Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-16
THE NEW MEXICO news.


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The infant chlld OF Mr.. and Mrs
Caleph Holden died at Eddy.
Miss Laura Marsh, OF Santa Fe, /
reported to be very Ill at Denver.
Rev. James A. Menaul, OF Albuquer
que, died suddenly, Sunday evening.
T. Nations shipped a car OF hog
from Roswell to Hutchinson, Kansas
s. A Smith has secured some thirt,
scholars for his private : school at Sar
Marcial.
w. N. DonnelIy, Of Malaga, brought
bis little daughter to Eddy, for medical
treatment.
Three carloads of wheat are en- route
from Colorado for j. N. Broyles ti
San Marcial.
The three-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Vaughn Is sick with pneu.
monia at Eddy.
The total output Of the Hillsboro
gold mines from January LIST last to
March 4th was l,770 tons.
Eddy boasts Of a new musical organ
ization-a stringedl orchestra, COM
posed of some OF its fairest ladies.
Tracy 6 McEwan, of Eddy, recently
received a carload of Studebaker
wagons, from South Bend, Indiana.
+. Z. Bryant sued out an attach nent
in justice court at Eddy, against S. W..
Russell, to secure a note for 500 49,.
G. L. Solignac, of Santa Fe, who is
still in Washington, was admitted to
practice before the U. 8. supreme court.
Mrs. Kate Stewart and daughter,
Belle, of San Marcial, departed for
San Diego, Csl., to spend the summer.
The carpet for the Red Mems hall ar
rived in San Marcial, and was LAID with
two layers OF medicated paper beneath.
A neat burial fence has lately been
erected around the burial plot Of Mrs.
McGoldric atthe San Marcial cemetery.
AT Albuquerque, the United States
petit jury in the Spencer trespass
case returned with u verdict OF acquit-
tai.
Married, in Eddy, at the resid ence OF
Robert Hilburn, Miss Eliza Martin, of
Eddy, to j. S. Campbell, of White
Oaks.
Mrs. Ed. Manning, Of San Marcial,
has received a new high grade bicycle.
The order was placed by Leo Loewen-
stein.
Strangers are going into Eddy, every
day, now, and in every instance they
express themselves delighted with the
weather.
Frank Johnson informed the San
Marcial Bee man that only n
almond tree was in bloom In his large
orchard.
Elmer Whitlock, Of Henrietta, o.,
who has been in Santa Fe for about
five months past, died, OF general
tuberculosis.
Mrs. L. j. Deans new cottage at
San Marcial, containing five rooms,
will be ready In about a month to re-
ceive q tenant.
Work is under way in the new park
at San Marcial. Severa. of its old
trees have been trimmed and reset
and others added.
The indications are that every farm
or in the Pecos valley who raised beets,
the past season, will plant double the
acreage Of last year.
A. p. Sutton, a printer Of Colorado
Springs, at one time in Eddy for a few
months, died OF consumption in Glen
wood Springs, Colorado.
Cards have been received in EDDY
announcing the marriage of Mrs Hol-
lie Ann Harper to Rev. Edward Gale
Townsend, on the 10th inst, at Dallas,
Texas.
Miss Mary Johnson, Of St. Louis,
will arrive at Santa Fe and will imme-
take charge of the millinery
department OF the Santa Fe Mercantile
company.
Rev. G. S. Madden, of the M. E.
church at Santa Fe, has been in Wash
lngton, it is said, in the interest q sew
eral candidates for appointment TO fed
eral Offices.
Prescott Allen left Silver City for Los
Angeles. California. He will spend
several months on the coast and may
engage in business there if good OPP
portunitY offers.
Miss Harris, teacher at the Presby-
terrain mission school at Santa re-, re-
ceiyed telegraphic news Of the sudden
death OF her mother In Indiana and
left for that state. Il
Ed. Robinson, long employed in the
store Of Joyce, Pruit 8 Co., leaves
Eddy for Greenfield, Texas, where ne
will hereafter reside. His position will
be filed by John Emerson.
Albuquerque Camp No. 4, Wood
men Of The World, will give o second
annual ball on the night Of April 18th,
at Armory hall. San Marcial Wood
men have received an invitation 10 be
present. Il
Father H. j. M. Nayrolles, OF San
Marcial. has very neal 600 families in |
parish, and eight churches. located
at San Antonio, San Pedro, Valyerde,
C~ontadero, Copteracio and San Mar
cial, old and new towns.
The musicians OF Silver City have
organized a band, with q membership
Of fourteen. The officials are: x. I.
Barnes, president and manager; F.J
musical director; John \.
Burnside, secretary and treasurer.
Montague stevens. superintendent Of
The s. y. Cattle company's ranch and
-arnn q 4ha Eriacn river. above Alma.