Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-11
Personal PENclLlNGs.

"A. -. Bell IS III lFOIu MlltTd1 Till.
Cracker Billy" Taylor is in town
otro vez.
A. Tooney HE'D himself to Kansas
City this afternoon.
r. H.. Lester, Fairbanks soap man,
is in town with his butterflies.
A. A. Townley Of Sidney, Ohio,
dOmiciles at the New Optic.
James Dorsey has returned from
Colorado, sick, and glad to get back.
l. E. Westrick, Mineral Hill; ]. a.
Layton, Santa Fe rest at the Eldora-
do.
Herman Rankin, accompanied J.. H.
Whitmore down to Gallinas Springs
and neighboring hamlets this morn
ing.
c. Nj. Moore, manager of the Moore
| Lumber company, is in Denver on bus
mess.
w. C. Reynolds of Watrous, made
a flying trip to the metropolis yes
| terday, returning the same day.
j. Van Houten returned to Ration
yesterday, leaving his better half TO
| visit her mother in this city for a
few days.
Ralph dalloran, the Albuquerque
| life insurance agent, is talking poll
| tics and expectancies to local peo-
pie today.
Frank Waugh, formerly a Las We
gas, put now a successful broker
Of Trinidad, is interviewing the local
trade today.
Mrs. Pasca and daughter, Celia,
came down from Springer last
evening and are visiting with Mrs.
c. F. Jones.
Hon. Jas. S. Duncan boarded No. 2
this afternoon north. He will meet
No. / tonight and return to his legisla'
tive duties at Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macario Gallegos de-
parted for their home at Mora this
morning, after a few days spent peas
antly visiting in the city.
Philip Callahan and A. MCGEE are
contemplating leaving tonight for Be
len from where they will go to do the
stone work on the Santa Fe cutoff.
H. C. Williams hopes to take No.
z his evening for Belen. where he
has extensive well drilling contracts
for the Santa Fe cutoff.
District Court Clerk Sec. Romero
returned last night from In extended
overland trip as far south as the Gal
linas mountains of Lincoln county.
Rev. GabinO RendOn. who is in the
Presbyterian mission work near Rat
on is in the city, chatting with ole
friends and making new ~acquaint
ances.
Mrs. Solt and daughter. Miss Lii
liam, are expected to return to the cit!
tonight on the late trans from Kan
sas, where they have cen for severa
months past.
Geo. Cook passed through the me
tropolis yesterday from Socorro t
Z Chicago. He shook hands with sev
. eral old acquaintances while tn
: train stopped.
] w. B. Twitchell will go I've to hi
4 Hamilton mines mor to let
5 fifty-foot contract OF an extension o
} the big copper mine. which bears tn
2 name of the district.
Capt. j. G. Clancy arrived in tn
, city from his Guadalupe county rancl
Z last evening. The genial sheep ma
5 reports the southern section badl
3 In need of moisture, snow preferable
z ]. G. Taylor. an extensive cattl
feeder of Great Bend, Kansas, is Gil
. culating among local stockmen lool
ing for the horned species, with whic,
to feed off the winter wheat ggrow
around the big Kansas flour center
May Robertson. st. Joe: b. S. A
Z kins, Denver; w. M. Go~ldschalk, Mi
waukee; Ralph Halloran, Albuque
t que; F. S. Kern. Ira B. Close. Oh
g cago; j. Leahy. Ration; Miss Mario
. Bogy, st. Louis; VIM. Cooper, S
{ Louis; A. A. Gordon, Denver, stop 6
. the Castaneda.