Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-28

store OF s.. u. Hanna q Co.. down
San Marcial.
K. Louis Kuhns.of South Bend. Ind
Is in Albuquerque visiting his brothe
]. II Kuhns.
The Santa Fe normal institute is b
slimly attend. Only eleven teache
In attendance.
M. Sackriier left Red River 4
Creole, where he will engage in q
ieweiry business.
The outlook for the attendance
the coming normal Institute 1T Hill
boro, is quite encouraging.
+. Fred o. Manchester. \ former re
ident OF Santa Fe. died ut San deg,
CAL. from Bright's disease.
j. w. Orchard 10 having his bi
Concord stage handsomely re-painte
by Peter Gales at Hillsboro.
Manuel Aragon, deputy sheriff Z
Hilisboro, sold quite . nice little bunc
OF his cattle for $14 per head.
uf g. M. Tomlinson. formerly of Hill
boro, is now giving his entire after
ton to his Kingston business.
Ned Gold has arrived In Albuquerqu
from Santa Fe, and 10 now 'rendipI
bar ut tho Montezuma saloon.
There IL a large mount OF develop
meDt work going on 10 the Waite
canon mines in Scce-.o county.
The question of statehood for New
{ Mexico IS being kept we'll to the from
by both democrats and republicans.
DR.. T. j. Martin, OF Taos, was a pas
sanger on the Denver train from SAINTS
Fe, on bis way home from California.
The western part of Socorro county
will when its are developed
become one OF the best parts of New
NJ, xico.
Mary E. Calvert was granted q d.
vorce from her husband, Jsmas L..
Calvert. BY Judge Collier. in Albu
querque.
Col. John S. Crawford is in San
Francisco endeavoring to interest CAPT
talisss IN his vauable silver properties
at Kingston.
The vice-president Of -tha bnr.iopi
tural society Of Grant county. selected
on Saturday. is L. w. Thompson. Of
the Mimbres.
John Hill, who has charge OF the
Western Union business ut Socorro,
has been ENJOYING q deserved and much
needed lay-cff.
Miss Mary Pelticr. OF Guthrie. Okla
LoA,a .~r.r ~ lhrrnarcu and 10
visiting Mrs. Wallace HssAelden and
Mrs Cora Pelticr.
Join O'Neill, Of Socorro, was sp.
pointed justice ofthe peace Tor prrcipc'
"A. in pace Of P. II. Demp rey who bss
renoved to Albuquerque.
j. C. Armijo has donated $25 to the
funds Of the Albuquerque fire dspsrt-
ment, ss a recognition Of their efficient
services at the Torlina fee.
The taxpayers Of Santa Fe are no;
satisfied with the condition of the side.
walks and The neglect OF tina city ad.
miuislration to place such in good re-
pair.
E. l.. u. Foster, OF Goshen, l, d.
spent Il day looking around the Red
River district, and expressed him sci,
as favorably impressed with the out
lock.
HsA. Hickman, Of X ansas City, 10
trying to locate his runaway wife 10
Albuquerque. He wants to get poses.
sion OF his little son, who is with the
mother.
Sheep and small punches of cattle
are taking the place Of the immense
numbers OF cattla chat formerly or
cupied the big ranges OF western 81.
corio county.
Atahs last meeting OF the W. G. T
Q, 10 Albuquerque, Mrs. W. H. Matson
was elected superintendent Of flower
mission, and Mrs. j. w. Harding,
press reporter.
C. A. Granie. P. Paren,i and F. D.
Lrcchi, of Albuquerque. are the com
mittee in charge Of the picnic to b.
given BY the Chlistoforo Colnmbc
society, this year.
Capt. Tyler attached tho goods OF,
Mrs. s. G. stor, Z. Fntrelie's, Albu-
querquc, which had be n placed there
for shipment. Mrs. Il. J. Ebyrs got
ont the ettachm cut.
Hieinio RomeFo.of Eanohos de Taos,
passed through Santa Fe on his way
home from California. He brought
with him the mains OF his wife. who
died in Los Angeles, where she hsd
been for her health. last saturday
morning,
w. L. Trimble 4 Co., CT Albuquer.
que, have received a letter from Mrs.
William Bowden, Of Allegheny. Pa,
inquiring for her brother, dol d BradaD,
the hero, who nearly a year tgo no
bly, sacrificed bis swn life that others,
men, women and children, might live.
The week ending Jaly go b. was
fairly favorable for post crops. Dc-
csstonsl showers furiissrd the Esces-
eary moisture TO nearly all localities.
but the nigh 8 In the northern part ell
the Territory we're 3 cool for rapic
growth 81 or ps, Corn wss especially
ye'ardeG.
GuSdcrf hrtthsfs hase struck ORE III
the s.shoshone" mine. on Gold hill al
Amizest, Taos G unity. which runs two
onuces Of gold 70 the ton and is fret
A stamp mill WAS started %
the ore ard il Il fspscttd
plesn-n2 will be made the lstler part
n the gt.k, II