Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-29
EXTRACTS FROM EXCHANGES.
New Mexico News Scissored Bodily
From the Newspapers.

The ladies' guild had a food sale "a
H. Bonem & Co.'S store at a Mar
cial.
Miss Clara Wakefield entered school
at the Visitation Academy at Las
Cruces. ~
The long talk of musicale will be
given at Las Cruces or the night of
Feb. 9Th.
Several new houses have been built
on the Russell & Bogard addition
at Tucumcari.
L. ]. Baker. an u%p-to-date watch
maker is locaed at Lanes drug store
in Las Cruces.
j. w. Pearson was elected justice
of the peace at Tucumcari, and j. w.
Meyers constable.
Born, to the wife of Alex. d. Cold
enburg at Tucumcari. a daughter, the
only girl in a family of six.
Tucumcari affords a good opening
for some first-class school teacher to
open a pay school at that place.
James Hitchcock. is home in San
Marcial from the agricultural college,
and is filling a clerical position at the
station.
S. c. Vaughn and Chas. Crossman
have beer appointed administrators
Of the estate of the late Paddy Vaughn
down at San Marcial.
Miss Bla;,che Bailey has closed 4
four months term Of school act Cham
berino and commenced a four months
term in the Anthony district.
Thomas Gentry has about completed
his fine two-story business building
at Tucumcari. j. j.. Brophy will Sc
cure a two year lease upon it.
Miss Eda Hubbard, a graduate of
the stenography class of 1902, from
Maria, Texas, surprised her college
friends at Las Cruces with a visit.
One of Leo Loewenstein's delivery
horses. in a frolicsome mood took a
run around the plaza al San Marciai
and reduced a good wagon to splin-
tiers. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kelly, of Water
loo. Ind. arrived at San Marcial and
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. j.
r. Nisbet. They will probably re-
main several weeks.
Don Pedro Perea arrived at Las
Cruces FRONT Tucumcari, where ne
had been the past month looking AFTER
sheep interests, and visited Don Mes
tor Armijo and family.
The prospects of the new gymnas'
ium at Silver City are growing bright
or all the time. Several of the men OF
the town nave come in n entered
their names on the list.
The new booklet of the a Vicente
hotel at Silver City. gotten out Dy
Mrs. o. S. Warren. is a very hne al
vertisement Of the sanitarium and
also of New Mexico and its climate
Mr. and Mrs. E. b. Hanson left San
Marcial Tor Denver, in the hope tina
the gentleman's health will derive ben
eft from the change. Mr.. Hanson
will occupy a position in a bank there
: y f. Collins. the Deming dentist
who was located there about a veal
since. rehung his shingle In ina
city. Mr.. Collins is now located II
the new Allison building.
The firm of II. Bonem & Co, was
dissolved by mutual consent, at Sar
MarciaI. John r. Moore purchasing
the interest of d. A. Shope. The new
arm assumes all liabilities and col
lects all accounts.
The business mems committee o
The Adelphi club met at the office o
Judge Field in Deming and completes
their organization. This committee
n sort Of reorganization of h Bus
ness Mems association on somewha
different lines.
Bid are invited for cutting o.
brush. cleaning and sloping the BANK
of the Independent sections of the Ha
ford ditch from head to Mccoy heat
Coy gate to the Benin fume. distanc
two miles and 1000 feet.
Stoney Ball, an Albuquerque negr'
claiming to have formely been emplo.
ed in the White Elephant saloon 6
albuquerque brutality assaulted an
ra, shed the fourteen-year-oid daug
ter of Pedicantro Baca, a highly r
spected citizen of Belen.
w. ]. Sapp, the we'll known mi
inc. man has been placed in charge
the recently purchased plant OF II
American Consolidated copper cor
pany at Lordsburg. Mr.. Sapp's fami
--4~s~ slnni~ ~aci1nnna in SiIv(
City. E,
Manager Maynard Gunsul of the A
buouerque gas. electri eight and POI
err company left Albuquerque for De
ver IN business of Importance in CO
nection with the improvements to
made in the company's service in tn
city.
Wood & Morgan purchased the Nc
mon horse, Arapine, at Farmingto
for $3.50. Whiel the little stallion
ten years old, they anticipate much
the way of purse winning with III
this season. for James Curl says the
is much speed in him.
Deputy United States Marsh
Frank Hall returned to AlbuquerQ'
from Alamogordo, where he serv'
papers citing Attorney w. H. Peel
to appear before the United Stat
court 10 answer to the charge OF
fraudulent use of the mails
The past year HI q Juan VI
ley has been one of profit and plent
the coming season promises to be ev
better. The past year saw such
wonderful deyelopment and growth