Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-19
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
san MIGUEL COUNTY.
.THH NHN MEXICO NEWS.


Mixed horses are selling at 500 q
dozen in the vicinity Of Rincon.
Fruit trees OF every variety are in
bloom in the Rio Grande valley.
q. M. Bayno returned to Ration
from an extended visit east.
Rev. William p Paarce. OF Marietta,
Ohio, grandfather OF Gordon ID.
Pearce, Of Albuquerque is deed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Whistler, OF
Ration, are the proud parents Of a baby
boy.
The regular term of court for Grant
county convenes in Silver City on May
18th.
Mrs. j. G.. johnson LEFT Ration for
the east for the benefit Of a lower alti-
tnde.
Chas. Hammet, OF Rincon, 10 still
limping from a recent attack OF rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Charles Patterson entertained o
number Of friends at her home In Eliza
BEETHOVEN.
A burning tiue at Mrs. Bailey's resi-
dence at Silver City called out the fire
department.
Hugh Shields left Ration for Red
River City, where he will remain for
the summer.
The commissioners of Colfax county
will meet on the 9th of April In regular
session, at Springer.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brueggemann was made happy at
Ration by the arrival of a son.
The firm Of Frank Croker & Co., at
Cimarron, Is enlarging its stock in ex-
pectancy u the promised boom.
The enterprising Mr.. Burch has open
ed a lunch counter at Cimarron and
serves out good meals at small cost.
Tommy Bourbonia, of Rincon, with
his brand new baby girl, thinks he is
about the only tin can on the dump.
A. McClintock received some Rus
sian mulberry trees at Riucon to be
planted IN front Of his business block.
There will be no skating rink at the
armory IN Albuquerque, unless some
parties lease the hall for that pur-
pose.
1t Is rumored that as soon as travel
demands, the Cimarron mail carrier,
III. Hawkins, is to put on a six-horse
stage.
Reese Herndon is improving his
residence property at Silver City by
the planting of several handsome shade
trees.
The dry goods store Of Max Schultz
was entered by burglars at Silver City
and two bundles Of underwear carried
away.
The next meeting Of the Territorial
board of pharmacy will be held in Sill
YER City, sometime in the month OF
August.
J. A. Rush left Ration for Cherokee,
Kansas, summoned there by the ILL
ness of q sister who was not expected
TO live.
John Pearson has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF Joseph
Anthony Harberger, over at Eliza
BEETHOVEN,
Henry Dargel, of Ration, has taken q
contract to enlarge the ditch system OF
the Maxwell land grant company near
Maxwell City.
The straight democrats OF the north
lern end OF Union county are appealing
Tor the reorganization of the straight
domocratic Marty
3 Jose Salazar, charged with opening
n letter with money in II, when post
master at Cuba, was acquitted in the
Albuquerque court.
Au old man by the name of Burbank
was arrested at Deming, upon a charge
of using insulting language to some
ladies al their homes.
II is learned that there are two
ladies 10 Albuquerque, from up north,
who are looking around with the IDEA
of starting a music store.
The Delicatessen store at Albuquer-
que, will probably be transferred to
II. N. Jaffa, former mayor OF Aibu-
querque, on Tuesday next.
La Bandera americana, . weekly
Spanish paper, has been moved from
Third street to 407 West Railroad Q
nue. down IN Albuquerque.
Robt. Isaacs returned to. Trinidad
Colo, from Cerrillos, N. M.,where he
has been establishing a star mail route
between CerriIlos and Madrid
There were fifty-seyen indictments
returned by the Territorial grand Jury
at Albuquerque, and nearly every
phase OF crime was represented.
Mrs. Adamson, Of Cimarron, sur
nrised her husband, Jesse. BY present
;ny 70 him another smart. interesting
bow, the exact image Of his father.
The Clayton Enterprise will begin
the ninth year Of its journey upon
the thorny path Of country journalism
April Isl. 1897, Il II live that long.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Rodriguez
ma,cht tgc young Chinese boys up 70
silver CITY from Deming and lodged
them 10 Jail. They WILDE deported-
Notary Lou Osmer, Of Hematite. had
= husv week, last week, making out
and acknowledging deeds. A large
number Of cash transfers were made.
R. P. Ervien has returned 70
Clayton, after q sad visit to the parental
home il Pennsylvania whore he attend.
ed the last sad rites OF bis good old
mother.
W. A. Hawkins has rented the prop.
erty formerly owned by Mrs. Dr.
Woodville, al Silver City, and 10 i'm
.ov;ng and re-fttipg IL preparatory