
Jacob Weinmann, the New York
buver for the Golden Rule Dry Goods
company, is expected in Albuquerque.
from New York in a few days, after
which DAVID Weinmann, the local
manager, and wife, will make q pleas
ant trip to the Colorado resorts.
Accessions to the newly organized
Bryan silver club of Santa Fe are still
coming in. President Geo. P. Money
will shortly the appointment
of the executive committee of fifteen.
The club il preparing for an active
campaign throughout the county this
fall.
Right Rev. Fintan Montwiler, o. s.
b. Abbot Of St. Meinrad. Ind, came
into Eddy to look the valley over, with
a view of locating a Catholic colony.
What the decision of the abbot will be
is not known, but he seems favoraoly
impressed with the valley where such q
thing as crop failures are unknown,
So sure is George Armstrong that
Mckinley will be elected, that be bet a
bnrro against a live jack rabbit with
linn Long. down at San MsrciaI. Fro
yided George wins, Jim must produce
the rabbit or put up ten dullars,an rice
reysa. Long made several other more