Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-03
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
san MIGUEL COUNTY.
new MEXICO news,
lExtraots from Our Exchanges.

Atetio mnhoho nu1uor ~ QoWu VIII
the measles at Ration.
Miss Annie Fry has been quite Ill q
Las Cruces, but Is much improved.
A popular young man OF Las Cruce
shortly will take unto himself a bride
F. M. Darling, Of the Capulin dis
trict, was ~transacting business in Ra
ton.
The cornst band gave its first open
air concert at Cerrillos, the other even
ing.
John w. Hamm, formerly of SalIda
Colo, will hang out a law single In
Las Cruces.
Mrs. s. ID. Lucas, OF FL Paso, Texas
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. @. N
Blackwell, up in Ration.
DR.. L. M. Breck will leave Las Cru,
ces, on April goth, for Topeka, Kas.
TO be gone until May 18th.
A fire occurred In q room at the
Pleasant Hill house at Santa Fe, which
destroyed all the furnishings.
Horace Amber died at Lordsbure
from a stomach trouble which he had
been suffering for several years.
a. L. Kendall, Of Cerrillos, Is o can.
didate for the ofice Of register of the
United States land Office at Santa Fe.
Mrs. T. M. Pearson has returned to
Ration from Mcpherson, Kansas, where
she was called by the illness of her
mother.
Mrs. Ida s. Brown, a competent dry
goods clerk, is again at Ilfeld Bros. at
Albuquerque, she resuming her former
position.
Articles Of incorporation of the non
s~ectarian benevolent ASSOCIATION of AL
buquerque have been filed by forty
n ladies of that city.
r. M. Carley, at Golden, is gather
ing specimens OF the ore taken from
the "Carley" mine to send to the Ten
nessee Centennial exposition.
Miss May Wilson arrived at Ration
from the east and has taken charge OF
the trimming department at Mrs. G. r.
Engledow's millinery store, up there.
Mrs. E. Deacy, who was to leave
Ration on a visit to relatives in Spring.
or, was taken down sick and her trip
has been postponed. She is recovering
slowly.
A. Neustaedter, formerly superin-
tendent of the "Ortiz" mine, returned
to Cerrillos from Helena, Mont, and
has resumed charge of that valuable
property.
The curbstone warblers were out in
force at Cerrillos. last Sunday evening,
and treated some of their friends to
vocal s~erenades, with guitar accom-
paniments.
George Mcpherson, of St. Louis,
Mo-, stopped off at Ration on his way
to Old Mexico, to spend a few days
with his brother, Assistant Postmaster,
james r. Mcpherson.
Governor Thornton has appointed A
E. Rouiller, Paraje, Socorro county
John A. Jacoby, Albuquerque, Berna-
lilo county, notaries public in and for
their respective counties.
Sheriff Kinsell authorizes the NeW
MericQn at Santa Fe to state that II
the fellow who stole his watch will re-
It, no questions will be asked, neither
will he be hanged for the theft.
Evangelist Manuel Madrid, of Cha
perito, San Miguel county, departed
from Ration for home, after spend
ing a month 10 charge Of the Second
Presbyterian church of Buena Vista.
Jack Couch, well known in Colfax
ccunty, died, after having been con-
fined to his bed for a week, suffering
intensely but patiently with the dread
full disease. dropsy. He was about
years of age.
A. T. Quick, Of Indianapolis, who is
with L. b. Prince and Mike
In q good turquoise property
north of Cerrillos, is at the Central
hotel, down there, and will probably
there a month or longer.
Sheriff Garrett came up to Santa Fe
from Dona Ana county, bringing with
him two prisoners for the penitentlary.
They are Frank Binder. sixteen months,
Tor horse stealing. and Harry DeCoar,
eighteen months, for the same offense.
Albert G. FERGUSON left Albuquer-
que for Grand Junction, Colorado, to
accept the position of industrial teacher
at the government Indian school there.
He has been stationed at the local
government Indian school in Albuquer-
que, holding the position of engineer.
Jose M. Perea, deputy collector, has
returned to Albuquerque from Berna-
lilo. where he had gone to arrange for
the iamblng of a flock Of about $500
ewes. He stated that the Landing this
spring will average, as far as he can
ascertain, about 50 per cent. through
put the country.
Joe Barnett. writing to his partner,
John Wickstrom at Albuquerque, says
he is having a fine time in San Fran
cisco. and will not be sal home" for
At least q month yet. He and George
Blunt will take in southern California,
aud will attend La Fiesta At Los Ange-
les this month.
Allen B. Killer, George v. Richards,
and John f. Mail, OF Denver, Colo, have
the Onowa gold mining and
leasing company, and filed articles OF
incorporation Ia the Territorial secre-
ONCE at Santa Fe; capital stock,
81. 500, 900. The New Mexico Office
il located at Albuquerque.
Thos. s. Parker, John M. Wiley,
james 4. Harvey, James. J. Sheridan,
Of Silver City. have organized the o.
,idental and Oriental Turquoise mining
and filed articles OF 'ncorpc-
ration IN the Territorial seoretary's