Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-07
PERSONAL


Lorenzo Martin was in from Apache
Springs today.
A Whittier registers at the New Op-
tic from Mineral Hill.
Attorney Chas. Spices came back
from Santa Fe last night.
Ffdel Ortiz was a homing passenger
from Santa Fe last night. {
Hipolito c. de Baca drove out to FL
Porvenir and back today.
Mrs. w. A. Owens and Mrs. Barisch
left this morning for Santa Rosa.
Jesus Gabaldon was visiting the city
today from the vicinity Of T~ecolote.
LOb McGrath Of Mora. who went to
Santa Fe to see the president, return
ed last night.
Henry Wagner, Howard Blebenner,
St Louis; r. A. Martin, register at the
Rawlins house.
VIM. A. Franklin, who is interested
in mining in this vicinity arrived
from Chicago today.
Ben S. Sawyer, Ell Paso; Clarence
N. Hagy, Vineland, N. j., are among
the arrivals at La Pension.
w. H. Taylor, known to fame as
biscuit Bill" arrived in the city last
night with his sample cases.
Mrs. J. Van Houten of Ration, who
went to the capital a few days ago,
returned to the city last night.
Joe Goodlander, the affable and ami
able travelling maj from Albuquerque,
was calling on the trade today.
F. H. Pierce of this city was elected
president of the ~penitentiary board
at its meeting in Santa Fe Monday.
DIR. George w. Harrison Of Alhuquer-
que. treasurer of the territorial Medi-
cal society, came up this afternoon.
Mrs. ]. c. Marshall cam up from
Albuquerque this afternoon to
visit her son, Fred Marshall, and his
wife.
Simon Lopez, postmaster at Teco-
Tote and an old pensioner, was In the
city today having his pension papers
prepared.
J. Bendein, representing the Ullman
Manufacturing company, leading ait
publishers Of New York, is spending
the day in the city.
E. H. Baca, who went to Santa re
with the ex~cursionists, returned last
night, after enjoying a very pleasant
visit in the ancient city.
j. r. Canon, Pueblo; P. c. Baker,
Kansas City, Ed G. Contiff, Colorado
Springs. j. j. Millspaugl, Chicago,
are registered at the C~astaneda.
C. w. Moore. who was a delegate
to the Y. M. c. A. convention at To
peka, returned today, after paying a
short visit to relatives at Sabitha,
Kas.
Euseyio Chavez, ex-sheriff, and
Chas. Coleman, e~x-county collector of
Mora county. returned from Santa Fe
last night. where they went to see the
nations chief. sSTg
DIR. Woodruff, the osteopath, who
came to the city a couple OF weeks
ago in search Of a location, has gone
on to Ell Paso. Thence he will prob
ably go to Roswell.
d. E. Philips, consul commander Of
the Albuquerque lodge of Woodmen,
passed through the city this after
noon on his way to Milwaukee to at
tend the sessions Of the great Wood
man convention.
Conductor A. B.. Skinner took the
presidents train west from Albuquer-
que. The engineer vas Archie Dixon.
Brakeman Kirch, who was with Roose-
welt at San Juan, was granted permits
sion to accompany the train. The en-
CINE was the 1885.
A. H. Murphy. Nechi, N. j.; w. L..
Coney, Denver: Sam Barole, Saguache,
Colo; F. B. Wickward, Camden, N.
j.; G. e. Haydon. Tenn; J. H. Ellston.
Colorado Springs S. H. Murphy and
wife, Thayer; S, B. Murphy. Elizabeth
town we're among the guests at the
EIdOrAdO today.