Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-25
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,
EXTRACTS from Our Exchanges

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d. Seligman, will leave Las Crucel
about April LIST, for Mexico.
w. II. Guyse is in Roswell frei
Picacho looking after cattle interos'
Mrs. r. j. Palen and daughter al
recent arrivals at the Alameda, LII
Cruces.
NJ. ID. M.ntor left Roswell for tn
Ladrone mining camp, on a prospect
ing tour.
Hon. Charles f. Miller and G.. w
Mossman were in Las Cruces fron
Anthony.
Mrs. Morris Prudential will leav
Las Cruces for a visit to Europe, abou
April LIST.
w. G. Leonard, who was on q visi
to southern California, returned to AL
buquerque.
Robert Young is employed in thu
grocery department of Joy ce, Pruit 4
Co., Roswell.
Harry Brown, ex-treasurer of Eddy
county, gave bond at Eddy On thu
uate OF bis arrival.
J. M. Biggs and family will leave
Roswell, in q short time, for Bisbee,
Arizona, to reside.
Jacob ~Schaublin, popular collector
Of Doha Ana county, has been on the
sick list the past week.
L. d. Ludlam, formerly auditor OF
the Pecos Valley railroad company,
was in Roswell Sunday.
l.. G. Sanchez was in Roswell sew
eral DAYS this week, taking testimony
in the Penasco water case.
Mrs. f. c. Barker and Miss Olive
Cockerell, will leave Las Cruces about
April Is, for a visit to Europe.
Miss Jennie Sisson returned to her
hume in Chattanooga, Tennessee, after
a six months visit to relatives in Eddy.
B. G.. Wilson, of Las Vegas, a rep
r~esentative of the Standard Oil COM
pany, spent several days in Eddy, last
week.
U. S. Bateman, of Eddy, went to
IIagerman, Wednesday, going from
there to Roswell, Thursday, of last
week.
j. P. White ard B Wiikerson were
en- route to Roswell, Friday, returning
from the cattlemen's meeting in Fort
Worth.
Mr.. F%usslemaD, of Edgarton, Ohio,
accompanied by his wife and child, is
wishing his brother in Eddy, j.
Fussleman.
A private letter from Colorado
Springs announces that leight or ten
health-seekers there are preparing to
go to Santa Fe.
Miss Ellen Gibson will assist the pu-
pills of the convent, Las Cruces, in their
musical and literary entertainment, on
Monday, April 9th.
Mrs. J. w. Dawson and daughter,
Miss Edith, left Las Cruces for Los
Angeles, Cal, where they expect to
make their future home.
Adolph Fischer re-opened the old
Dreamer drug store, at santa Fe, Mon
day morning, with a large and COM
plete stock Of fresh goods.
The ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church, met Wednesday after
noon with the pastors wife, at her
home down at Las Cruces.
CIV. Gibbons, of the firm OF Mickey
& Gibbons, Las Cruces, received his
certificate from the Territorial board
Of pharmacy, last Monday.
There are no new developments In
the Fountain mystery. The officers
have been following several clews,
but they have resulted in naught.
j. M. Hill, Of Socorro, is the proud
possessor of a handsome cactus cane
mounted with solid silver and bearing
his initials with the legend Is to 1.
Mrs. j. nj. McKesson, OF Clayton,
while in a severe fit of coughing, tore
something loose in her side, and has
been confined to her bed. She is bet
ter. however.
S. Alexander, J. M. Hill, j. F. Cook
and Pat Savage have a valuable loca-
ton on the South end of the Socorro
mountains. The "a runs up in the
hundreds.
According to Sheriff Bursom,
sCuckoo'' Collins, the Denver dia-
mond robber, was in San Marcial on
Thursday. Cuckoo" is said to have
gone south on a freight.
e. E. Fold was in Socorro from Ham
over the first of the week to attend the
meeting of the regents of the School
If Mines. Private matters may cause
him to remain some time.
District Attorney Franklin and G. II.
McLenathen went to Roswell, from
Eddy, 10 assist Clerk Curry in drawing
the jury list for the term of court con-
in Eddy, April 18th.
G. H. Young and wife got back to
Albuquerque from their visit to Pres
colt and Phenix. While absent, Route
Bay had the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
the Well Fargo express office.
Upon the recommendation of Col
onel Marmon and Lieutenant Spencer,
q requisition has been made BY the
First regiment band, at Albuquerque.
for suits of white, with helmets.
ID. w. Davis and T. ii. Mcmahon
are Eddy health and pleasure seekers
St. Louis. Though only there
for q short time they have acquired
quite a reputation as duck hunters.
The town trustees of Roswell
have fixed thes,lary of marshal
of hat town at 500 per annnm,
allowing him, in addition, such fees as