Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-09
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
lHxtracts from our Excnanges.l

SSuite q NUMBER OF odDtes are on IN
SICK list at San Marcial.
Tramps are getting more numerous
every day, down at Deming.
Captain Smith celebrated his sixty
sixth birthday at Las Cruces.
w. E. Thomas, ventriloquist, was Q
Deming, giving free exhibitions.
Little Alice Newcomb, Of Las Cruces
is suffering from IN attack of tonsilitis
1t is said the Albuquerque gentlemal
has cleared'a cool $1,000 at Santa Fe
Mrs. c. B. McCullom entertained b.
a dance at the Depot hotel in Demiug
Taylor & Wetmore are now running
a hack to and from the depot at Ros
we'll.
Mrs. Eutimio Montoya is lying dan
gerously i'll at her residence in Old Sal
Antonio.
There is some talk Of organizing q
company Of tho Territorial militia il
Deming.
j. Fl. and Miss Annie freeman, Of
Las Cruces. are contemplating moving
to Mesllla.
The last meeting Of the Red Men, al
San Marcial, was held 10 their owr
lodge room.
Miss Jeanette Duffy, of San Antonio,
is now reported out Of danger and i'm.
proving daily.
There will be Presbyterian revival
services begun IN the mission chapel at
Las Cruces, the third week of this
month.
Wildly Lea returned to Roswell from
Dallas, Texas, where he has been a.
tending Coles classical and business
college.
Judge Louis I. Marshall left Deming
for New Orleans, where he will meet
his sister, whom he has not seen for
many years.
w. S. Williams, editor OF the So.
zorro Ciettain, left for Philadelphia,
where he has business and will also
visit relatives.
The Deming Headlight will wager
the prediction that 1897 is going to be
the best stock year ever known in
Grant county.
Mrs. Allan Boltinghaus left Deming
for Tucson, where her husband now
holds a position with a mercantile
establishment.
Armstrong Bros. moved into their
new quarters at San Marcial, and the
other evening a sort of an sat home
was given them.
Miss Adah Lee, of Las Cruces, who
has been confined to her bed with
typhoid fever, the past four weeks, is
improving slowly.
William Wilder and Carl Tossell re.
turned to Deming from Hutchinson,
Kansas, where they had been with a
shipment of cattle.
Owing to the sickness of one or two
Of the intended participants, down at
Roswell, a trunile-bed euchre party
has been postponed.
Sousa's famous band, the most pro-
nounced musical success of recent
years, will give a concert at Albuquer-
4uO Oh udiy lUtHs |
There will be a number OF shade
trees planted in Deming, this spring,
will greatly tend to increase the
appearance of that city.
Miss May DeMier went down to Las
Cruces from Rincon, her school having
closed its session there. and left for
Lava, to join her parents.
The park owned by the Woman's
Improvement association at Las Cruces
has been plowed and fenced, and now
presents q nice appearance.
Miss Grace Stuart left San Antonio
for San Diego, Cal, to attend school.
Her mother and sister will also summer
10 California, going later on.
Prof. Jas. A. Long, of peming, has
been confined to his home with bron-
but has continued the bearing
Of his classes at bis residence.
Father Sherman. one of the distin-
guished divines who held services at
the church Of Immaculate Conception
At Albuquerque, left for Fort Huachu
Ed. Sanders, OF Trinidad, Col.
brother INLAY OF H Bonem, is visiting
the latter and bis family, down at Sap
Marcial, and will remain q couple Of
The boys who are busy of late at
tachinig stick lacks on door knobs of
in Deming, opening gates
etc /, are we'll known and should be
arrested.
A petition was circulated by the w
9 T u al Las Cruces, asking further
legislation with regard to the sale o.
intoxicating liquors. Over 100 names
secured.
Mrs. I. Castaneda. who has been
confined to her home, at Las Cruces.
The past two months, with q broken
limb, is now suffering from an angry
lelon on her hand.
The New Mexico association of
mutual protection, Of Old Aibuquer-
Tue, Jesus Romero president, held its
monthly meeting and ten new
were taken in.
y. r. Bruce, the photographer, left
Roswell for his old home at Atlanta.
Georgia. He has been In the west for
The past fifteen years and longs to re-
visit the scenes of his childhood.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
.tanasio Romero was christened In
The cathedral at Santa Fe, Celso Lopez
.-l;-- - oOdfathar aod Me- ~.