Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-24
CHE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
san MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

Mr.. Dow was In La Belle from the
Freeman camp on lower Bitter creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Knickerbocker re.
turned to Aztec from the mountains.
1vhu Creighton uud Wiiiiam Uonnel
were in Chloride from Magdalena last
Sunday.
Major N. L. Hayden, of Flora Vista,
and II. w. Bishop OF Bloomfield were
in Aztec. ,s
v. 5. Marshal E. L. Hall returned to
Santa Fe from a business trip to Col
fax county.
Mrs. Joe Howe returned to Aztec
from a visit Of several weeks duration
in Colorado.
Chas. %Dougherty, a we'll known resi-
dent OF Gallup, died last Wednesday,
from typhoid fever.
The road up Chloride creek has been
repaired from Chloride as far as the
Silver Monument mill.
Mrs. Tierney, who has been east buy.
ing goods for Madame Chauboin, re-
turned to albuquerque.
Philip Hirsch and Lew Kruse left
Chloride for Magdalena. The former
went to meet his family.
Mike Fosters threshing outfit from
PIN river is in the valley neal Aztec,
at present at III. j. Kittens.
Rev. L. G. Beattie and wife returned
home to Albuquerque from their New
York visit last Saturday night.
II. J. LOOMS, Of the United States
marshal's Office at Santa Ee, is home
from a business trip to Silver City.
Joseph J. Cridebring will leave lula
rosa this week for Ringold, Tex, where
he will attend college for the next two
years.
A. M. Ewing and Charles Fitch, of
La Belle, are at Petersburg-the Free
man and Hatton camp-on lower Red
river.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Conrad and son
reached Albuquerque Tuesday. Mrs.
Conrad has been visiting at Hutchin-
son, Kas.
Grass in many places on the plains
Is sufficient for making fine hay, and
many moving machines are now at
work there.
S. w. Wightman, of Olio, San Juan
county, was before the land Office this
week filing on q homestead and also a
coal land claim.
w. E. Dame, of Cerrillos, was in
Santa Fe. He is just in return from
Mexico and found things down there
very prosperous.
August Schrader, the "healer," and
his manager, George R. Berriman, left
Albuquerque for California, via the
Atlantic & Pacific.
. Mrs. Josie Fisher, sister of Police
Officer Young, arrived at Albuquerque
from Pueblo, Colo, and will make that
city her future home.
w. l.. Terrett, of La Belle, is in
Colorado for a few weeks and expects
to close some very important mining
deals before his return.
Charles Dustin's little boy was bitten
by a rattle snake near his home on La
Plata, San Juan county, last Friday,
but is now recovering.
w. w. Follett, of Denver, United
States engineer associated with the in
ternational dam project near Ell Paso,
10 in Santa Fe on business.
Calvin Whiting, secretary of the Co
operative Building ind Loan associa-
ton, has returned to Albuquerque from
a business trip to Chicago.
Ella Clark and Betty Harris, colored,
were arrested as vags at Albuquerque,
and Justice Crawford sent them to the
county jail for thirty days each.
Charley White, son of Mrs. S. W..
White, while playing on the machinery
at the old foundry of John Jacoby at
Albuquerque, fell and broke his left
leg.
A new flag of the United States
floats from the Albuquerque post-office
~fag-pole. The flag was not acquainted
with Albuquerque wind, and now has
to be repaired.
F. G. Buell., editor and publisher Of
the Cerrillos Rustley, passed through
Albuquerque for Ell Paso, Sunday morn
ing, and returned north to Cerrillos,
Tuesday night.
Elizabethtown has selected q board
of officers to look after her general vel
fare, with H. MUTT, mayor; John Pear
son, treasurer; Nick Harness, clerk, and
George Moore, marshal.
Henry Shultz ond Ed. M. Gibson re-
turned TO Aztec the latter part of last
week from a sheep purchasing trip to
southern New Mexico. They brought
back between seven and eight hundred
head.
j. R. Ferguson left La Belle for his
home at Sulphur Springs, Tex. He
disposed OF his interests in the Houston
company, and also in the Bessemer
group, east of the "Comanche," to G.
w. Downey.
Five or six d~isorderly fellows were
u in Saturday and Sunday nights by
the Albuquerque police, but only one
had enough money to pay a So fine at
the police court. The others will do
service on the corporation.
Manuel Martinez and Miss Melinda
Yates, both of Santa Fe, we're united
in marriage over there. The ceremony
was performed by Father Fourchegu,
vicar-general, at the latter's residence.
The Prof. Sodring concert will take
place at the Albuquerque opera house
Wednesday evening, September 80,
and will be a grand musical treat. He
will be assisted by some OF the finest
and beat musical falant in thet CITY.