Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-10
The DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

Wilson Kauntz has moved bis famil
to La Luz.
Rev. joan Gordon's youngest child /
very sick at La Luz.
Asa L. Day is quite sick with rheu
matisn, at Kingston.
Mrs. Fred Meister, Of Kingston.
visiting friends in Hillsboro.
The women suffragists held an in
teresting meeting at Hillsboro.
The Miera stage line IL making recu
lar trips to- White Oaks, OF late.
Uncle Ben Peers, of Hillsboro, wen,
on a hunting trip down the river.
Louis Germo, OF Mapleton; MINI.
died OF consumption, at Kingston.
MI. and Mrs. Isaac Knight, OF Lake
Valley, were visitors at Hillsboro.
Peter Gales writes TO have his Hills.
boro AdUocate sent to Bisbee, A. T..
The young folk of Tularosa are en-.
d~eavoring to organize a dramatic club.
Santa Fe weather is even more er-
ratio and uncertain han Legislative
action. e4 af-
Silas Alexander left Santa Fe for
Socorro. He expects to 60 east about
the goth.
Manager Jas. r. Fisk's mother ar
rived at Hlllsboro from Denver on a
short visit.
Job M. Evans, formerly of Kingston,
Is at present in the mining business at
Mercur, Utah.
Mr.. LaFave, an old-timer, has
returned to Kingston, after an absence
of several years.
John Clark has been on the sick list,
down at White Oaks, but is now able
TO be about again.
Miss MollIe Stumbsugh, blind
lady, is in Albuquerque, and will give
an entertainment.
Max l.. Kahler, of Hillsboro, Is
preparing for an extensive prospecting
trip In Sierra county.
The members of the Wicks mining
company are expected at Hillsboro
shortly from Chicago.
DR.. Bannister, formerly of Fort
Stanton, has been promoted to surgeon
with the rank of major.
The man who starts a bicycle stable
in Hillsboro, will do more business
than the livery c~orrals.
DR.. D. A. White has been danger
ousIy sick with la grippe, at Kingston,
but is now convalescent.
DR.. C. 0. Harrison, dentist, has ar
rived in HilIsboro and is located at
room No. /, Union hotel.
A fluid called kerosene is sold In
Socorro at twenty-five cents o gallon,
but it fails to illuminate.
B. F. Graham & Co., at Roswell,
have their big warehouse in position
and are ready to talk trade.
The Roswell city fathers are having
put IN at The street crossings.
Mrs, Sol. Luna aud Mrs. Max Luna
came up TO Santa Fe from Los Lunas
and will remain there all week.
Judge J. E. Smith, OF Hilisboro, is
fixing up the old p~ostofice building,
preparatory to the coming boom.
William B. Cameron of 357 N. 42d
ave-, Chicago, sends money for sample
copies of the Hlllsboro AdOOcate.
George Gilmore, OF Roswell, has a
few job lots of soda water which he
will deliver to any part of the city.
Rev. C. G. Eddlpgton lectured at the
M. E. church, Roswell; subject,
"Supremacy OF the Anglo-Saxon."
Col. Wood, superintendent Of the
"American'' mine at Nogal, returned
from the east and was in White Oaks
The Opportunity s.Percha" and
"Eighty-five" mines. paid off at Hills
bory. About $4,000 were distributed.
Gus O'Brien. OF Santa Fe, who has
been attending school back in Ohio,
came up to Albuquerque from Silver
City. !.
John Anderson and family have
moved down from Mescalero and are
now located on their ranch near Tul-
arOsa.
John L Mclaughlin left Hillsboro
for his old home at Corpus Christi,
Texas, to settle up his deceased fathers
estate.
Mira. Chas. HI. Brown, of White
Oaks, is reported out Of danger and
recovering from her late serious
illness.
w. K. G~lasscock returned to Ros-
well from the Lewis ranch, where he
has been teaching, the past three
George Reasoner, of T~ularosa. has
rented his he-d of goats TO J. s. Queen
and has j5ined the ~gcld-hunters at Sal
mas Peak.
The remains Of J. G. Root were dis
inferred at his ranch and brought to
White Oaks for Refinement In the r..
p. cemetery.
Wm Parish, a prominent mining ex-
pert. is in the Hillsboro district In
specting the placer property for the big
hydraulic company.
J. H. Carper. of Roswell, will sink q
we'll for NJ. N. Eldredge, ~ will then
put down a deep one for Bob Schmidt
on his Hondo ranch.
DR.. Paden, Gus Winefeld and others
returned to White Oaks from . hunt,
they having killed n wild turkey ana
q large number Of quail.
Father t. Albracht, late parish