Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-05
PERSONAL

Special Officer Ben Williams went
to Albuquerque last night.
Travelling Engineer ]. A. Ross came
up from the south this afternoon.
Chas. A. Gregor, late Of the head
quarters, is now at Truder's Annex.
New Optic: John Hence, Pueblo.
Colo; M. NJ. Fitzgerald, Chicago;
Chas. Lund, Boston, Mass.
D. T. White, the FL Paso commits
sion merchant, is here with his wealth
er eye peeled for business.
c. A. Fellows, Of Topeka. the San
ia Fe contractor. who built the fine
house at Trinidad. Is in the city.
Governor and Mrs. Otero, Secretary
and Mrs. Reynolds will return to San
Ia Fe on the late train this afternoon.
Richard p. Innes, Of the forestry
bureau, is in the city from the ma
tional capital. He comes on business
in the territory.
Forrest e. Barnes, who has been
the efficient clerk for Roadmaster D.
Elliott, left this afternoon for Ari-
iona, whittier he has been transferred.
B. M. Donaldson, formerly in the
employ OF the Wells-Fargo Office here
is in the city on business for a Dallas
house which he represents on the
road.
G. M. Bivens, Birmingham, Ala;
B. M. Donaldson, Dallas, Tex; P. G.
Powell, Lucerne, w. Va; J. X. Pow
ell, Lucerne, w. Va, are at La Pen
sion.
Among the passengers who took
passage for Harvey's ideal mountain
resort this morning were Mrs. l..
Cochran, the Misses Swinford and M.
L. Baldwin.
Mrs. A. j. Browne, mother Of M. W.,
E. L. and C. W. Browne, arrived this
afternoon from Kansas City. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Helen.
A. r. Quinley and A. A. Maloney,
well equipped with alluring dies, have
gone up the canyon for the purpose
of practicing their wiles upon the fnny
denizens Of the streams.
H. D. Myers, vice-president of the
Plaza Trust and Savings bank, and
family left this afternoon for Denver,
whence they will go to their old home
in Canton, Ohio, for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Black arrived
this afternoon from Topeka to spend
several weeks in the city and vicin
ity. Mrs. Black ID a daughter OF Mrs
M. Rhodes and a sister to Dan and
W. H. Rhodes.
The small children of Oresti Ba'
chechi and G. Giomi, Albuquerque
business men, passed through the city
yesterday. They are going alone, all
the way to Italy, where they will be
nl'ced in school. Y
Yesterday three teams were sent
by Chafin & Duncan to Rio La Casa,
A. S. Moye and family. w. M. Bel
and family, who have been camping
out there, will pack their outfit and
return today.
Mrs. Herbert D. Romero, formerly
Of Las Vegas, has made arrangements
with Miss Lou Lee of Albuquerque
by means Of which she will succeed
the latter as conductor Of the select
private school in the Duke City.
B. M. Donaldson, who was in the
city during the years 1898 and 1899
connected with the Wells-Fargo Elk
press company, has been in town TO-
day. He represents a San Antonio,
Tex, saddle and harness company.
Guests at the Ell Dorado are M. 8,
Stephens, Kansas City; H. Il. Nix,
Texas; Eph. Meredith, Denver; W. G,
Miller, 81 Paso; p. =. Tangen. Pueblo,
Colo; M. L. stephenson and wife,
Kansas city; John G. Thompson and
wife, Pittsburg. Pa.
Castaneda: A. r. Newcomb, Chi
cagu; Richard P. lines, Washington,
D. G.; D. T. While; 81 paso;- J. P.
Goodlander. Ell Psso; @. "A Fellows,
Topeka; L. A. BiaAds KANSAS City;
J. W. Purefry, ]. Thompson, Denver;
Byron Willis, Cleveland; jacob Gross
and wife. St. Louis.
p. F. McCanna, secretary Of the ter.
ritorial fair, was reported on passen.
ger train No. 8. which passed through
the city this morning. He goes to
visit his old home in Oswego. N. Y,
where his wife and children are now
staying. He was accompanied by At.
'torney C. e. Burg, who will visit his
parents in washington.
Mrs. Geo. H. Hutchinson Of the New
Optic has received the unweicome
news Of the death Of her nephew,
Dallas Hill, at Ell Reno, Oklahoma.
The lad will be well remembered
here. as he paid several visits to his
Las Vegas relatives. He had been az.