Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-17
The DAILY OPTIC,
Fast Las vcgns, Mem Mexico,
san MIGUEL COUNTY.
THH new MEXICO NEWS.

The San Juan and Amin as rivers ar
gradually rising.
The city council at Socorro passed
curfew ordinance.
James f. Carpenter was admitted :,
the bar at Lincoln.
There is a project on hand to buiIt
a first-class hotel at Bland.
A big deal has been made In placer
mining ground near Hillsboro.
Charley W~hiteman, OF Roswell, con
templates a trip TO Old Mexico.
The infant child OF VIM. Pointer
was critically i'll at Pennington.
George Doran has accepted o posi-.
ton with the CerrIlIos Supply com.
pany.
Judge Charles Blanchard, of Las
Vegas, made a trip through Lincoln
county.
A fine and healthy girl baby was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. Kealer al
Socorro.
Alfalfa fields in San Juan county are
green and stock 10, literally speaking,
in clover.
Miss Efie Jones, Of Cerrillos, is In
charge of the telephone exchange at
Santa Fe.
Four ore mills at Golden and San
Pedro are running day and night on
profitable ore.
Urban Ozanne, proprietor Of Hotel
Ozanne at White Oaks, met with a
painful accident.
Justice of the Peace jerks has re.
turned to Cerrillos from Santa Fe and
opened an office.
AL Gray, of White Oaks, who has
been seriously i'll some time past, Is
now convalescent.
A dance will be given by the Rath-
bore Sisters at Anthony's hall at So
corro, on the 20th.
). L. Mondragon, of Clayton. has
gone to Walsenburg after a new supply
of sewing machines.
Unless late frost catches them, Cha
YES county will have an abundant crop
OF peaches, this year.
Aaron Schultz has purchased the half
interest of Mr.. Hou SO in the Old Man
corral at Silver City.
Geo. Marsh will temporarily assist
Secretary Lorion Miller as seer etary Of
the immigration bareau.
Claire Weber las returned to Santa
Fe from Denver, on account of the
serious illness of his father.
John Waldrop returned to Folsom
from Red River, and reports snow
several feet deep In that section.
Miss Pauline Randolph, of Roswell,
has gone to Elk TO spend the snrnmer
visiting her old friend, Mrs. York.
George Brady, of Santa Fe. has
severed his COP nection with the district
clerks Office of the first judicial district.
Ms. Benjamin has retired from the
management of the Folsom hotel
and William Thatcher now has charge.
Mrs. Mary Sizer, Of Flora Vista, San
Juan county, has purchased a grama-
phone. The "blamed thing'' talks.
Mrs. Morrow left Roswell for the T
II ranch, where she will spend the
summer with DR.. and Mrs. Greenway.
DR.. Alternately returned to Socor-
70 from Datil, where he went to
look after the wounds of Frank Mel
vile.
The Galisteo foot bridge wal turned
over and the woodwork stripped from
its cables at the south end by a high
wind.
Born, to the wife of Louis Lockhart,
at Roswell, a son. Mother and child
doing we'll and Louis bids fair to re-
cover.
The McGhee mining and milling
company is Fastening preparations
for the erection of o mill at Ger
rillos.
H. Weinberg, OF the firm of Vein
berg & Flesher, departed from Ros-
well for Europe to be absent several
weeks.
A number of men departed from
Socorro for Needles, CAL, to engage in
railroad road bed work under j. b.
DR.. Bishop is back in Cerrillos
shaking hands with his old time friends,
and will probably remain there in
definitely.
Grass on the range in Lincoln
county is beginning to look fine and
in a short time will make excellent
grazing.
H. j. Collins & Co., Of Folsom,
contemplate building a large house to
accommodate their constantly increas-
ing trade.
Mrs. L L. Brown, of Santa Fe, has
been appointed a delegate to the Ten
nessee Centennial exposition at Nash
vile, Tenn.
McSchooler's business house at Fol-
som is nearing completion and he will
open up with a new stock Of goods
about the goth.
The "Maud 81 mine in the Mog-
ollons is working a force of eighteen
on development work and are on
new ore bodies.
Redmond McDonagh, Of East Las
Veges, has been appointed a notary
public for San Miguel county BY the
acting governor.
Sheriff Kinsell is negotiating with
the authorities at Washington for the