Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-14
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went up to the Cochit;s from Albu
querque on official business.
Word comes from Los Lunas that
Louis Trauer, who a few days ago was
reported seriously i'll. is improving
Miss Jessie Davis, after a pleasant
visit TO her sister. Mrs. Ed Fluke in
Albuquerque left for her home in New
ton, Kans.
Hon. Martin Lehman Of Las Cruces
who spent a week in the capital at
tending TO matters legislative. has re
turned home.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cundiff of Rocky Ford
Colo, for a long time q resident OF
Albuquerque, is in that city TO visit
her daughter, Mrs. j. H. Gainsley.
DIR. II. A. Jones. the skilIful mining
engineer has zone to Chicago on bust
ness connected with the fine iron
property he is developing in the Oscu
ras.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miguel Chaves oil
TERRA Amarillo. are in the capital on
q siSit W MID. CudNcS AAOtuCi, MiS
Dobbins.
A. J.. Smith will the pub.
LEGATION of a weekly newspaper al
T~ularosa, Otero county. about the first
OF March.
A. r. Gibson, the prominent mining
man of Santa Fee. who has been Ill
with typhoid fever for the past six
weeks. is convalescent.
The funeral of Ernest Shuttle of
Rochester, N. ", was held in Santa re
He died several days ago from bow
ell trouble, the result of an aci lent.
DIR. J.. f. Mcconnell of Las Cruces,
arrived on in Santa Fe. Ee is looking
after proposed legislation concerning
the medical profession, pending in the
assembly.
Mrs. Nestor Montoya, wife q the
speaker Of the house, and children,
who spent the past month in Santa
Fe expect to return to their home at
Albuquerque today.
E. S. K%entner, of Kearney, Neb.,
who has been in the Territory some
time on matters pertaining to the pur.
chase OF some sheep, left Albuquerque
on his return home.
Hon. Sol Luna arrived in Albuquer.
que, after spending a couple of weeks
on his sheep ranges. He reports con-
ditions favorable, as there is plenty OF
snow and the sheep r Fat.
Miss Matte King, Of Kansas City,
Mo-. who has been visiting in Albu-
querque since last September with her
sister. Miss Sallie King, the school
teacher. left on her return home.
Miss Flora Vann and Miss Marion
Mcdonald lost their bicycles In Albu.
querque. The wheels were standing
in front of the home of The latter,
when some one came asons and ap-
propriated them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Greer, of Dem.
ing. who were at Santa Fee for the
past week. have left there for Fay.
wood hot springs. Grant county,
where Mrs. Greer will remain for some
weeks taking baths.
N. S. Rose. who for a rear or more
has published the Register at Cerrillos
Santa Fee county, will on the 21st of
February, m the publication
of a new paper at Deming, in Luna
county. The paper is to be named
1.-THE Deming Graphic"
Alderman George w. Harrison re
turned to Albuquerque from Santa Fe
whittier he had been on legislative
business. DIR. Harrison believes the
bill for the creation of Sandoval coun,
ty which has been introduced in the
house will pass after being amended
Judge A. A.. Freeman of Carlsbad
N. NJ, Is in Washington avowedly to
oppose Judge d. II Mcmillan, who is
seeking to hold his position in face
of charges OF improper conduct. Free
man has sent word to the president
that he is no a candidate for McMil
lan's place. should he be relieved.
Officer Cooper of Albuquerque was
called in a hurry to the home OF v, p
Edie. of which a colored servant had
been left in charge. While the CIR
was alone, a negro who has been IL
the city only a week or two, appear
ed AID attempted an assault, threat
ening to shoot the girl If she resisted
The girl fought desperately and es.
capped. The officer secured the de.
scription of the fellow and soon 10
Gated him.
Mrs. Ella Gilbert, the widow of te
late DR.. B. Gilbert, who was so well
and favorably known not only in Dem.
ing but all over the Territory. will
make her home in Deming for the
future.
News reached Tucumcari of the
death of James Carter on Feb. LIST
MI. Carter was a well known and
highly respected citizen Of Beenham
N. M. His death vas caused by hear,
failure.
Scholars from a distance attendins
he high school in Roswell complain
that their horses that they leave
hitched around the school house dur
ing school hours are token by idle
boys and driven and ridden arount
the town.
Postofice Inspector C.. L. Doran ar
rived in Roswell and after q thor
ough investigation made the follow
ing changes in the clerical force: G.
L.. Wylls, assistant postmaster and to
have charge of the money order de-
partment, S. o. Miller at the general
delivery window.
E. P. Rasmussen contractor and
builder, is doing some extensive de
velopment work at the Roswell stone
quarry and will Oon have an up-to-
date rock saw which will enable him
to get the stone out much cheaper
and in much better shape for all