Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-02-05
THE TERRITORIAL PRESS
Extracts from Our Exchanges.

EXTRACTS from Our Exchanges.
u. s. Marshal G. M. Foraker is in
Silver City.
The Eustaquio Padilla murder triaI
cost Santa Fe county about $1,000.
A large number Of good miners were
added to the increasing population Of
Bland during tho fiscal week.
An increase Of pension from sc to Sc
per month has been granted 10 George
M. Il .ynolds, Hope, Rio Arrlba county
A. H. Wycoff was granted a divorce
from his wife, Rena b. Wycoff, by
Judge Crumpacker at Albuquerque.
The Albuquerque bowling parlors
have passed into the management OF
III. II. Warkentin, Messrs. Schneider &
Llx retiring.
IN the case OF Bruna Montoya de
MARTINEZ vs.. Jose Ramon Martinez, for
divorce at Albuquerque, a decree pro
confesso was granted.
Ed Hanson, formerly Of SoCorro and
lately of Cripple Greek, who was 10
Bland some years ago, returned and Is
working at the "Aibemarle.
Miss Rose Alexander, the daue hter
Of Sofre Alexander, Of Albuquerque,
was married to f. r. Blair. q horse
man of Sedalia, Mo-, at I'll Paso.
On March I'd, Capt. Jack Crawford,
the .sPoet Scout" will appear at the
Albuquerque opera house under the
auspices or the woman's relief corps.
Mr.. Harper, formerly of the Alton
mining and milling company at He'll
canyon, has taken a bon and lease in
the sum of $30, 900 on the Folsom
mining claim.
D~elsinen Rodriguez de Nunez has
been arrested On the charge of stealing
two earrings and 1--we stud buttons, OF
the value of $50, from Callia Garcia,
In Albuquerque.
j. s. Smith, a restaurant nan of
dong experience, VINO lately arrived at
Bland from Cerrillos, contemplates
soon starting a first. class restaurant at
the former place.
In the case OF Cora Scribner VS..
George Scribner, for divorce at Albu-
querque, q decree pro confesso was
entered and AN order Of reference was
made 10 w. d. Lee.
Jos. Badaracco Is rebuilding his
house on the mountain road, Albuquer-
que, recently burned. He expects to
open a first-class summer resort when
the building is completed.
Mrs. w. j.. Johnson, wife of the
bookkeeper at the Bank Of Commerce,
has returned to Albuquerque after a
s%protracted visit among relatives and
friends at Wi hita, Kansas.
A thousand, two thousand or more
people will be in the Cochiti mining
district by the time the season begins,
andsthe famous Sulphur springs must
o. materially benef ed thereby.
On or about the 1st of March, the
St. Elmo firm of Wickstrom and Bar
nett, at Albuquerque. will De dissolved,
but. who will continue the business IS
not known at present. The lease on
the building expires March 1st.
SQUIRE Smith, the enterprising livery
mar at Bland, is hauling large guam.
titles OF lumber to the "Albemarie'
mine for II. E. Anderson, who intenos
to build q large boarding house near
the mine mentioned.
A petition for the retention OF MRS,
E. A. Philpot as postmaster Of biano
has been unanimously signed by the
business men and others Of the Cochiti
d,ftrict and sent into the fourth ASSIST
ant acknowledgement at Washington
Miss Virginia Ctero, daughter Of
Register M. r Otero, OF the Santa re
United States land office, left TO pay a
visit TO friends and relatives 10 Albu-
ouetoue. Thence she will go to Los
Lunas TO visit her sister, Mrs. Solomon
Luna.
The frames and sheeting of the Var
Allen, Shaw and Trimble buildings az
Bland are up and inside finishing 10 an
that ia now needed to mske model
store buildings OF two Of them q a
perfectly arranged stable Of the last
named.
The old time residents OF Bland are
gradually drift ing back to their nes'
1--we to find that they were mistaken
nv ever Imagining that she was no.
true and touud to be the greatest go'd
mining camp on the west side OF Inc
Mississippi.
Maurice Oien, went to Santa Fs
f,om New Hicbland, Mimi . for bis
health. died of consump ion. aged
,hir,v.,hree years. Charles Oien
reached Santa Fe, having been tele'
graphed for, but was too late to see
his brother alive.
Lorion Miller, secretary OF the bureau
-of Immigration, says space is SO limiteo
~ Rand that each lot ought to bt
worth 81 900. There Is space enough
Z IN Bland for o town Of several thousand
and lots are selling at a price easily II
the reach Of all.
II bas leaked out that Lobato Con
xalts. a fugitive now somewhere II
ARIZONA, il the person who stole severa
hundred sheep from the Il 'cks Q
Nathan Barth, Of A~lcuqnerquo. Th'
sheep were stolen from the ranges Q
fhe Zuni mountains.
The Bland end Of the Albemarle roa'
~ now open to the passage OF wagons
and the completion Of this importan
work opens up as perfect a piece Q
mountain work as IL to be found any
where, from the s'Aibemarls" mine 10
10 very heart of Bland.
The new boarding house at the "a