Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-17
orHE DAILY OPTIC.
East Ins Vegas, New Mexico,
San miguel, COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
lExsracss from our nrcnansss. !

CerIillos, to night.
w, II. Kennedy, oil Cerrillus, visitc
the City Of Holy Faith.
$. II. Il kins resu,nsd to Osrrillos
from his Missouri home.
Will Pratt, of Albuquerque, owns
big cabinet OF minerals.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
r Bsyley died, down at Cerrilios.
Gland THOMPSON was In Las CruceI
from Anthony several days last week
Jno r. NOZZLE, OF Las Cruces
went up to Silver City, on legal bust
ness.
j. L. Thompson and A. e. Chaffe,
were in Las Cruces from Anthony, las
week.
The ladies OF the w. J.. A., Of La,
Cruces, are planning to give a dance
April 10Th.
The public school of Las Cruces en-,
joyed a half holiday Friday afternoon,
1t beng Arbor day.
Frank Lee, Of Alhn querqre, report,
having heard considerable talk Of
building a smelter at Prescott.
d. L. Miller came down TO Cerrillos
from Santa Fe Saturday aud spent
Sunday and Monday with his family.
Capt. VIM. French, the well-knowp
Mogollon cattle raiser, was in Santa
Fe, en- route home from a trip to Eng
land.
The attachment has been released
on the ssNew Mexico" mine at Golden,
and work will be resumed on 1t 1t
once.
j. j. Lesson left Santa Fe for Socor-
70. He returns In a few days to look
after his friend in the hosp ital, Mr..
Cortesy.
Mrs. Mary Osborne, of Arizona, is
visiting Mrs. r chard Mathews, Of Ger
rillos, and Mrs. w. w.. Atchison, of
Dolores.
Bishop Johnson, of Los Angeles, is
we'll enough to be out, at Santa Fe,
and expects .e leave on Wednesday
noon for California.
Jack Akers and Parson Kimball
were 10 Cerrillos, from Santa Fe. They
took ic the Golden and San Pedro
country on the trip.
After a short illness, Peter, the in
FAINT child of William Stewart, a
machinist in the A. & P. shops, at Al
.buquerque, died Friday.
Mrs. F. Fl. Mitchell was in Albu-
querque from Cerrillos. On her re-
turn trip she stopped off ut Thornton
to visit Mrs. J. J.. Morris.
Married, at the home Of Mr.. Part
ridge, at Madrid, N. NJ, Thomas Cook
and Elizabeth Ann Maypiece, Rev.
Robert Hodgson officiating.
The California Ideals gave a good
entertainment to. a very slim audience
at Hurts hall 1t Cerrillos. Those who
were there we're well pleased.
Hon. Numa Raymond and wife, Miss
Amelia Frenger and Charles Kirschner
returned to Las Cruces, from a months
visit to various points in Mexico.
Shelby M. COLON, a former mem
Der of Albuquerque social circles, Is
now interested in mining in Yavapai
county, Arizona, his home bling in
Prescott.
w. L. Trimble, who returned to AL
buquerque from Bland, reports the
Shipment Of about ten IONS Of ore daily
to Thornton. The value is placed at
$50 per ton.
It is rumored that o prominent
young railroad man, who has head.
quarters at Cerrillos, BIAS become IN
terested in turquoise property, north
Of that town.
j. T. Mott, brother of Mrs. w. H.
Matson, of Albuquerque, had charge of
Harvey's interests with the Raymond
& Whitcomb party going east from
Mexico, Saturday.
H. Simpson, the Albuquerque
broker, has moved from the east side
OF Grants opera house building to the
south side, occupying handsome quar-
ters fronting the avenue. IA
Shedd Ellsworth, of Albuquerque,
received a telegram from Kansas City
advising him of Eddie Ellsworth's dan
gerous illness. The wife of the
patient left for Kansas City.
Silver Citizens will hold a caucus,
next Thursday, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for mayor.
The chances are J.. w. Fleming will be
nominateGsfor the tenth time.
In The absence of a quorum, the
Sauta Fe board Of education transacted
no business on Saturday evening. 1t
10 settled, however, that the public
schools will close on Friday afterno IN.
DR.. Croker went down to G,la
Bend last week to move his family to
Lordsburg. He writes that he found
his wife sick with the measles, and it
IL uncertain when she will be able to
travel,
Mrs. McPeake, of Lordsburg, widow
of the brakeman who was killed a
Alton, a couple of weeks ago, will r
ceive 81, 900 Insurance on her hu
bands life from the locomotive ir5- |
men brotherhood at Salt Lake.
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle and Rev
Henry Pouget left Santa Fe, for Ga
Iup, where the archbishop viii speak
to-day, at a celebration Of st. Pat
rick's day. 10 The evening there will
be a banquet, when Father Pouget will
respond to a toast.
The Poultry association Of New
Mexico anticipate arranging a date for
the next exhibition, as o as they
can hear from the east in regard to
dates fixed by other associations. This
will ansbIe tho Naw Mexico a~ssocia- |