Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-18
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
lFrtracts from our Ercnanass. /,

Il w. Edgcumbe, of Taos, a fin,
young Englishmau, who has been visit
ing Santa Fe for some days, left 10
home.
A. HAllenbeek, the new sub-con
tractor, took charge OF the mail an,
stage line between San Antonio ant
Lincoln.
w. A. Brice, a we'll known miner o
Canon City, Colo, who was down II
fouthern New Mexico on a mining deal
passed up the road.
Samuel Eliodt. Territorial treasurer
Is detained in ths east on account {,
The illness of his father in-law, Mr.
Stern, Of South Bend. Ind.
Mrs. w. L. Trip, of San Antonio, !.
rapidly recovering from the effects o.
her recent serious accident, aud IL now
able to walk across her room.
Sheriff Bursum, of Secorro county,
landed Frank Z'nky in the peniten-
tiary at Santa Fe for one year. He
was convicted of larceny Of a horse.
Mrs. w. r. Mitchell, late of Fraley,
with her little son, spent several day
among friends in San Antonio, prior
10 leaving for her new home at So
zorro.
The White AXIS Eagle regrets to an
Cun the departure Of Rev. j. III. An
gel, of the Methodist church, down
there, for a new field, probably in
Texas.
DR.. Chas. NJ. Wheeler, accompanied
by bis mother, arrived in Eddy, from
Buff 10, New York lie is looking for
4 location in which 10 practice his pro
f%ession.
Miss Philbrick, o; Albuquerque, with
her kindergarten pupils, is preparing
the ~cantata, "An Hour in Fairy Land"
which is to be given in the early part
Of June.
George i Sigh returned to White
Oaks from Ell Paso, where he went 10
meet Mrs. Sigh and family, who have
been on a several weeks visit to friends
ia California.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Huntingdon,
who have spent the winter in Springer,
visiting their daughter, Mrs. w. d.
Flnney, returned to their home at Ma
son, Michigan.
Lieutenant Brown, of Fort Bayard,
went to Daming, Monday, where he
went to meet his wife and baby who
were returning from a visit to rela-
tives In Chicago.
G l.. Bowles, from Rochester, Ky,
in Albuquerque, and has C
the position of stenographer and
f, flee clerk at the Wells Fargo express
c flee, down there.
Thomas Stokes, manager Of the
Young farm, Eddy county, quietly
made a trip to Texas, some time since,
and when he returned, he introduced
friends TO Mrs. Stokes.
Ex-Congressman Henry Smith, OF
addressed about fifty per-
at the court house in Santa Fe on
the state of the country from a parely
populistic point # view.
On Sunday, the Sill yer City base hall
team will play with the ''Centrals" at
Central City. Last Sunday, the latter
Overwhelmingly defeated by the
"Browns'', colored, Of Fort Bayard.
L. Salicb, engineer for the beet
company, is expected to return
10 Eddy soon. lie has purchased the
boilers for the factory six
in aI'-which will be shipped as soon
as needed.
f. A. Cahoon was a passenger re-
home to Roswell from Ell Paso,
to which place be accompanied his
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Prayer.
who are en- route to California to
spend the ummer
fl. S. Plummer of Bradford, Ills, is
at the Exchange hotel in Santa Fe. He
in search of Schlatter, the healer,
who, he believes, a cure him OF par.
i'll paralys SIS from which he has SUI
Tered for five years.
Sheriff II. o. Bursum, of Socorro
delivered Miliano Jaramillo,
sentenced from that county for life for
the crime Of murder, 10 the peniten-
liary in S ,nta Fee. There are now 209
convic's in the institution.
Gustave Solignac and sister were
shocked and sorrow-stricken at
Santa Fe, upon receipt of a cablegram
from southern France announcing the
death Of their respected father in the
six'y-eig hlh year of his age.
INx.-1.- a.. ElJ, oD,xptu RIO hQ rim. l.
ming to plant bsets. Of the 10000
pounds OF seed received by the sugar
company, Q 200 pounds have been dis
fubuled. Figuring twenty pounds to
The acre, this amour will plant $40
acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence, Of Espan-
valley, brought their thirteen
year. old son to St. Vincent hospital in
Santa Fe. He is suffering from a
disease Of the hip and is brought there
for an operation Don to be perfprmed
by Drs. Knapp and Sloan.
The recent strike in the T. J. Nc
Laughlin claim, near the ~"Lincoln-
Lucky down at Golden, has devel-
oped a lead of galena that is fully
seven feet in width and 1t is thought 1t
will prove even a greater bonanz : than
he "Lincoln-Lucky" mine.
r. P. BrookiDg was brought before
Squire Blanchard, at White Oaks, and
with unlawfully killing an an
imal belonping to the s.Rlock' ranch.
The defendant waived examination,
and was held in $500 for his appear
unce before the district court.
John Winslow, one Of the enter
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