Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-02

A. n. Bourne is In the city from Watrous.
VIII H. Kelly returned to Mora, to-day.
Lloyd Thompson visits Ration, to-day.
H. L. Mabey is on d short business jaunt
up the road.
j. Il. Whitmore, jr., returned to CALI
mas Springs, to-day.
w. II. Howe has been down town from
the hot springs, to-day.
Miss Bessie Cavanaugh reached home
from Denver and Trinidad, last evening.
Vicente Mares, Of Wagon Mound, an ex-
sherifr OF Mora county, is In the city, to-
day.
Charles Heisch, the baker, is looking
after bis mining interests in the noun
tains.
J.. r. G~oodlander, the drug orator, went
up north, lost evening, on the A. & P.
special.
Henry g. Coors and family are In return
from their trip to points of interest In CAL
ifornia.
Dionicio Martinez, county commissioner,
took the evening train for Romeroville,
yesterday.
Sheriff Hilario Romero and Policeman
Rafael Lucsro visited the country, official
", to-day.
Jas. H. Armstrong Is In the city, to-day,
representing the william A. Orr shoe com
panv, Of Denver.
Major Adm H. Whttmore is 10 his insur-
ance Office again from a hasty business
trip up to Ration.
DIR. Felipe Romero has gone up to Wag-
on Mound again to call upon a young lady
mot professionally, though.
@. r. Rudolph has been in from Roclada,
attending meetings Of the board Of regents
| Of the Las Vegas normal school.
Col. Matthews, postmaster at Ration, was
expected in the city, last evening. friends
being at the depot here to meet him.
Dave Newman has returned from the FL
Porvenir resort, where he has been reliey-
ing the regular COOK for thirty days.
Willie Springer, assistant to Book keeper
Schoonmaker, In the Ilfeld counting room,
Is enjoying a vacation trip to Los Alamos.
Rev. Daponte, s. j.. boarded last even.
ing's train for San Antonio, whence he
goes by stage to Lincoln to hold a retreat.
Fred. j. Nelson, late of the bath house
at the hot springs, left for Chicago and
Rockford, ILL.,, accompanied by his wife
and mother.
Robert Hart. JAS. H. Armstrong, st.
Louis, and ]. II. Starr, a sheep buyer of
Centralia, Mo-, are guests at the Plaza
hotel, to-day.
Miss Erma G.. Davis left for her home In
Wisconsin,, this morning, on a visit, being
accompanied up the road as far as Ration
by W. e. Gortner.
Simon Clements left for Atchison Kan
sas, to attend school, and Florentino Baca,
son OF Manuel C. de Baca, for Denver for
the same purpose.
s. M. Newton, the sheep buyer, has gone
across the country to Ogden, Kansas, ac-
c~ompanying thither several thousand head
OF the fsecy fellows.
H. B. Ferguson was a passenger, last
evening for Albuquerque from Ration,
where he delivered an address, by request,
before the Bryan club.
L.. p. Wilson, who, with an assistant, w.
G. Henderson, is canvassing these parts for
the special edition of the Santa Fe Neto
M~ericdn, again visits Denver for a week.
Il. j. Sanford, wife, child and maid,
Hamilton, Ont; J. c. Wild and J. d. Shu-
ford, Denver; Ike N. Hahn, st. Louis; w.
P. Doyle, Watrous, are registered at the
Depot hotel.
Geo. H. Cook, a former Las Vegas
stationer and now being interested in
jewelry establishments at Prescott and
Phoenix, Arizona, was an east-bound pas
senger, with his wife, last evening.
Rev. Pinto, y. j., acting superior Of the
Jesuit order In New Mexico, in place of
Rev. Maria, who has gone to Europe,
passed through for Ell Faso, his place Of
residence, from Trinidad, last evening.
Jas. M. Leszyusky, the g~ood-natured
athletic health-seeker, whose smiling coun-
tenance and shaved head have been famil-
lar objects about town, for some weeks,
left for Denver, on the morning train, but
may possibly return to Las Vegas soon.