Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-12

provements to his shop.
Duncan MCGOWAN has been appoint
ed a school director of the Organ dis
trict, Dona Ana county.
Miss Jennie Walk is expected to ar
rive in Santa Fe from Mankato, MINI
about the 1st Of May next.
The infant child, aged, nineteen
months, Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Max Sando
val, died at Elizabethtown.
w. p. Shields passed through La
Cruces on his return to Tularosa from
. months visit to California.
Mrs. Carl Clausen is down at Las
Cruces from Hillsboro, visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. j. Fountain.
Major John L. Bulls aud family OK
poet to leave Santa Fe for Washington
about the 10th of this month.
Rev. j. G.. Rouff, OF the Michigan
conference preached in the Methodist
Episcopal church at Santa Fe.
The Palace hotel at Santa Fe will
keep open for the accommodation Of
guests who desire rooms, only.
Mrs. A. G. Ireland and Miss Alice
Braithwaite have returned to Santa Fe
from a months trip to Old Mexico.
The Presbyterian ladies' aid at Las
Cruces are formulating plans for serv-
ing refreshments at the college on field
day.
G. G. Bell, a well-known Silver City
attorney, has gone to Cali fornia and
will likely locate In San Pedro in that
state.
The repairs on the federal building
at Santa Fe, for which Digneo
Brothers have the contract, are nearly
finished.
The Denver Post is coming to the
front in New Mexico. Its ebert and
witty paragraphs take we'll with the
people.
Company G gave M of their en-
toyable hops at the armory 10 Albu-
querque. There were in attendance
over forty couples.
Edward w. Fox, Of Clayton, has, so
far as heard from, no rival in his am
bition to become register Of the U. s.
land Office at Clayton.
Acting Governor Miller has par
doned Lorenzo Sanchez, sentenced to
the pen for three years for the killing
OF q man in Taos county.
Prof. Adolf L. Bandalier, well known
In Santa Fe, is still in Bolivio, making
explorations and excavations for the
New York City museum.
The printing presses, etc., OF the
Nuepo Mundo, the new Spanish paper
soon to be published by Garcia and
Escobar, arrived in Albuquerque.
Gen. L. L. Bartlett will leave Santa
Fe for Kansas City, Kas., on Tuesday
night on. a visit to friends. Mrs. Bart
lett is already in that city on a visit.
The rich mines in southern Santa Fe
county are attracting widespread atten-
tion, and prospectors and mining men
are going in to look over the field.
Charles L. Fraker, OF Ocate, gives
public notice that he will no longer be
responsible for any indebtedness In
Cured By his wife, Mrs. Maggie Fra
ker. e Hsm ~@8$8#
Msjor Allen III. jackson, paymaster
u. 8. army, stationed at Albuquerque,
has rented q residence in that city and
expects bis family tojoin him there
shortly.
Friends back In Vermont have re-
membered II. j. Emerson, of the Bank
Of Commerce, Albuquerque, BY send
ing him a large cake Of pare Vermont
maple sugar.
About twenty colleges students who
knew Of the event, prepared q pleasant
surprise In honor of Miss Maude NC
Fei's seventeenth birthday, down at
Las Cruces.
There will be a meeting OF tie board
Of examiners Of CoIfax county, N. NJ.
for the examination Of teachers In the
publ, school building at Ration, on
the gath inst.
Miss Grace Campbell, cousin Of DR..
"A. Il. Mahaffey, who has been visiting
there for the past six months, will
leave Albuquerque for her home 10
Minneapolis, MINI.
Frank Huntington and family, old
time residents OF Springer. but for two
years past living ut Ute Creek, where
he has conducted a small store, have
moved 10 Elizabethtown.
W. P. Mcdonald, superintendent Of
the Grouse Gulch mill at Elizabeth
town, has a handsome ten ounce but
Ton as the result of q Tension test run
Of illegal Tender ore.
The case Of the Territory vs.. Mel
ausades Martin. charged with the muir
der OF his sweetheart AZ Chilli, q few
months ago, IS now on trial In the dis
trlct court at Albuquerque.
Tho Hearst estate Of California, has
recently purchased several Of the beat
mines il the Pinos Altos district, Grant
county, and the sum TO be paid for
the same will be about $3.50, COO.
John II. Blsin, The general merchant
nj SANTA Fe, received a dispatch from
Gid h~ernnfdino. Calif, announcing
he death Ia tbat city Of bic brother,
George 4. RIeip, oi consumption,