Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-02-18
NEWS or OUR NEICHBORS.
Doings, Personal and Otherwl
in New Mexico and the
Contiguous Territory.

JObA Not ~ hoS "tY&A AhsV tAo
Evans cottage.
II. III. Bramlet, Of Ksnton, made his
final proof Tuesday.
A little child OF Toribio Lobato died
in town of fever.
Mr.. Jost is having a two story build
ing erected in the rear Of his butcher
shop.
The weather during the past few
days has been enormously beautiful
and springiike.
Probate court will meet in regular
session on Monday the 9TH OF March,
1893.
The board Of county commissioners
will meet next Monday, February 2lst,
1898.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lackey returned
from Kansas, where they visited Mrs.
Lackey's parents.
VIM. Jamison, the big furniture man
from Trinidad. Colorado, was in town
yesterday witha view OF furnishing the
new hotel.
Mr.. Snider took up 22O acres OF land
on the Cienga, under the desert land
act. He expects TO make 1t his home
yanch.
Oohn w Gone took the south bound
train for Texas. He goes to buy cattle
and will be gone q week or ten days.
Captain Joe Gordon is training his
fine PAGER. This horse is one OF the
best animals in the country and Is GER
tain to be a record breaker.
Over $4,000 worth Of buildings and
improvements in Clayton during the
last min. months. This town isn't
booming but golly how she grows.
Mr.. McGregor has torn down the old
sheds near the hotel, built a nice little
stable neal the lake and fixed up to take
proper care of his fine horse.
The contract for building the opera
house was let to Mr.. Blake,of Trinidad,
work to commence within ten days
The building is to be Of stone, two
stories.
DR.. j. C. Slack. Miss Neva Slack, Miss
Nora Rush and Jim GOode, Vt Clayton,
and w. L. Brown and Miss Laten, OF
Texlire, attended the mask ball at
KentOn.
Mike Heating has returned to Ration
from the mines.
E. A Armstead is reported seriously
Ill with pneumonia.
Rev. A. A. Macs, of Cimarron, was
transacting business here last week.
A daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Burch is quite i'll with heart affection
Col. III. Whigham returned last week
from an extended business trip east.
A. G. Shaw. of Catskill, spent the
fore part Of this week in Ration on
business.
DR.. w. r. KIdwell arrived in Ration
Tuesday from a visit to his old st.
home.
Miss Celia Pascoe stopped off here
Tuesday on her way to Springer from
Denver.
NJ. M. Salazar, county clerk, and
CfhfS.A6reu. county assessor, spent
Ration On business.
Miss Virginia voorhees, has been con-
fined TO her room for some days with a
attack of la grippe.
Nick Cook. a former well known citi
zen of this county. now Of Durango,
Colorado, spent Tuesday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Milburn are the
phOuu ~ hoPPJ PoASheo
arrived at their home Sunday.
Private letters from Fred Bruegge
intimate that the gentleman is
a gay time hunting and fishing
In FLORIDA.
Harry Phillips and Miss Ada Littrell
we're married Tuesday evening at the
residence of Ike Bracket, by Kew. A.
Chester Schroeder came up from AL
.buquerque yesterday morning to attend
the funeral of his playmate, Lawrence
Col. w. II. Rodgers will leave next
Sunday morning on a visit to MS
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Wray, at San Der
naldino, California. L
Edward Leonard, one of the pioneer
business men of Ration, died in Chicago
or Wednesday of last week. He was
eighty eight years of age. The deceased
will be favorably remembered by all old
timers.
ALBUQUERQUE.
C. CuibersoH. of San Francisco. Is
at the European.
F. d. Jandell, the Minneapolis stock
buyer, is again In the city.
E. M. Stevens and G. w. Arnold, the
horsemen from Sedalia, Mo, are at the
Amos Rife, of Los Angeles, came in
from the west and is at the European.
J. r.. IIalsey and wife, of Kingsman,
Ariz ma, are at the European.
Attorney f. r.. Medler left TOR silver
City and will be in attendance at court
there for several days.
Leon Hertzog, the general merchant
of Los Lunas, spent last evening
among friends in this city,
Rev. e. HI. Ashmun and DIR. ]. A.!
Hammond returDed Tuesday night
from a short visit to Rev. Balue at'San
Rafael.
Montague Stevens, the Magdalena
left for the south after sew
eral days visit in the city.
j. J. Taylor, one of the pioneers OF
Hell CANYON. is spending a few days In
the city mingling with MS many
friends.
Wiley NJ. Weaver, manager OF the
Crescent Coal company, returned 10
}allup.
q. Kircher. the successor Of Bernard
Reinken as a representative VI INC Eiy-
Walker dry goods house OF st. Louis
was in Albuquerque. -
DIR. +. p. Raster. of Topeka, chief
surpeon of the Santa Fe was spending
the'day among his many Albuquerque
friends.
7 +. Lawler of Stevens Point, Wis,
i,ined p. v. Cadman OF the same place
&C the Highland. Il is unae ass;s;nn sna ~
both gentlemen Will accept posl'ions ~
the Santa Fee Pacific shops.
Mrs e. G.. Field. wife of Judge