Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-24
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
lEztracts trom our rxcnansss.I

absent several months. z
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eldodt left
Saa.a.s Y: e: .he.r San :Inan inch to
be absent about q week.
Mrs. A. G. Ireland and Miss Atkir.
SON have returned to Santa Fe from Q
trip to Color ado Springs and Denver3
Miss Lulu M. Thomas, Of the United
States Indian school, has returned to
Santa Fe from a visit to Albuquerque.
Ed. Lavelle, Of Albuquerque, claims
he was held up and robbed Of $84 in
the alley not far from the college build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Morris, q
New York, were entertained at dinner
in Santa Fe by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Boyle.
H. s. Munson and family, formerly
of Albuquerque, are now at Pasadena,
Cal, where they are visiting 8. M.
Munson, a brother.
Six hobos were corralled by the p o.
lice in Albuquerque, and afterwards
taken to the city limits and told to
o on. They complied.
Gen. E. L. Bartlett left Santa Fe for
DIR. Sparks mountain house on the
upper Pecos, where Mrs. Bartlett and
Mrs. Mclean are sojourning.
Mrs. H. s.. Lutz, little daughter and
niece, Miss Arnold, left Santa Fe for
Denver, thence going to Morganville.
Kans., for O two months visit.
Miss Fenton and Miss Murray, pub
lie school teachers at Austin, Texas,
have been enjoying their vacation in
Santa Fe, stopping with Mrs. Bush.
Miss Reason, late Of Ramona school,
left Santa Fe to take a position as
principal teacher at the United States
Indian school, Grand Junction, Colo.
Grant county candidates for political
honors in the coming campaign are a
fret. class set of men. The county
will have good officials whichever side
wins.
Percy Hawley, treasurer of the Albu-
querque Browns bose ball club, left for
Kansas City. He will visit Missouri
relatives and friends for several
weeks.
Bishop j. Mills Kendrick left Santa
Fe on a trip to Albuquerque and Cal
lup. Mrs. Kendrick has taken quar-
ters at Mrs. Keller's, over there, and
will remain at least another month.
Capt. billiard H. Clark announces
himself a candidate tor the office OF
surveyor of Chaves county. He il a
graduate of West Point, which is all
the recommendation needed as to his
ability.
At the last meeting of the board of
aldermen in Albuquerque, the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. through
its secretary, Mrs. Mary G. johnston,
petitioned the board to pass a curfew
ordinance. z
Steve Burke, a hobo with a record,
was up before Justice Crawford In AL
buquerque. He was sent to the chain
gang for thirty days. but sentence was
suspended if he would leave town in
side Of two hours.
The priests of Santa Fe and neigh
boring parishes will 60 into ecclesiasti-
cal retreat at the Christian Brothers
college, in Santa Fe, tiis Monday
evening. The retreat will be directed
by Archbishop Chapelle.
Frank Wilson, the bookkeeper at the
Blanchard meat and supply company,
Albuquerque, was out riding, when the
horse stumbled and fell, and In conse-
quence he is lImping, the left leg re-
ceiving a very severe sprain.
The Kansas City Dropers Telegram
SAYS there were two carloads Of New
Mexico goats on the market, the other
day, and further says that in Chicago
they make canned chicken out Of the
goats. They sold Tor $1.65 per head
to Mr.. Armour.
La Tertulia Idiomatica met with Miss
Laura b. Marsh, Owe at Santa Fe,
when a new program for The next three
months club entertainments was pre-
scented by the committee. Mrs. Koch,
Miss Manderfsld and Miss Hilgert, and
unanimously adopted.
The brick yards at the penitentiary
are in full blast, with about 300. 900
bricks ready for use on hand and q
kiln Of 375, 900 bricks ready to be fired
up. Bricks for the new Catholic sani-
tarium at Las Vegas are now being
shipped from these yards.
Two boys, Dreamer and Eberhart,
who were arrested at albuquerque for
maltreating boys considerably younger
than they, had a hearing before Justice
Crawford, and after q severe rsprimand
were discharged, on their parents put
ting up the costs Of the case.
John G. Sears, secretary of the local
lodge of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, at Santa Fe, received New
York exchange for $4,000 payable to
Mrs. Sophia Koch, the payment of the
insurance policy carried by her late
husband, the respected Gerhard D..
Koch. ia the order mentioned.
A New Merican scribe was privileged
to spend an hour or so inspecting the
several substantial improvements re-
GENTLY made at the New Mexico peni-
Tertiary in Santa Fe, which, under the
experienced and capable management
of Supt. E. H. Bergmann, q be de-
pended upon fully to sustain its envia.
BILE reputation as the model penal and
industrial institution of the west
In the New Mexico supreme court at
Santa Fe, the hearing in the case OF
Jose Padilla, appellant, ss. the Terri
tory Of New Mexico. was begun aad
continued at a night session. II was
coocluded and the case taken under