Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-07


Antonio RioyaIIs in the city from row,
Contractor Tom Davis Is down from Pp-
eblo, to-day,
A. Menuet took No. ?, this morning. for
points north.
Judge Antonio vareia visits the metropo-
lis from Rowe.
Bernard ReInken took this mornings
local for watrous.
Henry Essinger was a passenger south,
Saturday evening.
j.. J, Alsor took No. 1, Saturday evening,
for Albuquerque.
Chas. Haiulen is 10 the city from the up
per eapello country.
Mrs. stoner, OF the stonsr house, took
No. 2 east, last night.
Miss Butterheld Is down from the Hot
Springs, for a few days.
r. e. Twitchell returned, this morning,
on No. 2 from Santa Fe.
Contractor I. II. Rapp took last even
ing's train for Santa Fe.
Col. NJ. Brunswick took No. 81 to Fort
Bayard, on a business trip.
Fred J. Jones, the artist, and wife took
No. 2l to Albuquerque, last night.
Miss Brown, Dallas, Texas; Charles A.
Spices, Santa Fe, register at the Plaza
hotel.
Van Long took the local south, this
morning, on business for Stearns, the
grocer.
Herman Reinken, of Watrous, was q
thre ugh passenger for Watrous, Saturday
evening.
Frank w. Parker was en- route to his
Hillsboro home, last evening, from an
eastern trip.
Mrs. Bupt. ]. u. Hurley returned, this
morning, from an extended visit to Cali
fornia points.
John Frey, son Of General Manager J. J.
Frey. Is In the city and will s%oiourn here
for some time.
Capt. J. II. Riley, was a southbound
passenger for his Dona Ana county ranches,
last evening.
Miss Sarah Gully, OF Wagon Mound,
reached the city, Saturday evening, on q
visit to friends.
C. A. Speiss returned to Santa Fe, last
evening, after spending Sunday In the
City of the Meadows.
Mrs, Ref, wife of Tony Rolf, returned
to the city, Saturday evening, from a visit
with friends 10 Texas.
Solomon Luna left, Saturday evening,
on No. | for Los Lunas to bring his family
to Las Vegas f,r q months %soJourn In the
city.
8. II. Eikins, passed through for the
south, last night. but whether he had a
federal appointment In his inside pocket,
was not ascertained.
Hon. J. 8. Duncan boarded Saturday
nights train for Old Mexico, where ne is
after the development OF gold mines
In which has an interest.
J. A. Campfisld returned to Aibuqusr.
que, last evening, after a couple of days
pleas intly spent with his friend, John g..
Wagner, the local hardware man.
I. g. Raunner, New York; J. W. Muir.
ray, Chicago; r. Bennett; D. N. Pasho,
Richard Campbell, Dunkirk. N. Y, and
Atanacio Roibal. Peco', N. M, register
at the Central hotel.
Geo. r. Campbell, Albuquerque; Sch.
Parker, Red River, N. M; I'D. Houck,
Moses J.. Houck, Joe Smith, e. A. Kar-
kin, Trinidad, and t. w. Strahan, jerome,
A. T.. register at the New Optic.
John York has taken a vacation from his
duties In Dicks grocery store, and left, this
morning, for a few weeks recreation In
his old Missouri home. John we'll deserved
! rest, and proposes to ENJOY himself while
lway.
Mrs. W. L. Hathaway aud child, accom-
,anied by Miss Carrie Schmidt, left for
Albuquerque, last evening. Mrs. Hatha-
way will meet her husband down there
nd remain q couple Of weeks, before re-
urning.
Robt. A. Wood, st. Louis; E. s. wad.
les, st. Joseph, Mo (; Chas. NJ. Fisher, To-
eka; Mrs. M. e. Hughes, Trim.
ad; w. G.. Chimney, Los Angeles;
ose n. Gonzalez, Baca; 7. W,
'arker, Hillsboro; j. r. McFie. Las
G. H. Barnes, Colorado S~prings,
noe. Frey, Topeka, F. A. Kenny, Port
and, Ore; Rev. Selby and wife, j. H.
learns and wife, N. y. Belden and wife
nd Mrs. Shoute, city, register at the Depot
otel.