Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-23

rHE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

The First Regiment band played q
excellent pr gram OF music at the 90
ner Of Gold avenue and Second stree
albuquerque.
In the southern part of this Territor
the cottonwood Luds are swelling an
will soon put forth their annual Gro
Of flying fuz.
4. X. Eberle arrived 10 Silver City
from Los Angeles, and has gone on I
Mogollon to look after his miniag In
terests there.
F. q. King and Paul Weilan dy, tw,
Of the most popular travelling salesme
ON the road, visited Silver City mer
chants last week.
G. W. Haynes and family have NOV
ed to Roswell, from their ranch, an,
are residing in the Needham house, OF
Richardson avenue.
Mrs. N. Minter left Roswell, for Cal
i~fornia, on an extended visit to hel
sister, and she may conclude to max,
that state her home.
Governor Slower took some ore which
Joseph E. Saint brought from the La.
drones, and will have it assayed at his
home in Albuquerque.
Guy Morgan has returned to Ros-
well from st. Louis, where he has been
for the past eight months attending the
ST.. Louis medical college.
Frey Raymer has returned to Albu
querque, from a trip to the Hot
Springs. He will be part of the
Browns aggregation, as Of old.
Mrs. s. NJ. Ashenfelter, OF Colorado
Springs, Colo, IS visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bennett, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. b. Walton, In Silver City.
Nearly 200 people attended the MORN
ing service Of the Episcopal church,
last Sunday, at Silver City, to listen to
the ermon delivered by Bishop Ken
drick.
j. J. L%eeson, of Socorro, came up
to Santa Fe, where he will attend a
meeting of the immigration board and
visit his friend Cortesy, who is in the
hospital.
Will Minter and bride, nee Miss Mil
Ter, Of Weed, were in Roswell, from
Picacho, last week, and while there,
Will attended the stock association
meeting.
j. H. Peers of Chicago, who has
been to FL Paso, is in Albuquerque to
stay some time. The gentleman, who
Is an invalid, has formed many warm
friendships.
Col. George w. Thompson came
down to La Plata, from Durango, Mon
day, to look after his bunch of beef
steers which are being ted at Sam
Nichols ranch.
Mrs. j. w. Dawson, and her daugh-
ter Edith, arrived in Albuquerque from
Las Cruces, and were met 5y Prof.
Hiram Hadley. The ladies are en-
route to California.
Mrs. w. Ire Thompson and Mrs.
LeNoir, of Georgetown, aud Mrs.
Lorenz, of Silver City, will leave for
California, next Monday, where they
will spend the summer.
The Albuquerque police were advised
by wire to keep a sharp lockout for the
parties who robbed the postoffice at
GRAMS on Wednesday night Of a small
sum of money and two watches.
X. HI. Harlow, foreman of the ma
rhinery department of the Atlantic q
Pacific at Gallup, is in Albuquerque.
Mr.. Harlow is grand lecturer for the
Masonic order for New Mexico.
Harmony lodge, Of Albuquerque,
which met last evening, has nearly
reached the 100 mark in point OF men,
bership. The lodge is scarcely two
wears old. and its progress shows that
the members are of the active sort.
Misses Bessie Hood and Grace Walker,
two OF Silver City's dearest girls. were
confirmed members OF the Episcopal
church. by Bishop Kendrick. at the
regular morning service last Sunday.
Mrs. f. G.. Gum, of Kansas CRY,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
II P. Barnes, for several weeks, left
Silver City for Los Angeles, Gala,
where she will spend several months.
w. d. Mulky has leased the J. P.
White building, on Main street, Ros-
well, and will run a bicycle repair
shop. He will. have $1,000 worth Of
new bicycles in a few days that will be
rented.
H. L. Olkes attempted to run over q
lumber wagon with his wheel. down at
Silver City. His wheel looks very
sorry about it, and 4. l.. says there is
no sense in making wagons SO strong,
anyway.
II is understood that the name Of
Israel King, of Deming, will be pre-
sented as a candidate for delegate to
the national republican convention,
and that be will receive the support OF
the Deming delegation.
Through Captain William Bocberf,
Of Albuquerque, Jose Antonio Caster
emo, of Pajtrito, received $l65 20 as
back pension. He will now receive
Sl2 per month. The old man wss
greatly delighted when The money
came.
Ben Mangcr, superintendent Of Har
vey's dining car supply cepot at Albu-
oueI que, has the Chicago cat which
has travelled over 1900 miles. The
cat was given to him by a lady who. is
visiting the coast, and is perfectly at
home.
II. L. Moore. clerk in the United
States land office at Santa Fe, &C.
companied by his family, left for his
home in Prescott, Ark, whittier he