Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-06-29
The DAILY OPTIC,
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

The peach crop in Santa Fe will b
enormous unless overtaken by disaste
during the next few weeks.
+. E. Sluder. receiver Of the U. s
Land Office at Las Cruces, lett SAINT
Fe for that point to enter upon bis ne,
duties.
Miss Belle Bishop, who has bee,
visiting Mrs. j. T.. Wood for som
months, left Santa Fe for her home II
Red Oak, Iowa.
Roy Crichton, one OF Santa Fe'
most prominent young men, left 70
Pueblo, where he accepts q fiattering
business situation.
Charley Sandusky Is now deput,
stock inspector for Ration, Judd Lyoi
having departed to seek the cool seclu
sion of the mountains.
Mrs. b. M. Thomas and her son
Morris, returned to Santa Fe from 0
%protracted visit in Indiana, and will
spend the summer there.
1t. G. Burnett, a prominent attorney
of Washington, u. c., was In Albu.
querque on business connected with
Indian derredations claims.
j. Il. Tester, of Batiscan, Canada,
is in San Marcial for the purpose o.
securing a class for instruction on the
violin, mandolin and guitar.
Eugene Menu and Miss Ida Fair
were united 10 marriage at the resi-
dence of DR.. A. A. Bearup, in Eddy,
Rev. T. F. Sessions officiating.
The wife and children Of II. j.
LOOMS are in Santa Fe from Wichita,
Kas., for q few weeks. They will
spend the summer at Los Angeles.
In the four counties composing
Judge Lsughlin's district, Santa Fs,
Taos, Rio Arriba and San Juan, only
one untried prisoner is now in jail.
s. H. Newman mas decided to move
to Texas from Albuquerque, he having
resigned his position as general agent
of the Mutual life insurance company.
The Ration bicycle club elected the
following officers: j.. A. Gise, captain F;
o. Nj. Sperry, lieutenant; E. G. Sperry,
secretary, and John E. Beringer, treas
urer.
o. S. Williams, son of w. s. Will
liams, of the Socorro Chieftain, who
will 500 graduate from the Ann Ar
Dor law school, is expected home after
his graduation.
j. H. Dexter, a we'll known adver-
man hao irok anrnn1afoA TIM 90 n
vass for a business directory to be
placed under glass in San Marcial and
tributary towns.
The many elegant and substantial
new buildings now almost completed
are a source of great satisfaction to the
citizens of Ration. They denote per
manent prosperity.
Mrs. Sarah Winter Kellogg, kindly
remembered as a former resident OF
Santa Fe, q lady Of high literary at
tainments, IL the guest OF Mrs. Y. l.
Bishop, over there.
Ed. w. Fulghum, manager of the W.
C. Esdloy mercantile company at
Ration, has been in Albuquerque,
strengthening up the affairs of the de-
ceased w. c.. Hadley.
Frank Williams is reported to have
been killed in the Datil mountains,
but no particulars are o%btainable.
Williams was tried recently for the
of a Mexican sheep herder.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Spitz, OF Santa Fe,
giaddened the hearts Of about forty
little boys and girls, including their
own bright children, by giving a lawn
party for the benefit Of the youngsters.
The members OF Adah Chapter, No.
s, Order OF Eastern Star, held a recep-
ton at Masonic Temple in A%lbuquer-
que, and the lodge room was well
with the best people of the
city.
$ The governor has appointed A. B.
Eiy, of San Marcial, and A.C. de Baca.
of Albuquerque, as notaries public. and
has designated John A. Hillery. OF New
as commissioner of deeds of
New Mexico.
W.. w. Anderson fell from his Wagon
at Eddy, and broke his left thigh. He
was unloading wood when the horses
became frightened and started to run,
and in attempting to catch the ines,h
fell to The ground.
Miss Nellie Brady and brothers, John
and Gene, proteges of Sister Victoria.
and who have been attending school
at Cincinnati, during the past year, re-
turned to St. Vincent, at Santa Fe, to
spend their summer vacation.
!. Across the river from San Marcial,
some of the wheat is ready for the
while q good deal OF it is still
ia an uHdsveloped state. The straw IL
short and the heads contracted and the
prospect Of q good yield far from ia.
vorable.
The governor has designated Judge
A. A. Freeman, OF Socorro, and j. ..
Cameron. Of Eddy, as commissioners
TO represent New Mexico at the Ten
nessee centennial exposition, which
opened on May LIST. 1896. and c%ontin-
ues for six months.
Messrs. Julius and Eddy Stasb, the
former of whom is studying ia ths
Harvard law school, and the latter
having Just graduated in the college
of arts and letters connected with that
institution, have returned TO spend the
summer in Santa Fc.
Janes Shewell, who has been at
tending college in Massachusetts.
arrives in Santa Fe, this week, to
spend his vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Fl. N. Shcweli and her two
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