Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-10
THE new MEXICO NEWS.
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Mrs. A. A. Potter is very i'll at Aztec
Martin Mammoth, OF Albuquerque. il
very III with appendicitis.
j.. II. Dunlap. OF Aztec, lost a val.
liable three-year-old mare.
Mrs. Goo. Fridenbloom returned to
Eddy from her trip to Canada.
About 2 1000 will change hands in
Hillsboro on the Corbett-titzsimmons
fight.
The Territorial penitentiary is in a
very crowded condition, containing
over 200 prisoners.
The rumors from Washington are
that Morrison and Perea have no
chances for governor.
J.F. Rarey shipped three cars of
hogs from the Bolles farm, Eddy
county, to TT. Worth.
Some sly chap appropriated the
overcoat OF Sam O'Bannon from the
81. elmo, in Albuquerque.
Gordon Taylor, OF Oklahoma, now
occupies the place made vacant by Geo.
Shaver at the depot in Eddy.
Manuel Aragon has bought o half
interest in the general store business Of
Jose Alert g. Co., Of Hillsboro.
Sheriff Hubbell, of Albuquerque,
took Abeytia, the man who forged sew
eral small checks, to the pen.
The colored people of Santa Fo are
to give a concert at the court house
Monday, evening, March 10Th.
The board Of pharmacy at Santa Fe
examined one applicant for registra-
ton, DR.. F. L. Hinch, Of Gallup.
The house at Santa Fe passed the
bill reducing the number of the peni-
Tertiary board to three members.
After a very successful run, it is
learned that the Chloride smelter has
closed down for a few slight repairs.
At a mystery social given at the
residence Of Rev. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick
in H~illsboro, about $31 was realized.
d. L. Kelly, of Kingston, New Mex
leo, returning home from a trip to CAL
~ifornia, stopped over in Albuquerque.
Mrs. jeff Hirsch is very sick at her
residence at the Placers, and her sister,
Mrs. Fisk, of Hillsboro, is attending
her.
Earnest Balloon, an old North Plstte,
Neb., boy, who has been at Eddy for
five years, has gone 10 Silver City to
reside.
The mail carriers have had an I'M
pleasant time II San Juan county,
caused By the muddy roads and high
water.
MRS. Otto E. Cent?, of Hillsboro, is
a~nxiously awaiting the arrival of a
high-grade bicycle, a present from her
husband.
For a short time, one of the little
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.. Wilson re.
siding on the Highlands, Albuquerque,
was lost.
w. j. Slaughter, Appointment colored
politician, of Santa Fe, who desires to
be receiver of public moneys, visited
Albuquerque.
l
Mark Henderson was elected presi-
dent of the Epworth league, at Eddy,
10 fill the vacancy caused by the death
Of G. Il. Baker.
Ia the Pecos valley, trees are bud
out and blossoms on peach and
ounce now furnish quite a source of
God for bees.
Miss Jane D. Smith, of Shippins-
,urg, Penn, aunt of Mrs. w. s..
,trickler, is in Albuquerque, and will
'emain indefinitely.
f. R. Mckinley, of Albuquerque,
rants the appointment OF United States
MARSHAL and not the Office of collector
II internal revenue.
A one-legged young fellow gave an
pen air athletic exhibition at Albu-
Iuerque and then rode off on a wheel.
lie did not collect much.
Eliot Crosan, father OF Frank, re-
.eived a letter at Albuquerque, in
which Frank says he is doing well at
he Arkansas hot springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gillian were
AIKEN by surprise at Aztec by a number
I their friends, 10 honor of Mr.. Gil
sixty-fourth birthday.
Died, at Los Angeles, Alexander
aged sixty-fve years. Mr..
was formerly a well-knoyn
man Of Sierra county.
A young man formerly employed
n the Durango Herald JOB room Is
Iegotiating for the purchase OF an in
crest In the Pennington Times.
City Clerk Dixon, at Albuquerque,
laced the books Of registration for
he coming city election at tho various
laces designated BY the council.
Mrs. Hattie Church, of Cairo, Ills,
nd Mrs, Martha Craig, Of Princetown,
nd, arrived at Eddy to visit for a few
yeeks with their sister, Mrs. Robb.
AT Flora Vista, Miss Shields, former
? engaged in mission work among the
indians at Znni, gave an address on
l~issions; in the evening, on temper
nee.
The annual roundup of cattle on the
iains on both sides Of the Pecos river
ill pass Eddy about April 10th.
York will commence, the goth Of {
Il
The Jail expenses at Santa Fe under !
heriff KinseIl for the month Of !
'ebruary, 1897, were $50. 40 for all /
except %jailers. This amount
lower than it has been for many
ears and is a very large reduction. /,
Springer. OF McElmo and Kerg Will I