Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-19


II. W. Kelly 10 spending the day In AL
buquerque.
Frank Chavez. Of El ouervo. Is water
bound In town.
M. Castillo add J.,B. serna departed for
Santa Fs, last night.
Mrs. N. l.. Davis took the morning train
for Emporia, Ransas.
@. L. Hathaway was q passenger for AL
buqusrque, last night.
A. NJ. Bergere and son boarded last even.
Ing's train for the south.
Don EugsnIo Romero again Visits his
ranch at Bado do Juan Pals.
3. Marquis, OF Philadel phis, left the
Plaza hotel for the distass.south.
II. d. Mccormick Is IN town from Cabra
Springs; Luis Montoya, from ragunita.
H. L. Falkenstein was a north bound
passenger for the east, Yesterday morning.
g. r. Keen, Chicago; }. b. Lozisr, Dem
YER; L, II. Palmer, harbor at the Depot
hotel.
Geo w. Haynes. wife aud child, are at
the hot springs from Boston, to spend the
summer.
j. ". Hutcbison, the man at the helm on
the Springer Stsckman, spent the night In
this city.
Mrs. q. A. Spices came In from Santa Fe.
this morning, to visit her mother, Mrs. J.
W. Lynch.
DIR. Upton and wife are planning q trip
to Philadelphia, they probably starting
next week.
g. B. Morrison aud family, J.. b. Nor
rison and family, domicle at the New
Optic hotsl.
Mrs. Hemingway is In the city from
Colorado Springs, the guest Of Mrs. X. j.
| Van Petten.
Mrs. N. r. Schmidt has returned to the
Plaza hotel from a hurried business trip up
to Wagon Mound.
e. b. Simmons, ]. Newland, J. o. Nc
Cormick and family, Roswell. put up at
the Central hotel.
Chas. Blanchard will expound the merits
Of drill steel up in the Red River district
for the next few days.
K. H. Allcott was q south bound passen-
ger, last evening, through from the east on
a complimentary pass.
A Mennet took No. 2 this morning on
one Of his periodical trips through the
Northern section of the Territory.
Capt. J. II. Riley came down from his
Denver abode. last evening, and journeyed
on down to the Las Cruces vicinity.
Mrs. Grunsfeld snd son, Of Albuquerque.
resumed their European trip on the belat-
cd passenger tram, this morning.
y. c. Hooper, G. P. Dawson and Arthur
Julias, all travelling mon, boarded belated
No. 2 for the north, this morning.
Don J. Y. Lujan fioundered through the
mud to his San Ignacio home, to-day, also
L. j. Ground and wife for Beulah.
G. H. Curtis, late at the head OF the Ham
over improvement company, Grant county
nd his pass punched to Ell Paso, Texas,
last evening.
o. L. Rice, outside man for the Neto Mer-
lean, came down from Springer, last even
ling, and went over the swollen streams
and high mountains to Santa Fe.
Frank G.. Bloom was a through passen-
ger for Springer, to-day, whore the Bloom
Cattle company is loading 2 1900 head OF
cattle for their Colorado feeding grounds.
H.. Q. Rogers, Kansas City; James w.
Leonard, Puerto de Luna; L. c. Leonard
Chicago; Mrs. 8. p. Eyre, Wagon Mound
). Y. LujAn, San Ignacio, put up at the
Plaza hotel.
Mrs. Msnaul, widow of the late lamented
Rev. James Menaul, and her children,
Misses Mary and Annie Menaul, aud Aus
tin Menapl, of Albuquerque, passed through
for Chicago.
J. 8. and s. P. Merrison, the contractors
who will erect the addition to the insane
asylum at this point, reached the city from
Colorado Springs, last evening, in compa-
ny with the families.