Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-30

New Mexico News ScIssored Bodily
From the Newspaper.

Roman Romero and wife have re-
turned to Albuquerque from Ell Paso,
where they visisted DR.. F. b. Romero
and wife. relatives.
Gen A. Hudson has resigned his
position with Arthur Everitt at Albu-
suerque and will leave next week for
his home in Columbia. Mo.
Mrs. Foushee of Tucumcari, who
has been confined to her bad for the
past six weeks, is improving and will
soon be able to be about again.
Mamie. the three-months-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Boyee died
at the home in Albuquerque. The
cause of the death was scarlet fever.
Ex-Chief John F. Farley. formerly of
the Denver police force. now with
the ThieI detective agency, was in AL
buquerque. in interest Of the agncy
Major c. NJ. Carr was at Albuquer-
que from Guam. N. M. Mr.. Carr is
interested in a movement which may
bring a new lumber yard to Albuquer-
que.
A very successful well la been
sunk heal Orchard Park, Chaves coun-
ty. by Tannehill Bros. There is a
sixteen inches flow over a six and five
Fights casing.
ID. j. Aber, the civil engineer, fern
erly of Las Vegas, is surveying and
plating off the new town of Roy. six
ty-fiye miles from Tucumcari on the
new Dawson line.
j. M. Moad had quite a bad accident
at Red River while working on the
Wild Rose. A rock fell and struck
one of his eyes which laid I'm up
for a few days.
T. Y. Maynard, he Albuquerque
ieweler, who a been suffering Sc
yerely the past week with a badly
infamed eye, is improving so as to
be able TO be about his store.
with which he is connected.
H. B. Hennison, of Mt. Pleasant. Tex.
has taken the day watch at the Grand
Central hotel in Roswell. T. E. Buck
ley. who held the position SO long.
resumed his profession as civil engin-
eer.
w. B. FARRELL has sold his drug
store at Tucumcari to Mr.. Hadley
of Dalhart. Texas. DR.. Moore has
bought the ground and building I'M
will keep his office at the store for
the present.
L. Rogers. president of the Jayhawk
Gold Mining company, left Red River
for his home at Waco, Texas MI.
Rogers is connected with the whole
sale firm of the Cooper Grocery com
pany of Waco. Texas.
The Woodmen of the World of San
ia Fe raised $50 for the family of Epi-
tacio Gallegos the dead jailer. Gal
legos had applied for admission to
the lodge. but was rejected upon his
medical examination.
Capt. McMurray, of Louisville,
Texas. arrived in Roswell. The cap
tain is one of the old-timers and Is
known all along the frontier as n
of the fearless band of rangers, which
preserved order in the early days.
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new Methodist church on Don Cas-
par venue Santa Fe. has been torn
up and stakes have been set for the
new brick sidewalk that will extend
from Water street to the bridge.
At a public meeting of the citizens
of Tucumcari, Alex. ID. Goldenburg
and w. +. Buchanan were selected as
a committee to go TO Santa Fe to
present their claims for a new coun-
ty, before the Territorial legislature.
A couple of native women, Cruz
Peralta and Virgida Armijo, were ar
rested at the Los Angeles house in
Albuquerque by Officer Rossi, and
the charge of vagrancy was placed
against them. The judge fined them
$40 a piece.
A. b. Mcdonald, who several weeks
& suffered a severe attack of pneu-
meria and before fully recovering be-
came afflicted with pneumonia and
was taken to h st. Joseph's SAN
itarium. is again on the streets at
Albuquerque.
- !. oCltuifSA II A<lii nfEAS nan
was in Albuquerque transacting bus
mess with the wholesale merchants.
He says tina Bland is looking up a
little these days on account of the
proposed new railroad. the New Mex
leo Northern.
d.. A. Walker, of Columbus, Ohio,
president of the Consolidated Copper
company, is in Albuquerque. He is
there to meet Secretary Mcdonald. OF
the same company. from Denver, Colo.
The Consolidated Copper company
has large interests in New Mexico.
The Whitney company, the big
plumbing and hardware house on
South First street, Albuquerque, are
the rtuna possessors of a contract
TO furnish and ft a steam heating
system in the new Barnett building
at the corner Of Railroad avenue and
Second street down there.
c.. C.. Hall, the merchandise brok-
erage agent. returned to Albuquerque
from an extended trip over southern
Arizona and New Mexico. Mr.. Hall
says that he say a number Of prom
inent Albuquerque people at Tucson,
Ariz. Among them were J.. II. ORiel-
", Will Ments and John CASTOR.
From February %. which will be
Ash Wednesday, till March 8, a mis-
sion will be conducted by Rev. Father
Barry, S. j., at the church of the I'm
maculate Conception in Albuquerque.