Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-27
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New Mexico News Seissored Bodily
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AOoS AAS 49, 0@A4A 4OA 81 - 1880
Tularosa has a new railroad agent,
F. r. Brink, who succeeds Mr.. Red
dy.
Judge H. X. Parker is still on the
sick list at Tularosa and not able 10
be about.
Tularosa wants a local buyer and
shipper for fruits and vegetables OF
the coming crop.
Tom Osby is on the streets of Tu-
larosa again after the bad weather,
taking the sunshine.
w. A. Hyde Of Three Rivers, was
in Tularosa contracting for herders
for the lambing season.
The l.. e. w. C. of Tularosa col
lected $11.40 at their supper on the
night of the 14th inst.
Tom Osby says q friend of his has
sold a car of silverware at La Luz.
taking pay in dried fruit.
Mr.. Messer, the dairy man of Ala
mogordo, bought a load Of hogs of
John Shryrock in Tularosa.
Fred H. PETIT died at Las Cruces.
He was a well known surveyor and
at one time a citizen of T~ularosa.
The Tularosa postmaster, John Shy
rock. is kept busy since the snow
blockade. waiting for the mails.
J. F. Wilmer is surveying west of
TularOsa for parties interested in
lands in that section of the country.
Messrs. Clayton and Mcdonald
have struck q good flow of water at
Black River. fifteen miles west of Tu-
larosas "a
The wedding of Henry E. Brooks
and Miss A. Z. Joseph, both Of Santa
Fe, took place at the residence of
Capt. Taylor in Albuquerque.
A merry party of colored folks met
at the home OF Mrs. A. H. Dorsey in
Albuquerque and were treated to an
excellent supper and an unusually
good time.
A. j.. Frank, the Algodoncs s-nelter
man, n daughter, Miss Edna, re-
turned to the new smelter town from
Albuquerque, after spending a few
days in that city.
Ed Smith came in to Tularosa from
the San Andreas. He reports snow
almost impossible in places ca the
plains. The drift in some places was
up to the wagon bed.
Architect La Driere has let the
steam heating and plumbing contract
OF the e Bachechi & Giomo build
4A6 I'll SOutn u StlCct III
que, to Brockmeier & Cox.
Louie E. Benjamin, who has been
connected with Sol BENJAMIN &
Co. for some time at Albuquerque, has
accepted a position with the Ruthen-
berg & Schloss Cigar company.
The Ell Paso foot ball team has ar
ranged a series of three games, to be
played during the cattlemen's con
v%ention, with the Indians from the
government college at Albuquerque.
Mrs. J. p. Cravens has the finest
Jersey COW in Tularosa-one to be
proud of. This COW is the mother OF
two calves, born this week, one a
Jersey and the other a Hereford, both
heifers.
$2,O00,0O DO. of New Mexico, 81, 200, 900,
and of Oklahoma $527.00O. OF the
three proposed states Oklahoma has
the highest assessed valuation, $75,.
600. 900.
Several ladies representing the La.
dies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, were nj in
Albuquerque selling tickets for the
grand ball to be given at Colombo
hall March IL. They report good sue
cess
The Internatioal mining company,
operating in the Malone district, is
working some of the mines with very
gratifying results. On the Gold Brick
they have a horse power within in op.
GRAFTON and are surfacing ore daily
from an incline shaft, 12O feet deep.
Adjutant James Maloy, of the Sal.
walton army, Is in Albuquerque again,
working for the cause to which he de.
votes his time n attention. Mr.. Ma,
10y drove overland from Pueblo, Colo.
and was out in a terrible blizzard
which prevailed a week ago Sunday,
Two of Raton's popular young PEG.
pie were Joined in the bonds of mat.
trimony. Wednesday, February IS, at
900 p. m. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Willette at the Baptist
church. which made Edith Dukelin
and Bert Etheridge man and wife,
the church being filed with friends OF
the contracting parties.
The Commercial Club dance in AL.
buquerque was well attended and un-
commonly pleasant. The fact of the
imminence of the Lenten' season prob,
ably had something to do with the
enj0ymen. OF the occasion. although
- - tiS VI IN 0kG
to continue the dances as usual dur
ing the forty days that many observe
~religiously.
The Italian band, a leading musical
organization of Albuquerque, held a
meeting at which many important is
sues were considered. Foremost
among these was the matter regard
ing public band concerts at the parks
A committee was appointed to ar
range for public concerts to be given
at the Albuquerque parks every Sun
day evening, beginning the first OF
May. go
The organization Of plasterers and
bricklayers of Albuquerque was prac.
tically accomplished by the district or
ganizer for the American Federation
of Labor, A. l.. Weems. These two
unions will hold meetings and elect
officers and send to their national
headquarters for charters some time
during the present week. They will
become affiliated with the Central La
Dor Union of that city.
The fair given by the Church of the
Sacred Heart, to which Gallup PEG
pie have been looking forward with
much interest for the past few weeks
closed Saturday night after one 81
the greatest that Gallup has
ever known. The primary object oil
che fairwas to pay OF an Indebtedness
of $1,545 ON the church property, but
1t accomplished much more than this
the net proceeds being nearly So, 900
The New Mexico Cattle Association
will meet in Deming on the 18th and
14th of next month. Many plans anf
propositions will be set before the or
~ganization as soon as it is in shape tc
decide matters of Importance. The
executive committee will meet OF
March 18th and will put affairs into
such a shape that the work or organic