Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25

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ing business and visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. g. G. Marshall of Albuquer-
que accompanied her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Marshall 10 the city this after
noon, and will make her home here.
Hon. 1. Bradford Prince came up
from SantaFe this afternoon. transact
ed some business with expedition
AMI leu for home on No. Z tins even.
ing.
Mrs. ". y. Black and children Who
have been visiting the iadys broth
er Dan Rhodes and other Las Vegas
relatives left this afternoon for their
home III Topeka.
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. p. Smith left this
afternoon for Springfield, Mass, in
charge OF the remains OF their mother
which will be laid TO rest in the Gem
etery at the old home.
Miss +. Floy Davis was a passenger
through the city today on her way
from Belen, where she had been Wis
iting her brother for several weeks
to her home in Ripon. Wis.
Supt. Gaunt, o. the Santa Fe teie-
graph system, passed through the city
this afternoon in his private ear bound
for Topeka headquarters. He has
been rusticating in California.
Arthur Blood. a popular young man
from kasas City. VINO is employed in
me storekeeper's office in Albuquef
que, passed through the city last ev-
ening on his way back to work after
a two weeks vacation spent at home.
Attorneys j. o. Cameron and i. ].
Nisbet Of Roswell arrived in the city
today / o represent the defense in the
case of M%illheiser, VS., Long ct al, a
hehearing of which was begun in the
chambers of Chief Justice Mills to-
day.
Miss Helen McNallen, mi of the
members Of the staff Of the public
schools of Gallup, is here to spend a
few days at home, before returning to
the duties Of the coming year. The
young lady spent the greater part Of
the summer in California.
An Albuquerque paper makes some
ugly insinuations about Prof. John
Douglas Walker, last year director
Of the school Of music in that city. No
specific charges are made. It Is said
he has gone to Los Angeles and will
, be connected with a conservatory
there.
p. w. Zimmerman, claim agent for
the Santa Fe, left last night for home.
Mr.. Zimmerman will present to the
officials of the company the sad case
of Pedro Montoya, whose death re-
%suIting from an accident at the shops.
left seven children without father and
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Stewart and
Mrs. VIM. R~amsbarger of Topeka, who
have been spending a week at Har-
vey's, returned to the city today. The
families will return in a day or two
to Topeka, where both gentlemen
hold responsible positions in the ser
vice of the Santa Fe.
Captain Floyd Gilbert Of Silver City
instructor of artillery tactics at West
Point was a passenger through the
city yesterday. The young man had
been spending a months vacation
with his parents at Silver City. Capt
Gilbert was graduated from West
Point, in 1897 as a cadet from New
Mexico. His rise has been rapid and
his friends predict for him a bright
military future.
Jack" Mennett son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Mennett, returned this after.
noon from Mexico, where he Is en-,
gagged In a prosperous business. He
looks as though life In the southern
republic agreed with him as his ap.
pearance Is fine and dandy.The young
man will remain here about two
weeks.