Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-12
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
THE new MEXICO NEWS.


Palomas hot springs.
Capt. James will remove to Roswell
in a few days to reside.
j.. G.. Freeman and sisters, moved
from Las Cruces to MesiIla.
There are now 204 convicts In the
ponitentiary at Santa Fe.
Mrs. DR.. Butschofsky is at present
visiting friends at Las Cruces.
Mrs. N. q. Rogers has been among
the ailing ones, down at Roswell.
Bessie Rainbolt has been quite Ill at
Roswell, but is reported out Of danger.
The militia bill as amended by the
house, passed the council at Santa Fe.
The second term for the year closed
at the agricultural college ! 10 Las Cru
ces.
Daily religious exercises are being
held at the Catholic church In Las
Cruces.
Judge PETIT made no charge for sur
veying the Las Cruces park. Vote him
a medal.
Billy Woods has moved his barber
chair into the Farley building, down at
Chloride.
Peter Crumrine and daughter, Mrs.
Maude Titus, arrived at Chloride from
Hillsboro.
Married, at Roswell. Miguel Padia
to Cruz Ulado, his honor, Judge Lea,
officiating.
DR.. Bowyer, of Las Cruces, who sus-
tanned serious injuries, is able 10 be up
and around.
Little Jimmie Weary was thrown
from q hurro at Roswell and sustained
D broken arm.
j. M. Hood will start from Roswell,
shortly, for Mescalero, where he has
some contracts to fill.
d. w. Scott takes silver at par in
exchange for anything in the grocery
line, down at Roswell.
All teachers of Chaves county should
attend the midland teachers meeting at
Ros we'll, on March 18th.
Miss Hays, the former matron at the
Children's home, at Albuquerque, has
gone TO L~ouisburg, Kan.
Ray Blinn, of Chloride, has gone to
Mexico, where he has accepted q good
position with a railroad survey.
Frank N. Loveland, a young gentle
man from Mslrose, Mass, arrived at
Las Cruces. He is a seeker after health.
James Jarrel moved his saddle horses
back to Fort Sumner. from Roswell,
where he will begin spring work in
April.
John Pollock is in the livery business
Mt Lincoln now, and solicits the trade
of his Roswell friends when they are up
that way.
M. E. Levy, a merchant from vir-
GINA, Mimi, is in Albuquerque, going
there on the advice Of his physician for
his health.
DR.. Breck, the Las Cruces dentist,
visits Tularosa on professional business
and will probably be absent ten or
twelve days.
Music rendered by the s'400n seren-
aiding party at Chloride, was such as
to put to fight the savage spirit of the
most ferocious.
Angelo Viyiani, of Albuquerque, has
been confined to his bed for the last
three weeks, suffering from la grippe
and singh living"
Geo. w. Margatt, Of Marion, Gin
ton Co., Mo-, is a new arrival at Las
Cruces. He will embark in the market
gardening business.
A. J. Pickarts will move from Las
Cruces to Deming, where he IS I'M
ployed. Miss jessie Logue will &C.
company the family.
DR.. Morgan, of Roswell, has been
taking so much Of the rough weather
that be has contracted q regular, old
fashioned, set-to cold.
The Y. p. s. C. e. in connection
with the Presbyterian church, was re-
organized at Las Cruces, with Or. L.
M. Brock as president.
Mrs. A. A. johnson is still very sick,
down il Albuquerque, she having had
another operation performed by Drs'
Taseher and Bjorkman.
Professor Perez band gave a fine
concert at ST. Michael's college OF
Santa Fe for the entertainment OF the
members OF the legislature.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodson was christened at Las Cru
ces: Prof. Hagerty and Miss Hannah
Lynch being the god parents.
Two OF sh8 local sports at Las Cru
ces entered the arena, and, although
no blows were struck, the entertain
ment cost the sum Of 50 each.
Mrs. G. A. Keith, OF Roswell, whose
health has been poor for several
months, has about recovered, under
ahe treatment OF Or. Kinsinger.
Miss Addie Pollock has finished her
school at Martins ranch, Cbaves
connty. ard returned to Roswell to re-
aide, until school opens this fall.
JUDGE Bone, Il Chloride, now has in
his possession the entire paraphernalia
u that Office and is ready TO transact
business. Marriage ceremonies a
specially.
A. Fl. Jones and wife left Albuquer-
oua Tor Cumberland, Iowa, to which
place they were hastily summoned,
owing to the serious illness OF Mrs.
jones' father.
Cattle are coming in on the Hondo.
Chaves county, in small lunches, and
while apparently strong, their APP
pearance Indicates that the bog. riders
win have plenty Of work to do this
epring.
Sam Glover is authority for the state