Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-03
lEnsracts from our Ezcnanses.l

Rincon, having moved down fror
Hockett.
Mrs. A. A. Hyde, Of Silver City, ha
been quite Ill with grippe I r the pas
few days.
Charles Krantz, OF Iona Parda
shipped 5000 pounds Of onions TO j
Paso; Texas.
Judge Ban.z is repairing bis resi-
dence at Silver City by putting nev
shingles on il.
Mrs. Herbert Bishop left Silver City
for Wilcox, Ariz., where she will j,ir
her husband.
School has close at Dona Ana ant
Henry Metcalf, the efficient teacher, |;
10 Las Cruces.
John Wordsworth, OF Las Cruces. !.
going to Chihuahua as s%tenographel
tor a bank there.
A. L. Ol,pbant and wife, Of Rincon,
intend to leave shortly for a visit tc
relatives in Kansas.
Acheson McClintock, OF Rincon, in
tends putting in a crop of Kafir corn
on some of his land.
The assessor at Las Cruces has APP
pointed all his deputies and the work
OF assessing is progressing.
George Baldns has taken a perma.
nent situation with the Maxwell drug
company, in Albuquerque.
The home of j. E Sheridan, editor
of the Silver City Enterprise. was made
happy by the arrival of u girl.
A new hotel, with r. G. Hatton as
bonIface, is one of the possibilities OF
the near future, down at Las Cruces.
N. Spatcier, of Las Cruces, wants to
rent his vineyard. His Ill-bealth disa-
bles him from giving it his attention.
A carnival dance will shortly be
given in Arrey's hall, Iona Parda,
Dona Ana county, by Mrs. A. Hirsch.
DIR. G. B. Kohlhousen, of Ration,
will build a new business house where
the Gate City drug store now stands.
There has been another strike made
on "Cbristian Hill" Hematite, by l..
T.. Osmer. The ore resembles the
edison" ore.
Johnny Priest is now the able as
sistant in the Weekly Office at Rincop,
an I is rapidly learning the intricacies
OF the art p~reservative.
Charles F. Melton, a health-seeker,
WHO recently arrived from the eas',
dropped dead in front of the postoffice
at Las Cruces, from hemorrhage of the
lungs.
Warren j Schaas, a prominent citi-
zen of Peoria, H., is at Santa Fe on a
visit with his estimatle wife, who has
long been a guest at St. Vincent sani-
taiIum.
The grocery dealers of Ration, COM
mencing on the first inst. concluded
to abolish soliciting from house to
house, as they have been doing for
some time.
The school term of the agricultural
college at Las Cruces will close June
10Th. The mex term the college will
be presided over by the new president,
Prof. G. L. Jordan.
The firm OF Pillsbury & Walton has
been dissolved, at Albuquerque, after
many years Of business activity. Mr..
P,llsbury retires and the drug business
will be continued at the old stand by
w. Y, Walton.
Page b. Otero, Jack Squires and Ed.
Stensell, three irst-class billiard play
ers, Of Santa Fe, are arranging for a
tournament to take place at(the Zsiger
cafe billiard hall IN Albuquerque, some
time next week.
The bicy clisis at Albuquerque are
working quietly, and 10 a few days the
club will loom up to such an extent
that everybody will be surprised. A
track, Just west of the brewery, IS a
possibility within forty days.
Mrs. Feeney, of Albuquerque, has
zone to Cripple Greek. 1t is told OF
an old town constable, down there,
that that official is deeply grieyed In
consequence Of Mrs. Feeney's absence.
He reached the train a tri1s too late.
Judge Laughlin at Santa Fe made an
order ia chambers, appointing Chas.
Haspelmath receiver Of the boot ana
shoe store Of johnson & Co., with IN
structions to sell the stock for cash Tor
the benefit OF all the creditors. J. "A,
Sutherlin was appointed special mas
ter to take testimony in the premises
Simon Madigan,, known TO nearly
every resident in the Mesilla valisy,
has become totally blind, caused from
exposure during The war n which ne
was a member OF the California voion-
teers and afterward u the regular
army. Simon left Rincon for the sol'
diers' home at Santa Monica, Call
where he viii spend his remaining
days.
Anote from one of the gentlemen
interested 10 the Democrat representa-
tive. at Albuquerque, furnishes the
n~leasant information that Frank "
ScHwar,z and Miss Viola Bolton are
70 be married in Gallup on the l4th OF
tb;s month, and at the same time ana
,siace. Walter s. Campbell and Miss
f,inpie Bolton will be made happy IN q
like ipanner.