Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-04
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,
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iIxtracts from our E~xchangss.I
Sheriff Littrell says the Jail business
is rapidly improving at Springer.
T. Rouault is putting up a wind mill
on his ranch, south of Las Cruces.
Miss May Ryan, Las Vegas, is the
guest OF Mrs. VIM. Cassman, in Silver
City. Il
Messrs. Pickarts and Wilson are
overhauling the roller mill, at Las
Cruces.
Mrs. j. P. Casey, jr., OF Las Cruces,
has gone to Laredo, Texas, for the
winter.
The hard coal mine at Madrid has
started up again and employs fifty
miners.
The total output of coal from the
Madrid mines is about 800 tons OF coal
daily.
Miss Irma Muse, OF Silver City, con-
templates an extended visit to friends
In the east.
The daily shipments Of ore from the
ssLone STAR" Cochiti camp, continue
INCREASINGLY.
Prof. Tinsley, of the university.
down there, returned to Albuquerque
with a bride.
Joseph Lowery, Of ElizAbethtown,
contemplates q trip to the Antonito hot
springs before long.
Rev. w. A. Phelps, M. z minister at
Springer, has a buggy and harness,
almost new, for sale.
Alfalfa, which has been offered in
Las Cruces at Sc, now finds ready sale
at % and $40 per ton.
Doha Dolores Lucero is reported in
. dying condition, down al Las Cruces.
She is about eighty years old.
Mat McCallister and T. G. CARING
ton, OF Colmor, have shipped quite a
number Of cattle, this season.
Mrs. Henry Lambert left Springer
for Cimarron, where she has gone to
join her husband for a short time.
W. j. Porter, of Brunswick, is talk
ing OF moving to Las Cruces, that his
sisters children may attend school.
DIR. Auerbach returned to Silver
City from Denver. His mother, who
Wal very i'll, il much improved.
The "Crown Point" at Bland. is
steadily working a force of men, and
taking out considerable shipping ore.
Almost sixty are to take part IN the
entertainment and soiree given at
Armory hall, Albuquerque. January
9Th.
Miss Margaret Newman left Albu-
querque for Kingston, where she has
engaged to teach a three months term
of school.
w. Fl. Newcomb. who has been alb
TENT on important business, in Califor-
mia, for several weeks, returned to
Silver City.
The charitable ladies of Albuquer-
qua appeal to the people of the city to
aid and relieve some Of the destitute
with clothing.
A summer kitchen and wash house
ut DR.. Hines residence, caught fire
and was almost totally destroyed, up
at Springer.
Otto L. Rice, accompanied by his
wife and boy, arrived in Santa Fe from
Mendoza, H., and has taken rooms
with Mrs. Bush.
Little Carrie, the bright three-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. +.
Goblin, has quite i'll for several days,
up At Springer.
Died, at Springer, of membrancous
Group, Luceal, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Eshenour, aged five
months and two days.
Thomas Fleethan, of Silver City. has
been rendered and accepted a respon-
sible position with the big mining com.
pany at Pearce, Arizona.
Mike Gallagher has taken a contract
to drift 100 feet in the lower level Of
the "Washington" mine, CochitI dis
trict, running north.
The "Good Hope" at Cochiti, con
tinues to cross. cut the newly discovered
lead in that mine, which is improving
with every. foot Of work done.
Chas. Paxton, has just finished
the assessment work on the '.New
York" mine, in Peralta canon, anc
returned to Bland.
Miss Myra Michaels, Of Elizabeth
town, received as a Chritmas greeting
from her former home in Southern
Ca1ifornia n hoy Of v;Olpts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Krick, the fathe
and mother of John Krick, are in Ger
rifles from C%hillicothe, Mo-, and will
probably remain permanently.
The regular annual meeting Of tn
Springer volunteer Ere department vii
be held at tho office of the 4Stockman
Tuesday evening, Jan. 9th, 1897.
Harry Measures, VIM. Hutchiso1
and G. j. Rhodes have moved into Bi,
Niger gulch, out from Elizabethtown
where they are taking out shipping ore
The Santa Fe New Merican of Satur
day published the full text of tn
opinion Of the O. 5. supreme court
Affirming the judgments OF the Terrific
rial courts, in the Borrego case.
T. f. Conway's fine horse, "Fox,
ran away, at Silver City, from tn
hitching post where he was tied, il
front Of Mr.. Conway's law Office.
Aaron Schulz and wife went to Den
YER, Colorado. from Silver City. The,
took their young son, to have a special
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