Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-01
THE DAILY OPTIC,
Mast Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.


Emil Bibo and bride arrived at Ber-
nalillo from San Francisco.
Frank Delaney, OF Deming, il now
sporting a Columbia bicycle.
Quintin A. Martinez, Of Taos, was
admitted to the bar at Santa Fe.
Miss Jeanette Duffy, Of San Antonio,
has been seriously i'll with fever.
VIM. Kieff 10 quite sick from Ia grip
p, 1t Cooks Peak, Grant county,
A young child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mizs,
ut Maxwell City, died Of pneumonia.
Captain 8. M. Saltmarsh b. il the father
Of = sweet little girl in Albuquerque.
Rev. e. L. Bovard held evening SER
vices at the NJ. i. church In Springer.
Walter Weatherwax left Dsming for
Mexico tospurchase n bunch Of horses.
The mandolin club met at Mrs. E.
E. Burdick's, down In Deming, and
organised, with Miss Grant as instruc-
tor.
Henry M. Smith Of Salt Lake City,
Utah, and MISS Mary johnson, former
~ Of Springer, were married in that
city.
w. T. Burns, Of the Springer ranch,
brought fifty head of hogs into the town
Of Springer, which he sold to M. w.
Mills.
A couple Of loads OF FIRE clay are be-
ing shipped from Gallup to jerome,
Arizona, where it Il used for the
smelter.
Runner hath it that certain wedding
bells will shortly ring at Santa Fe, and
society in general Is much exercised
thereat.
Fred Pennington is now holding
down the position of messenger at the
Western Union telegraph Office in
Deming.
On account Of the sale Of the Stern
property, Agent Palmer moved back to
his old quarters over the depot, at San
Antonio.
Mrs. w. N. Shope, of San Marcial.
IL slowly regsining her normal condi'
tion of health, following two months
of quite serious illness.
Patrick Connolly, Jr., son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Connolly, Of Deming. died at
the home Of his parents Of appendicitis,
sged eleven years and six months.
The "Bird's Nest Saloon" 81 the
.Graphic" mine, Hadley, is doing a good
business and the attraction is said to
reach aver as far as Lake Valley.
At the Catholic church, in Bernalillo,
Louis Rosa and Miss FraAci.ca Garcia
were Joined in the holy bonds OF
matrimony by Rev. Jose Maria.
Nearly all the poll tax suits, which
were commenced at Gallup against
about 200 miners W no refused to pay,
have been settled.
Serafu Lucero, who was elected
Justice of the peace at San Antonio by
one majority, has given the required
bond and will file it with the clerk.
Father Dorchester took four Navajo
Indian girls to Bernalillo. They will
attend the Sisters OF Loretto convent OF
that place.
Wm. French, of the w. s. cattle
company, in Grant and Colfax u
ties, is spending the winter in his old
home in England.
Mrs. j. G. Albright, the Albuquer-
que photographer who has been on the
sick list, suffering with a severe cold,
IL considerably better.
A.W. Cofield, of Pine Springs. NM,
went to Las Cruces and will enter the
agricultural college for a special course
In chemistry and Spanish.
Harry Thompson, tho soap peddler'
started to leave Albuquerque. the Other
night, leaving some unpaid bills, bu'
was ~overhauisd by the police.
Frank Burney, until recently an en-
ploye of the Ration railroad shops, \
now running the Southern hotel, he
having bought out Mrs. Betton.
The workmen digging q we'll for Z
Cline, on his residence property q
Elizabethtown, encountered . colo
ore deposit at a depth of ten feet.
F. G.. Pratt, Albuquerque grocer
boxed up and shipped ola Ash Fork
his age-year.old black tail doe, to Rev
q. Fl. Adams, of Phoenix, Arizona.
B. F. Houts has boughtout the in
tersst OF Vincent Truda In the saloor
business at Ration and hereafter viii
conduct the same as sole proprietor.
The annual report for 1896 OF tn
board CT directors of the Las Vegas in
sane asylum has been distributed amoni
members OF the assembly at Santa Fe
Captain j. L Bulls, one of tho mos
popular army officers ever stationed q
Santa Fe, has been promoted by tn
president, to be major and paymasteI
Don. J. Rankin, Of the Southwestern
brewing company, is laid up ir Aibu
oueraue. 1t is reported that he Is sui
fering with rheumatism and lumbagc
The swearing in Of recruits at th
Salvation Army hall in Albuquerque b
Major Bell, attracted quito . crowc
and the ceremonies we're very impress
I've.
1t is rumored that tho new count
commissioner al San Antonio, will pu
his new residence in splendid repai
and occupy 1t hlmseIf-not alone
either.
William Gordon, otherwise know
Is "Navsjo Bill" has been confiued
his house at Deming with a serious q
tack Of pneumonia, but is now conva
esccnt.
Judge Joseph Boone, OF Deming. an
Thomas Helm, OF Silver City, are cal
didates for the appointment Of dhtri
attorney for the counties of Grant ar