Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-02

with the Hopewell mining camp TO
some months, has returned to Las Vegas
: Surveyor j. @. Mckee has returne
from Eliz4bethtown, where he was oc
cupied for two months in defining boun
daries to mining claims, that the differen
owners might not disagree as to thei
possessions.
Geo. W. Hickox's jewelry store has al
been packed and placed aboard the cars
ready for transportation to San Diego
Calf, where the genial George hopes tt
strike jewelry loving community, il
which to display his wares, says the Optic
The ball given last night by the Otere
Guards was very we'll attended and mos
enjoyable affair. At O'Clock the Guards
headed by the military band, paraded the
streets in their new uniforms, and Gov
ernor Otero, Mayor Olney, DR.. Upton
and ReY. Selby accompanied the Guards
in a carriage, says the Examiner.
Ration.
Mrs. A. H. Carey is visiting friends in
Kansas.
George Faber's family have arrived
from Huntington, Ind.
! SOioacl w lhul duu Wlio lolu
day on trip to the east.
ON. Taylor, wife and child, are in To
peka attending the festival.
Dan Troy has been appointed county
surveyor by the board of commissioners
Miss Edith Dukelin left Sunday for
Topeka, where she will visit with friends
for two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Schomburg and Mr..
and Mrs. j. van Houten went to Trini-
dad Saturday on days visit.
Frank Hill and Frank Stevens left
Sunday morning on trip to Taos, to
witness the st. Geronimo ceremonies.
Mrs. Crucita Salas, of East Ration, who
was severely burned last week, while
kindling fire with kerosine, died yester-
day.
Sam Neustadt of Silver City, very
pleasant gentleman, has taken a position
as salesman in Cohn Bros. store, succeed
ing Paul Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. McMartin drove
over to Capulin Sunday. He returned
Sunday and Mrs. McMartin remained to
visit Mrs. F. M. Darling.
O. H. Brooks of Nogal, N. NJ, passed
through Ration Tuesday morning for New
York, where he goes to close up an i'm
portant mining deal. He reports lively
times in and around White Oaks since
the building of the railroad from Ell
Paso has become an assured fact says the
Range.
Socially says the Range: One of the
NJ nko Oio1 finn
of the season was the luncheon given by
Mrs. G. M. Taylor on Saturday afternoon.
The spacious home was richly decorated
in autumn flowers. Mrs. Baker was
awarded the first prize, handsome vase,
for guessing the greatest number of ques-
tions in the game played. There we're
about 30 ladies present.
Las Cruces.
Mrs. P. II. Curran is recovering from
her recent illness.
Hon. A. B. Fall and family have re-
turned from the east.
Jno. A. Shryock has returned from
Washington City and intermediate points.
Hon. Geo. Curry, Judge Waldo and j. ohm
Riley dined with Numa Raymond Mon
day.
Mrs. Horace Ropes will return from
valley and In Texas.
]. P. Langston, ex-deputy sheriff of
Lincoln county, was witness in the
-Rosenthal gold brick case.
Miss Mary Cuniffe made gilt.edged
bond Monday (lIuma Raymond and H. L.
Waldo, bondsmen) and will take charge
of the postoffioe November l next, says
the Independent Democrat.
Silver city. ....
Miss Cosette Lyons left for Los Ange-
les last week.
CT. Grayson went to Arizona on busi-
ness Monday.
Mrs. W. Lee Thompson and daughter,
returned from California, Saturday,
Miss Clara Schutz returned from
visit to Deming friends last Sunday.
LIB. Gillette, Jr., a prominent official
of the Plnos Altos Gold Mining com pany
was in town, Wednesday,
Mrs. 8. Aronheim Of Pinos Altos, visi-
ted the city Tuesday and was gladly well
coined by her many friends.
L. O. Spalding, formerly bookkeeper
for the Helen Mining company at Ora.
ham, arrived from Denver, Monday, and
went to Graham, Tuesday, for short
business visit.
Mrs. F. X. Smith, daughter of Colonel
Martin, took her departure for Norfolk,
Va, last week accompanied by her chill
dren and escorted by her brother.in.law
Mr. Gal. Smith, prominent citizen of
Norfolk. The many friends of the lady
sincerely regret her departure and hope
for frequent visits in the future.
Mr.. Henry Rosenberg, will leave Sunday
for New York City where the family will
make their permanent residence. By the
departure of Mrs. Rosenberg Silver City
society loses recognized leader, who has
done much to entertain and make life's
pathway pleasant for her many friends.
Her host Of warm friends gave farewell
dance yesterday evening at Newcomb
hall. The Enterprise joins the many ad-
mirers of Mrs, Rosenberg in wishing her
happy life in her new place of abode.
Cerrill0s.
Miss LeCount, who is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. Anderson, is quite i'll.
Mrs. Ed Harman of Glorietts, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rogers, this week.
Mrs. Joe Street Of Thornton, and Mrs
Ella Hitchcock of San Marcial, we're Wis
iting friends in Cerrillos Saturday.
There are about 100 pupils attending
the public school, which is now in a
flourishing condition, under the guidance
of Principal Brydon.
Mastor Leon High, grandson of Mrs.
J. L. Morris Of Thornton, will attend the
Cerrillos school this year. He makes his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. F. h. Mitchell.
Mr.. Richard Giblin, formerly Of Ger
rilloa, but recently of London, Tex, has
returned, and one would infer from his