Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-29
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
THE new MEXICO news
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A new carriage paint shop has beer
opened 10 Albuquerque by Peter Muir
ply.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sears, Of SAINT,
re, have a new ten-pound boy at thei
home.
The Cochiti land gren at case will
come up in the Uaited States suprem,
court soon.
Candidates for the coming Apri
election at Cerrillos have not developed
to any extent so far.
Il. j. Wood, OF Elizabethtown, ha,
just finished putting on the roof Of hi
new blacksmith shop.
Gov. 0. A. Hadley, of Watrous, who
has been quite i'll for the past two
weeks, Is convalescing.
Clay R. Hall left Elizabeth own fol
Springer. Before returning, he will
visit points in Colorado.
John Evans is working in the "Blue
Jay" mide in Cola canon, which he
reports is showing up some good quartz.
Justice Crawford, of Albuquerque,
united in the holy bonds Of wedlock
Walter L. Butler and Miss Lola De-
Mars.
Another Huntington mill is going up
on Willow at Elizabethtown, in the
~neighboorhood Of the "Mammoth"
mine.
The medical fraternity of Santa Fe
has lately had a very valuable ad-
dltion IN the person Of DR.. James A.
Massie.
Married, at the NJ. E. parsonage, in
Springer, j. p. Hansen and Miss Sarah
j.. Duroche, Rev. w. A. Phelps Off
ciating.
L. Lloyd, of the w. I. cattle com
pany, reached Springer from a several
months s%ojourn at his old home IN
England.
Johnny Pearson, after spending sew
eral days at the home ranch of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Larson, returned to
Springer.
Judge keenan,, of Springer, after
having been confined to his home for
three weeks with the grip, is again on
the streets.
Miss Carrie Fenton, who taught the
school at Jemez springs, during the
winter, has moved over to her claim on
the Cebolla.
r. III. Walker and wife,of Pasadena, |
CAL, parents of A. K. Walker, book
keeper for j. G. Baldridge, are in
Albuquerque.
Mrs. N. b. Laughlin and children
are expected home In Santa Fe from
an extended visit in Texas, the first
week in April.
Mrs. d. L.. Hines and Mrs. Rev.
Phelps will leave Springer for the east,
where they will spend several months
visiting relatives.
Capt. VIM. French arrived at Spring
or on his return from his old home in
England, where he has been visiting
for several months.
The adopted son of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Z. Lankard, of Santa Fe. died of
whooping cough and pneumonia. aged
two and a half years.
1t is an assured fact that Elizabeth
town will have a new enterprise, in the
of some big reduction works,
within the next three months.
The need Of more room at the Har-
vey, in Albuquerque, is more apparent
each day. The prospective changes
include more comfortable seats.
J. P. McFadyean has SET out a num-
Der of trees around the grounds of the
Hotel Mac at Cerrillos and has in
various ways improved the place.
The special feature of the coming IL
Drary ball, down there, will be a
in which some of Albuquer-
que's most graceful dancers will take
part.
Dib and Clio Wood, of La Junts.
down to Elizabethtown and left
once for Hematite. They will be-
gin work soon on the sElladora"
mine."
Two Arabs, from Santa Fe, are
starting a store in the Otero building at
Jemez springs, and expect to do q
general merchandise business at that
place.
r. e. Hutchinson, who spent several
in Springer during the latter
part OF 1896, has been admitted to prac-
tice law before the supreme court OF
Ohio.
The Springer Stockman can almost
the new district attorney for
Colfax and Union counties. His
name will not be Smith, Jones nor
Johnson. !
w. H. Kerr writes to Cerrillos from
Santa Fe inquiripg whether his local !.
company OF singers and specialists i
would be likely to do well with a con-
cert there. I
Among the numerous good things :
New Mexico is turning out of late, is :
natural gas, which has made its exist :
ence known In the northwest corner OF
the Territory. !,
Geo. w. North, formerly Of Cerril- .
los, is one Of the principal building :
contractors in Ell Paso and has also :
Just put a modern brick-making plant :
operation.
III. j. Haverkampf has lensed the i.
Otero fruit orchard and the j. w. Mil :
Ter ranch at Jemez springs and will en-
gage extensively in the culture OF fruit
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