Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-23
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
san MIGUEL COUNTY,
THE new MEXICO news


Ihe 1000 lemen IS still In the as
cendancy At Deming.
George Chester is agent for the En-
voy bicycle at Deming.
Barney MEG arvey, OF Blossburg, wal
in attendance at the Springer court.
Dr.. John Palmer Mathews married
Miss Ina LOOMS, at Santa Fe, this
week.
The court bailiffs at Springer, are j.
@. Gale, Jas. Emerson and e. j.
Toppy.
Collector G. M. Shannon left Santa
Fc for Arizona on official and private
business.
Joseph A. Herberger, an old-timer,
died suddenly at Elizabethtown. Col
fax county.
Paul Redding, Of St. Joe, NO.,
reached Springer and left for Eliza
BEETHOVEN.
Inocencio Valdez was chosen by the
court as interpreter to the grand jury
II Springer.
Miss Baer, guest of Miss Staab at
Santa Fe, has bsen under the weather
with neuralgia.
j. 0. Fl rrison aud o. Mullin, OF
Joplin, Mo, reached Springer and in
tend inspecting the Badly mining
camp.
Orrie Smith, who works for w. l.
TrImble & Co and Miss Carrie Brick
ley were united in marriage at Albu-
querque.
Miss Matte Coullodon has accepted
. position at the millinery emporium
Of Mrs. W.. I. McCreight, down In
Albuquerque.
An examination of the records of the
IRE department shows that there have
been t~wenty-three fires in. albuquerque
since last April.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin entertained
few friends at Santa Fe in honor OF
Mrs. Henry L. Waldo; likewise, Mrs.
W. L. Thornton.
w. G. Pearce, one of PoniI Parks
most successful ranchmen, is serving
on the petit jury at Springer during
the term Of court.
Geo. Anderson, druggist for Kremis
Bros, at Springer, who has spent near
ly elk months there, will leave soon, for
his home in Chicago.
Mat Cosby came down to Springer
from his Vandoritas ranch, having
been selected as a juror for the present
special term of court.
The Springer Stockman was in
srror in stating that 9. K. Hartley had
rented the Johnson place. The trade
was not contaminated.
The Cochiti mining district seems
about to enter upon a fresh and en-
during era of prosperity.
Mrs. Maud Shook, a handsome and
charming young married woman of
Ration, was down at Springer as a wit
ness before the grand jlry.
Thomas O'DonnelI, of Cerrillos. is
now spending a few weeks at Kelly,
where he has charge Of the assessment
work on the "Clvern'' mines.
George s. Oliver, formerly manager
OF the s.Richmond" mice at Hillsboro,
and now agent for q Chicago powder
company, arrived in HilIsboro.
sThe Worlds Crisis" will be the
subject of next Sunday mornings SER
mon by Rev. A. A. Hyde, at the
Methodist church in Silver City.
Sam ID ,drick writes a friend in Mag
dalena that he has sold his mines in
Mexico for $500, 900, and that he il
coming back to Socorro county.
Tom Grey, of Union county, was
horse hunting aud was riding over the
prairie 10 a gallup when his horse fell,
again dislocating his wounded knee.
Graham -four and corn meal man
ufactured at Morgan's new Farming
ton mill, San Juan county, are excel
lent and give the best OF satisfaction.
Psrido Apad .ca, of Monticello, was
Jailed at Hillsboro for striking Anasta-
clio Paz on the head with n rock and
nearly killing him. Got sixty days.
e. II. Tsagerden, OF Hssperus, Colo ,
Is taking a look over San Juan county
with the view OF securing some land
there, and making that his permanent
residence.
The Arm OF Weller 6 Anderson,
composed OF y. Weller and u. W..
Anderson, has been dissolved by
mutual consent in Albaqusiqua,sJ. W..
Anderson retiring.
Miss Mamie billiard, who has taught
the primary department Of the Ger
fillos publ c school this year, will
probably soon leave FIR her home 10
Fort Scott, Kansas.
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