Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-11
fhg DAILY OPTIC.
Last Las Vegas, New Mexico,
San MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,


Inc badger fghiiog business is on
regular boom, ever at Santa Fe.
Mrs. Geronimo Archuleta, OF Largo
san Juan ccunty, 10 seriously i'll.
Mrs. Alsx. Story left Hil'sboro to re
JOIN Mr.. Story at Cripple Creek.
The governor has appointed p II
Leese, OF E~spanola, as fish warden.
The Territorial supreme court vii
meet In Santa Fe, on Monday, Jul,
9th.
The governor has appointed L. Gas
tilio, of Bell, Colfax county, notary
public.
Mrs. r. o, Hanna, OF Pennington,
is %serlously'ill with typhoid fever. Her
life Is despaired Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Laughren, Of
Pennington, have gone to Pagosa
Springs for a months stay.
Frank Allen, of Pennington livery
fame, started for Rico, Colo, expect
ing to be absent about a month.
Miss Maude Cleveland came ND to
Albuquerque from the A. & P. juno
ton, and is visiting Mrs. C. L. Bovard
Mrs. Walter q. Hadley has con
cluded to close out her business inter.
ests IN New Mexico and return east TO
+. reside.
The Dr.. Pearce residence on West
Guild avenue, Albuquerque, will be
ready for occupancy on the LIST Of
August.
Benito Pacheco, an old resident of
Santa Fe, aged sixty-six years, died at
3 O'Clock, yesterday morning, after a
long illness.
The public auction OF a portion of
the household effects of Ernest Meyers
Is going on at the Armijo building at
Albuquerque,
Jesus Valdez was beaten and held. up
in Albuquerque. A man named Will
liam Carter was arrested and subse-
quently confessed.
A sister Of John G. Wald, formerly
IN the bindery business at Albuquerque,
arrived in that city from Stockton,
Cal, where she had been visiting.
Marion B llue, of Bourbon, ILL.,, who
has large mining interests at Magda-
lena and talks of erecting a smelter at
Cerrillos, was a visitor in Santa Fe.
Prof. G. M. Light, formerly of H.
diana, late of Fort Scott, Kas., re-
Gently elected as principal of the Sill
yer City normal school, visited Santa
Fe.
David Stewart, formerly at the At
lsntic & Pacific offices in Albuquerque,
is now the rustling agent for the New
York life insurance company, down
there,
Bishop j. Mills Kendrick and wife
came up to Santa Fe from Albuquer.
que, and will spend some time there
as guests of Col. and Mrs Thos. M.
Jones.
Thomas Williams, of Texas, and
Elizabeth Francis Hendricks, of Mis-.
souri,, were united in marriage by
Judge Paddock, of La Plata, San Juan
coun.T.
The Aztec Mder regrets to announce
that i. F. Reynolds has sold his mail
contract and perauisites, which extend
from Cedar Hill to Jewe.t, San Juan
county.
A child of Nate Henderson, of Sill
yer City, is i'll with typhoid fever;
Jose Bombaugh is also confined at the
ladies' hospital, down there, with the
same malady.
Rev. Asbmun, of the Congregational
church, the travelling superintendent OF
the missionary society of that church,
has returned to A buquerque from a
trip to Ariz ma.
Mrs. G.. Schober, wife Of the pres
idenL OF the Santa Fe brewing CON-
pany, has gone on a summer voyage
to Germany. She sailed on one of the
Hamburg liners.
Miss Pearl Cotton, OF Lincoln, Neb.,
the handsome daughter Of Mrs. Cot
ton, of the U. S. Indian school, arrived
In Santa Fe, and will spend some
weeks in that place.
The Or,Iz mining company has
solved the water question, and the mill
at Dolores is now working tw~enty-four
hours every day. giving employment to
q full force Of men.
F. G. Mott, If Ration, has added o
full line of undertaking goods at his
furniture store. j. r. Owens, the
funeral director and embalmer, has
charge of this department.
Bill Carson and Seferino Chaves, the
two men who were arrested charged
with breaking into the residence Of
w. P. II. Scott, on the mountain road,
at Albuquerque, were discharged.
The little sixteen months-old child
OF w. E. Turner, at the Una de
Cato ranch, Colfax county, got hold of
a bottle of carbolic acid and spilled it
over himself, badly burning his face
and body.
William Macarthur, a consumptive,
died in the hospital room of the city
building, down in Albuquerque. He
vas q Canadian by birth, and has a
sister, a Mrs. Tacker, residing at To-
ronto, Canada.
Prof. MCGOWAN, of the government
Indian school, left Albuquerque for
Lawrence, Kansas, where he will be
one OF the speakers at the commences.
ment exercises of the government In
dian school Of that city.
N. F.. Irish, bookkeeper at Ilfeld
Bros big dry goods store, at Albu-
querque, is still on the sick list, but
slowly improving. Miss Summers, the