Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-05
THE new MEXICO news.


J. F. suIzer's store at Albuquerque
was damaged by fire.
T. B. Catron Is expected to return to
Santa Fe about the goth OF this month.
Mrs. w. g. Mcdonald, of White
Oaks has been quite Ill for q few days.
M. S. Taliaferro. Of White Oaks,
who was in bed with the grippe, is out
again. 4s&
Judge Hamilton. who has been hold
Ing court at Roswell, returned to
Socorro.
George Baldus is doing clerical work
Tor the Crystal Ice company at Albu-
querque.
Mrs. John Latham presented her
husband with a nice boy baby, down
at White Oaks.
T. Alright and 0. M. Dry were init
lated 10 the FraternAl Union of Amer
ca at Albuquerque.
T.. w. Franz, recently OF st. Louis,
is the new manager of the Rose hard
ware company at Albuquerque.
Everts Wrenn. engaged in the bank
ing business at Chicago, is in Albu-
querque to remain a few days.
G. E. Conway, who Is connected
with mining interests at Silver City,
is visiting the Cochiti district.
John Leary, of the hospital, down
there, took the second degree in Albu-
querque lodge No. 1, I. o. o. F.
Julian Leal and Miss Carrie LaIone
were married at White Oaks, Father
Mijeon performing the ceremony.
Died, in Las Cruces, Mrs. Serapia
Douglas, beloved wife Of Myles Doug
las, in the forty-second year Of life.
M. s. Otero has returned to Albu-
querque, after an absence Of several
days looking after his ranch interests.
j. F. Girard is still in the mood of
opening q restaurant at Albuquerque,
but he cannot find q suitable location.
The ladies of the public library at
Albuquerque will be pleased to receive
donations of plants and flowers from
the public.
Mrs. Schultz, mother. OF Mrs. T. B.
Catron, left Santa Fe for her home in
Los Angeles, CAL, she having spent the
winter in that city.
Thos. Corrigan, a Pueblo contractor,
went down to San Marcial, where he
will do so ne grading and dyksing for
the Atchison system.
Every day there arrive In Springer
numbers on their way to the great
mining districts Of western Colfax and
eastern Taos counties.
DR.. S. Albright was nominated by
the republicans for mayor Of Albuquer-
que; w. j. Dixon, for city clerk, and
S. M. Saltmarsh, for city treasurer. |
The Albuquerque public will be de-
lighted with the entertainment TO be
given by the ladies' guild at Grants
opera house, Wednesday evening,
April 2lst.
John w. Catron, of Santa Fe, is
preparing himself TO enter the law
school Of Yale college next September,
being in New Haven for that purpose
at this time.
The priests OF Old Albuquerque have
improved the grounds in front of the
building they occupy. water being
provided for irrigation by Herman
Blueher, the gardener.
Ed G. Pfngsten, of the Eagle COM
posing rooms at White Oaks, has had
o hard struggle with the prevailing
epidemic. la grippe, but he is apparent
ly getting the best OF it.
Samuel Eldodt, Territorial treasurer,
will leave Santa Fe about the middle
of the month for South Bend, Ind. on
q visit to his wife, who is in that state
at present with relatives.
G. w. Burton, of the firm Of Rich
ardson & Burton, of Richardson, N.
M, is In Albuq uerque to make ar
rangements TO locate 10 that city, and
engage in the manufacture Of furniture.
Colonel Richard Hudson, of Grant
county, is in Washington visiting
relatives and incidentally looking after
his chances to be collector of internal
revenue for New Mexico and Arizona.
Roman Garcia, whose present adj
dress is unknown, is wanted to explain
how be came by and who affixed the
signature to certain checks which have
been circulating at White Oaks, Of late.
District Clerk Gildersleeve expects
his family to come to Santa Fe from
New York Immediately after the clos
rug of the schools the children are at
tending, which will be sometime in
July.
In che dog damage suit at Albuquer-
que, the fury awarded Mrs. Metz $500
and now George Ostrander has brought
a similar suit against the same party,
Col. Ernest A. Grunsteld, for $500
damages.
At Hotel Ozanne. White Oaks, the
entire front wall above the first story
collapsed, two of the chinneys had the
tops blown off and the windmill was
considerably twisted and otherwise
damaged.
On the request Of relatives Of the
family. Governor Thornton gave Jose
Gonzales y Borrego, q prisoner in the
penitentiary, permission to attend the
funeral of the Borregos, Aiarid and
Valencia at Santa Fe, under guard.
In the case Of the killing Of John Nc
Leod at Iona Parda, at. which time
his slayer, Domingo Baca, was also
killed, the grand jury at Las Cruces
reported that no q 0 living was
RESPONSIBLE for either death.