Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-06
THE DAILY OPTIC,
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
san MIGUEL COUNTY.
.YHE NEW MEXICO NHNS.

A daughter was born to Mr.. an,
Mrs. Joe Nc Whorter. at Ration.
Rev. P. A. Hubbard, presiding eide,
lectured at the A. M. Il. church /
Santa Fe.
Hazel, the only child Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. John Scott, died at Ration, age
fifteen months.
Miss Ella Settle, Of Ration, has gon
back to Liberty, Mo-. to complete he
high school course.
The Golden Giant mining compan,
has between forty TO fifty men on th'
pay roll at Pinos Altos.
Baxter Bishops fast trotter and new
buggy, down at Silver City, throw dus,
in the eyes OF all competitors.
Capt. Wattelet, Of Socorro, has beer
laid up with rheumatism, but he is nov
able to be out a part Of the time.
Some miserable miscreant poisoned
very fine Scotch collie dog belonging
to Mrs. Col. Carpenter { Silver City,
There is talk of o sstug Of war' be.
tween rival teams from Blossburg and
Ration, to take place in the near future,
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
DnChem:n was made happy at Santa
Fe by the presence of q little daughter.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Ration building aud loan
association was held at the Office of the
secretary.
Connolly Bros, who have a lease on
the "Kelly' mines, at Kelly, are now
working a force of fifteen men on de-
velopment work.
Mrs. j. w. Conway, of Albuquerque,
received word that her mother, Mrs.
Rufna Martinez, living in Ration, is
not expected to live.
James Ganley and Fannie wilkins.
both of Trinidad, Colo, were married
at the Montezuma hotel, Springer, by
Rev. w. A. Phelps.
Governor Thornton left Santa Fe for
Sonora, Mex, to look after his mining
interests there. He expects to be abb
sent about three weeks.
J.. F. Towle, of Socorro, has lately
been appointed deputy county assessor
by Assessor Baca, and will have charge
of the work in the Office.
Z. J. Dold was at Springer super
intending the removal OF the Montezu-
ma company's large saw mill from the
railroad to Elizabethtown.
G. I. Brown, of Socorro, has been
spending a good deal of his time, late
ly, at Water Canon, looking after his
mining and other property interests
there.
An expert laundryman, j. e.. Rey-
nolds, of Denver, came down to Ration
from that city, and has accepted Q
position with the Troy laundry com.
pany.
Once more the messenger of death
has invaded the home of MIR. and Mrs.
j. j. Murphy, at Ration, and taken
therefrom their youngest child, Marion,
aged sixteen months.
News OF the death of Mrs. William
Kemp,a former resident Of Silver City,
was received. Her many acquaintance
In Hillsboro will remember her as Mrs.
Marguerite Campbell.
Miss vielette Strauss, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Strauss, returned
to Socorro from q visit OF something
more than q year to Louisiana, where
she has been studying music.
The preliminary hearing of Camilo
Berardinelli for the murder Of his wife,
was postponed at Santa Fe until
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. on
motion Of Berardinelli's attorney.
If the price of lead ONE up TO
S3. 80, or over, there are a number Of
properties in the Magdaiena noun
tains, now lying idle, that will again
resume work and will be paying prop
critics.
Sheriff G. W. Haynes, OF Chaves
county. came up to Santa Fe from
Roswell, bringing Joseph Woods to
serve a sentence of two years In the
penitentiarY for an assault with q dead
ly weapon.
The game Of base ball played at the
Athletic association park, In Silver
City, between the TT. Bayard and Sal
YER City teams. was won by the Fl.
Bayard nine, in the tenth inning. The
score stood 16 to IL.
Barney McKeefrey, Of Grant county,
the sheep herds Of William
Morris and AL Graves, numbering
about 900 head. The sheep range
near Saccatone creek, on the west SIDE
OF the Mogollon range.
Karl Al. SNYDER, OF Albuquerque,
who is an applicant for an appoint
as associate Justice Of the Terri
torial supreme court. called on the
last Thursday, and was
presented BY Senator Kyle.
The Socorro hose company held
their annual election and elected the
following officers. G. = Bahney,
William Lundy. foreman Alfred
K~atzenstein, assistant foreman& "
Towle, secretary; NJ. L~oewens'ein'
treasurer.
r. 4 Hal n. general agent OF the
Ran yer & Rio Grande railroad at Santa
received q ~dispatchs that a.. ror.-
land. ore bis daughter Mildred, wite
II Mi q. Kilbourne, was delivered Of ?
fne BABY BOY, being the second child
asnca M marriage, twenty-five months
ago.
AZ 4 meeting of the stockholders a
Arizona mining ccnpany neid II
Louis, Mo-, the following nameu