Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-20
THE NEW MEXICO news.

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about again.
Tho Woman's improvement assocIa.
ton at LasyCruces, ordered 200 China
umbrella trees.
Miss Alice Montgomery, of Las Cru.
ces, Is the teacher at the school near
Carbonier's mill.
Miss Jessie Loguc left Las Cruces for
Leavenworth, KAN, where she will In
the future reside.
Mrs. Santiago Hubbell has been
seriously i'll at her home In Pajarito,
Bernalillo county.
Mrs. M. w. Flournoy has returned TO
Albuquerque from q several weeks
visit In California.
Jack Cravens, who owns the Parker
Wells ranch, was in Las Cruces after a
windmill for the we'll.
Tom Hendrick left Las Cruces for
his ranch with q four-horse load OF
supplies for the roundup.
j.. @. Tucker has been appointed
justice of the peace for the Fresnal
p%recincts Dona Ana county.
Glasscock brothers, OF Roswell,
passed through Las Cruces, on their
way to the ella valley, Arizona.
Services at Madrid, next Sunday
morning at st. AIMS chapel, by Rev.
Father Gilberton, OF Santa Fe.
A. A. Crozier, of the Michigan agrI-
cultural college, is in the Mesilla val
ley for the benefit Of his health.
James Elspass, inventor Of the mill,
one OF which Is located In the Milagro
camp, left Albuquerque for Ell Paso.
j. F. Haynes has been appointed by
the commissioners as constable of
Fresnal precinct, Dona Ana county.
Fred Heyn, jr., has accepted a posi-
ton with Ed. Clouthier & Co., in Albu-
querque, succeeding Henry Foetisch.
A series of meetings are being con-
Quoted at the Methodist church in
Madrid by Rev. Gladney and others.
Deputy johnson used strenuous ex-
ertions to capture the burglars who en-
tered Judge Falls house at Las Cruces.
W. M. Reilly Of Dallas. Texas, dis
trict organizer Of the International
typographical union, visited Albuquer-
que.
John Shyrock and wife have returned
to Las Cruces from Washington, where
they went to attend the inaugural cere-
monies.
Mrs. John ]. McCourt has been quite
i'll with pneumonia at White Oaks, but
is now reported out of danger and con-
valescent.
Joseph P. Lantz, manager for John
Finnegan, shipped a carload of $4,000
pounds of hides to New York, from AL
buquerque.
The pupils of the public school, at
Las Cruces. owing to the sickness of
the principal, are enjoying a two
weeks vacation.
Articles of corporation of the Red
River, Taos & Santa Fe telephone COM
pany have been filed in the Territorial
secretary's Office.
The Presbytery Of the Rio Grande
will meet in its annual session, at Las
Cruces in the NJ. E. church, next Tues
day, the 23rd inst.
Mrs. j. P. Casey, ST.. will leave Las
Cruces some time, this month, for
Santa Rosalia springs. Mexico, for the
benefit of her health.
Miss Gibson gave an entertainment
at McFie hall, down at Las Cruces.
Exercises consisted of q fan drill,
music and elocution.
The governor signed the bill giving
city councils in this Territory the power
to enforce contracts with water, gas
and electric light companies.
Madrid police court was IN session.
A couple Of small charges on the dock
ct we're speedily disposed of by Judge
Stefan and Justice Mckinley.
Mrs. John Brady, who accompanied
the remains of her mother to st.
Joseph, Mo-, for burial, will return to
albuquerque next Tuesday morning.
The wind caught beneath the metal
roof Of the convent chapel at Las Cru
ces, stripped it off entirely and threw
it into the street, in front OF the build
ing.
Mrs. James A. Menaul and children
will leave Albuquerque sometime In
April for Chicago. whore they have
relatives and will reside in the fn-
ture.
The Woman's Relief corps postponed
the meeting at Albuquerque, out OF re-
spect to the late Rev. James A. Menaul.
The next meeting will occur on March
S0th.
After an absence OF ten months, on a
business trip in Mexico, r. @. Hatton,
landlord Of the Rio Grande hotel, is
again at home in Las Cruces. greeting
old friends.
1t is expected that the bureau Of i'm
migration, of which Lorion Miller is
the secretary, will establish It's head
quarters at Albuquerque, in the latter
part Of April.
G. G. Underhill Of Rutsland VT, is
10 Albuquerque. Mr.. Underhill is n
of the best stone experts 10 the United
States aud is here TO look into the New
Mexico product.
DIR. j. HI. Bailey, Of Mesilla, who has
for some time been out in Nogal and
was surgeon for the miners there, came
back to Dona Ana county and will re-
main in Mesilla.
f. G.. F. Uebrick, of White Oaks,
owing to the large increase in his bust
ness, has found it necessary to construct
a new and improved oven Of large d.
mensions, at his bakery.
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