Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-18

Geo. r Baucus, OF Hermosa, is re-.
covering from q severe attack Of Ia
grippe.
Ben M~ichaelson, Of Las Cruces, has
taken a position with Katz Bros, in
Ell Paso.
REV. James A. Menaul was some
what better in Albuquerque, though not
vet out Of danger. Visitors have been
excluded from the sick chamber since
Saturday. 7f
Miss Efis Meador, OF Ration, royalty
entertained a number of her friends at
a musical.
Jury cases could not be tried in Val.
encial county as there are no funds
available.
Quite a bit Of sickness at Las Cruces,
these days-ls grippe and other like
complaints.
A large amount OF ore is being hsuled
from the Hermosa mines to the smelter
at Chloride.
Nat limerick has a large body of ore
on the Pelican mining company ground
aIM HEH tAA4H . ~
The name OF Gus Thelin's resort on
Railroad avenue, Albuquerque, is"The
Brunswick."
Spring wheat is several inches out of
the ground at Rincon. Good crops
are expected. f
Several train loads of cattle from
Mexico have passed through Rincon,
the past few days.
John Dorrity, of Denver, is in Albu-
querque taking orders for Scribner's
popular publications.
James Drummopd, of Kingston, will
go to South Percha, soon, to do his an
nual assessment work.
F. A. Slater, G. M. Eceberger, John
and Harry Kendall, of Hermosa, were
down the river, hunting.
Miss Lillian Bradley, who went to
Las Cruces from Vermont, for her
health, died, down there. last Wednes-
day.
The Very Reverend R. A. Lennon,
G. M, returned to Ell Paso after spend
ing a day in, Albuquerque, looking
over desirable sites for the location Of
a sanltarium.
= Mrs. Sue M. Brown, who has been
seriously i'll at the Rio Grande hotel in
Las Cruces, left for her home in St.
Louis, accompanied by her son and her
niece, Miss Sue Mead.
George Quayle. a prominent capital
ist and ship builder, Of Clevels nd,
Ohio, and Mr.. Walters, of the same
city, spent a week in the vicinity OF
Hillsboro, on mining business.
In the case of Bessie Barnett against
Joseph Barnett, an appeal to the SUI
preme court was granted in the district
court at Albuquerque upon the respond
ent filing a bond in the sum of So, 900.
The Citizen will begin, in a few days.,
a canvass Of Albuquerque for city
directory names, after which their en-
terprising merchants will be called
upon for their annual advertisements
Ulysses Francis Duff, for a long time
identified with the public schools Of
Socorro, has recently issued a hand
some and appropriate Mckinley SOU
venir 10 the form Of q pamphlet of
seven pages.
Geo. Roesgen, the genial rancbman
Of the upper Sugarite, Colfax county,
left at Ration two extra large potatoes,
which he raised. at the Reporter office.
which will be sent to Governor Pingree,
of Michigan.
Miss Charlotte Brehaut, who has re-
Gently been transferred from the local
Indian school to the Mescalero agency,
left Albuquerque for the south. She
goes to Las Cruces, thence by stage
120smiles west.
L. j. Curran, Santa Fe photograph
err, has Just turned outa work OF art,
in the form Of . Photographic group Of
the members of the house Of represen
tatives Of the thirty-second legislative
assembly OF New Mexico.
Adolfo Garcia, nephew of Mrs. Hen
nv Huning, who resides at Show Low,
A. T., where Mr.. Huning is a promi-
nent merchant and stock raiser, COM
smittcd suicide at his home in the Ala
media precinct, north of Albuquerque.
Inc In tuo cosc VI Aua
M. Cutler against John M. Miller, ct
al. failed to file verified plea and
Judgment for $91S.o1 was entered
against them in the Albuquerque court.
Their attorneys have moved for a new
trial.
A. L. Morrison, OF Santa Fe, re-
ceived an invitation to the banquet, to
be gwen at Philadelphia on the even
ing of February goth, by the Penn
sylvania state league of republican
clubs, in honor Of U. S. Senator-elect
Buies Penrose.
A social club has been organized in
Kingston with the following officers
President, S. H. Bernard; vice. pres
ident, o. w. Bevan; secretary, H. +.
White; treasurer, F. w. Cam; com-
mittee on management, Jas. Reay,
F. w. Cain and Steve Reay.
Dionicio Chavez, Jesus sCbavtx,
Candida Chavez and Pedro Castillo
were arraigned at the Los Lunas court
aud each pleaded not guilty to the IN
dictment OF murder and the sheriff was
authorized by the court to admit them
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