Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-31
Extracts from Our Exchanges.

Mrs. q. e. Martin will be associate
With Mrs. Nellie Miller in the new mi
linery store, down at San Marcial.
WYcoff & Moore, the Albuquerqu
lawyers, have dissolved partnershi,
and in the foture each will go it alone
Mrs. Nellie Miller will reopen be
millinery store on the 10th Of February
in the Ely block, down at San Marcial
Joe de Lallo, of Cerrillos, was acci
dentally shot with a gun in the hand
of John G. Carr, noting city marshal
Mrs. G. Duncan, Of Ration, received
the sad Intelligence that her son-in-law
j. q. Stanley, died at his home ii
Lake Valley.
Rev. M. Hodgson, pastor Of thu
Highland Methodist church at Albu
querque, is able to be out again afte
two weeks illness.
The talk on Food" given by Mrs
Bishop at the mothers meeting in
Albuquerque, was highly entertaining
rs well as instructive.
Socorro county has made a record
for itself IN the punishment of criminals
tried before the jurics at tie recent
term of the-district court.
Thomas A. Fair, who had been a res
ident OF San Marcial since last May,
died at the home of his brother, Fire
nan j. H. Fair, down there.
A. c. Voorhees,, Esq, OF Ration, is ia
Ohio looking after his chances for ap-
pointment to the position of U. s. dis
trict attorney for New Mexico.
j. f. Williams deserves the thanks
of many children at Cerrillos, for his
kindness in Carrying them to and from
school during the cold weather.
The voting contest for the most
. and prettiest Anglo American
iady. for the composite picture at the
Omaha expedition, lacks interest.
Several cowboys have been waiting
mt San Marcial for q couple OF days to
receive a train OF Mexican cattle for
the Porter syndicate at Magdalena.
Mrs. w. H. Wilton Ia caring for the
comfort OF guests at the San Marcial
house in the capacity of housekeeper.
Mrs. Wilton will lease her own dwell
Hing.
DR.. G. G. Cruickshank ra filled hia
mare and cart at San Marcial. There
were sixty five chances Q 81 each. w
ii. Kremls was the lucky individual, he
throwing forty-two.
". F. Whitman, Of Chattanooga,
Tena.. has been sent to Santa Fe BY
the civil service commission to take a
position ia the surveyor generals OIL 10
and has rooms at the Claire.
The United States court Of private
land claims, with Chief Justice Reed
presiding and all Of the associate u.s.
tices present, continues ii session at
the f .deral building 10 Santa Fe.
Simon Stern, the Railroad avenue
clothies ct Albuquerque, has purchased
the two corner lots on west Copper
avenue, opposite the residence of l. iuis
HELD. where he proposes to erect a
handsome residence.
John Murray, a promising young
man, who went to Santa fe from Can
ada about two years ago, ard lived
aboat 0 year in the family OF r.. NJ.
Craig 10 that city. died at Albuquerque
of hemorrhage of the lungs.
w. N Townsend, manager OF the
Postal Cable telegraph Office in Santa
Fe and general manager OF the New
Mexico telephone company. y figuring /.
on the extension Of his lines from Santa
Fe to Bland in the early spring.
A telegram received in San Marcill
announced the death of Frank j. :
Garrett, at Kirksville, Mo-, where he
had resided for several weeks in the :
hope of secnriog relief from q we'll adj
vanced attack of Bright's disease.
Captain WIN. French. of Grant
county, who manages q big ranch in
the MogolloDs, and who has been visit
ing 10 England and Ireland during the
past two months, will sail for this
country on February IL h coming.
Miss Neelie F.. Crane, the very COM
potent and faithful secretary in the
executive Office. will leave Santa F.
during the present week for a month's
vacation, which she will spend at home
In Dallas and with relatives in Mis-
souyf.
Uoder the evangelistic labors Of Rev.
]. G. RouH, whose family is in Santa
Fe, Central Csly and Pinos Altos, in
Grant county, have developed into a
circuit, the quarterly conference OF
which was organized by Superintend
eut A. z. Morrison on the 24thYay CT
this month.
According to the Sierra County I'D
rOcdfe, 9 1904 tons Of ore were mined
and milled 10 the Hillsboro district
during 1897. This ore yielded l6. 1870 )
ounces of gold, 81 .02a ounces Of silver !
aud ninety Ions of copper. and the !
total value thereof was $4,000. The 3
average value Of the ore per ton was o
137 so.
Territorial Treasurer Eldodt, at
Santa Fe. Reports that all Indications 9
in his Office point to a general CON- I
pliance with the insurance law passed c
by the thirty second legislature rsguir- 4
ing a deposit Of $4,000 in cash, 4
oonds, or deeds to real estate with the