Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-24

MISS COlIiSon, OF hatons mas accept
ed q position as teacher in the Bald,
school.
Manuel Alday has been released from
jail at Las Cruces ON bonds,in the sun
of $4,000.
Mrs. Louis Hostetter expects to leav'
Las Cruces, in June, for q visit to east
ern states.
A. p. Lea has recovered sufficiently
to bear removal to the De Mier hous'
at Las Cruces.
The contract for the Mrs. j. P. Kas
ter cottage, at Albuquerque, was let Il
J. w. McQua1e.
Mrs. A. l.. Christy's bright little
daughter, Sophia, has been quite Ill a.
Las Cruces.
There is a beautiful bed of flowers,
miles in extent, in the valley north o
Lordsburg.
Mrs. Pelfrey fell from a step-ladder,
down at Las Cruces, and suffered very
painful injuries.
Deputy johnson arrested a Mexican
at Las Cruces, who INDUCED In efforts
to brighten m
II. b. Arnold, a recent arrival at Las
Cruces, has opened a tin shop across
the street, down there.
X. McKeiver and wife, of London,
England, are in the Rio Grande valley
to make Investments.
The City Union of Christian Young
Peoples societies at Albuquerque,i s ar
ranging to give a social an Perkins hall
Mrs. W. FL. Barrett, OF Las Cruces,
who has been suffering from an attack
of heart trouble, is gradually improv-
ing.
Citizens at Albuquerque are request
ed to prepare their trees for irrigation.
as the water wagon will start in 9 short
time.
Madrid presents the appearance Of a
city guarded by a wooden army; but 1t
is only the guard boxes Of the shaded
trees.
Jack Brennan, of Madrid, has gone
to work at the turquoise mine, where
Mrs. Brennan goes in q few days TO
join him.
Mrs. Oleson and children, Of Topeka,
Kas., joined Mr.. Oleson at Madrid.
He has charge of the butcher shop at
that place.
Martin Lohman. OF Las Cruces, has
attached all the effects of sub-contract-
ors on the Selden canal, for supplies
furnished them.
The family of A. B. Thunig arrived
at Las Cruces from Brooklyn, N. Y.
They will make that place their home
in future.
Treasurer Kropp, at Las Cruces. re-
ceived IS, ZOO from Demetrio Chaves.
part payment on judgment or $40 1000,
secured at last term of court by Dona
Ana county.
Capt. John P. Casey's little children,
boy and girl, were thrown from a
buggy at Las Cruces and badly
bruised.
1t is expected that Sheriff Kinsell, of
Santa Fe, will make several changes In
occupants on the Fort Marcy reserva-
ton.
Miss HIATT ie Gillespie, who has been
teaching the school at Morenci, was in
Lordsbarg,en route to her home at Los
Angeles.
The Las Cruces agricultural college
gets a voluminous, illustrated, exhaus-
tive write up In the New .MezicGn at
Santa Fe.
J. r. Ownby has been repairing the
old McWbirt house, at Lordsburg,
which he purchased, and now has 1t IN
good shape for tenants.
Alexander Levy. coal operator and
railroad contractor, he adquarters q
Walsenburg, Colo. visited Santa Fe
on business.
Mrs. Henry Lockhart informs the
Citizen at Albuquerque,th that thes'Crown
Point" mine, up IN the Cochiti district,
is proving a big bonanza.
Mrs. Sarah Winter Kellogg left
Santa Fe for California on . visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Rankin, who kas a
cottage at Redondo Beach.
The ice season has opened In the
ella valley, Grant county, and Presi-
dent Layton's ice wagsp visits the
farmers regularly.
Gharles McCammet, who was one OF,
tie men who helped build Lordsburg
many wears ago, has been In that city,
renewing old acauajptanpes.
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