Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-10
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New Mexico News Scissored Bodil
From the Newspapers.

from 81. LOu1S, where ne SOLO TWO cdI
loads Of horses.
Work on the depot in San Marcial
Is still being delayed for the lack OF
building material.
Mrs. John Z. Griffith Of Socorro is
numbered among those who are suf-
fering from a severe cold.
Harry Armstrong is planning an ad-
dition to his residence u at the foot
hills near San Marcial.
There are more improvements in
progress now in Socorro now than at
any other time for the last six years.
Mrs. Henry l.. Waldo. who has been
visiting in Santa Fe during the past
three weeks left there for Kansas
City.
Bod Lewis returned to Socorro from
Alma, having in custody Harry Shack
leford, who was indicted for murder
two years ago.
The public school in San Marcial,
which has been kept going he past
two months on private subscription,
has closed down.
LenaGrifRth of Socorro has been so
afflicted with a eve cold as to be
obliged to be absent from her work
at the School Of Mines.
Work was begun in Socorro under
the direction Of Mayor Cooney in clear
ing out the dead trees and planting
new ones in the park.
j. NJ. Allen left his post at the Allen
hotel, M~agdalena, to come to Socorro
and recuperate. Mr. Allen is suffering
from a touch of rheumatism.
Edward Dambach, president OF the
w. II. Martin Co.. the owners of the
great Rosedale mine. arrived in San
Marcial from Evans City. Pa.
Assessor Benz. Sanchez arrived in
Socorro from a ten days absence at
Mogollon. Mr.. Sanchez drove tie last
seventy miles of the distance in n
day.
Professor Lincoln has bought a few
acres of Lane cut lei the School of
Mines at Socorro and, it is reported,
will mex summer build a home there.
DR.. VIM. Driscoll has accepted the
management of the Howell drug bust
ness in Socorro and will conduct it in
the name Of Mrs. Howell.
Miss Ruby Berry of Socorro accom-
panied Attorneys E.. E. Veeder and
Ellsworth Ingalls, to San Marcial to
AXE testimony in an important case
before the court OF Indiana depreciation
claims.
The Illinois Brewing Co.. of Socorro,
IS making some valuable improve
ments In It's plant. The height Of the
stone building has been increased to
four stories and when finished it will
be a complete plant for manufacturing
and storing beer.
The case of scarlet fever in Rev.
Taylor's family of Socorro was a very
light one. The house has e thor
oughly fumigated and washed with
d~isinfectants. Visitors will. however,
be received in the part of the house
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna.
DIR. Hines Of Springer was called to
Cimarron professionally Tuesday, re-
turning wednesday,. The wound of B.
S. Payne had not been doing as well
as il might. bothering him considera-
BILE. so the doctor was called.
Carlos Cornaye, recently of Springer,
but of late vars living in Union county,
- - 1901 - x~~o &~~uN hip
wife. Maria de Sandoval Cornaye, on
the grounds of desertion and aban-
donment.
Down in southern Union county cat
tie are said to be dying in large num-
bers. Last season the grass was very
short in that section Of the country
and ten days ago they had Is inches of
snow that covered the ground. catch
ing the cattle in very poor condition.
February %, Juan Mares. an old
citizen Of Mora county, father of Pablo
Mares. who lives lei Halls Park.
crossed the w that separates the
known from the unknown.
o. F. Matkin, superintendent Of the
Legal Tender Mining and Milling Co.,
of Elizabethtown. came down to Sprin-
ger leaving for southern Colorado
points on business. Mr.. Matkin re-
ports prospects as looking splendid for
the coming season in Elizabethtown
mining district.
E~x-Treasurer Abran Abeyta was ar
rested in Socorro on a charge of taking
unlawful possession of certain official
books pertaining to the Office of u
ty The case was brought
before Justice Amos Green. The x
treasurer waived examination and was
placed under 1000 bond to await the
action of the grand jury.
At a meeting Of the Socorro Gene
terry Association ]. p. Chase was elect
ed president. J.. j. Lesson. secretary,
and John Greenwald treasurer. These
officers were also empowered to act
as trustees to attend to all details con
corning the framing of bylaws, fenc-
ing the cemetery. etc.
Prof. F. A. Jones and p. c. Bell were
in Socorro. These gentlemen have re
Gently sold their valuable iron prop
erty east of San Antonio to the COlora-
do Fuel and Iron company. While they
have not stated what price they re-
ceived, 1t is understood that they can
live comfortably the remainder Of
their days whether they sell any more
mining property or not.
A delegation of citizens of the town
of Santa Rosa, consisting Of C.. H.
0koarnc mnrchanf. GaorUo II Smith