Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-23
Personal

Bias Ortiz visits the city from GAL.
linas today.
John Brunton visits the metropolis
from his Rociada mines.
Eugenio Moya returned to his Ri
vera omsf late Saturday evening.
{ +. ii. PIERCE and wire returned yes
terday from a short visit to Santa re.
H. W. Kelly was an incoming pas.
senger from the south on NO.2 today.
jesus Hernandez and wife re-:
turned from Albuquerque this after
noon. :.
MRS. II. G. Mcdonald accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Parker Wells, to
"a Cinta yesterday. ~
Mrs. Marietta AragOn and daughter
went up to Trinidad to visit rela-'
tives Saturday.
James O'Byrne, wife and daughter,
returned from a short visit to Colo
RADIO Springs yesterday afternoon.
Hugh Chapel went up to Wagon
MMound this afternoon to repair
some coal chute5 for the Santa Fe.
Mrs. III. D.. Rankin, accompanied ly
a young daughter of w. &. Reynolds
of Watrous, arrived in the city from
that thriving suburb today.
NA01 6olA ASOAACIO OOoA uCo w. q
this afternoon, where he goes to in
terview Judge Mills on that. timber
case which has pee hanging fire so
long.
G.. H. Montgomery, Dalhart, Tex;
Mrs. Hixson, Santa Rosa; w. W..
Otto, Ell raso; j. o. Anderson, Hem
stead. Texas. put up at the New
Optic.
w. G. Butterfeld, the erstwhile pic
ture agent, came In from the south
last night, returning from a pro.raet-
ed trip to Ell Paso and southern
points.
Hon. c. "A. Apiess, and Gov. M. A.
Otero were incoming passengers from
Santa re yesterday Afternoon, me
governor returning to the capital
last night. ~.
G.. Malien and wire departed Ior
Ell Paso this morning via Santa Rosa,
aIuer spending a pleasant week
among friends and relatives win the
city Of the meadows.
Juan Trujillo, La Cuesto; Felipe
Hernandez, Bueno Vista; Abram Ara
gOn, Cuesta; Juan b. Macs, Pablo
Ulibarri y Mores, Puerto Cito, maze
their regular trips to the metropo-
LIS today.
A. Berteaux, San Francisco, John
B~runton, d. X. kellar, Rociada;
Martin Klaban, Newton, kas.; A. H..
Macdonald, San Francisco; j. c. Ty-
der, Great Bend, Ka :, book al the
ftawlins house.
w. E. Klein, recently with the
Lewis Shoe & Clothing CO.. OF this
city, will leave for Templeton. To-
wa fnni0hf uyhNYtA ~ -.
The position of travelling salesman of
he International Harvesting Co.
Ed. n. German, Lamar, Colo, II.
X. Still, Fit. worth, Tex; w. j. Nc
MILAN, Denver; Miss A. Hall, Sagua-
che, Colo; F. A. Falts, Lincoln, Neb.;
M. T. Wright, Pueblo; r. NJ. Buxton
Denver; warm at the Eldorado ho-
tel.
w. H. d. Rogers, New York; J. w.
Young, Denver; w. A. Lewis, ST. Lou
is; Geo. Roe, Ell Paso; r. K. Stark
weather, Ann Arbor, Mich; w. A..
Greene. st. Joe; Tos. Hall, Albuquer-
que; H. vi. McCreary, Kansas City;
harbOr at the Cas.aneda.
G. M. Stevenson and wife depart
ed from La Pension this afternoon
on a short sightseeing trip to Santa
Fe and Albuquerque, after which they
will probably return to the city Of the
meadows, and probably make this
city their permanent residence.
Mrs. Emil Newhauser and father,
Peter Clauden, departed for Genoa,
ILL.,, this afternoon. Mrs. Newhaus-
err Is the widow of the late Emil
Newhauser, the Mora road ranchman,
who died recently. She will mak her
future home with her parents in H.
linOis.
Col. r. G. Head, the we'll known
cattleman who returned from an ex-
tended trip to Ell Paso and Mexico,
Friday, reports a big gathering of cat
tlemen in the rass city during the
carnival, He said that although buy
ers n sellers were numerous, prices
between them we're too far apart,
and very little trading was done.
James Flint is home from Wichita
where he has been attending school.
Miss Ella c. Akers, of vermillion,
Kansas, is a recent arrival in the city
visiting Mrs. Geo. Flaherty.