Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-22
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Mrs. M. e. Rad0lph y in from Ro-
f1Ga9as mo1svs sl41 nia3 as Ill
9sA2 III Taylor ,eioDenver is at the
Central ssa3 isa1 g4sIAsF .4s Il, LiEss.
5aArss II. d. Hallett is down from
Watrous,l 1850 ~ ~8uAse mlsetss.9u q
&c P. Jones, Il santa Rosa business
man i" IN the city u Pr 9aM''s
Mrs margarine Romero drove out
to FL Poryenir today ssi saiasa ,aa
attorney AaiOs I1arrazoIo went TO
the springs on,ibusiness today. nnFli
lepThos..f Byrnes5, a Boston boot man,
whose special brand is Queen Quality,
is Winsling with the trade.
J, G. Taverers and G. r. Williams.
are well known dispensers OF gentle
mems furnishings. who are doing bus
inesslifn the city, 4ii tssAi stnsf
Col. and Mrs. Jno. Norris, Of Louis
vile, KY, who have ben spending
Some time II the Hot Springs are at
the Castaneda,
Julio Romero, La Questa; Filomero
FCrespin, San Geronimo; Castrino Gar
'cia, Ell iPoryeRir, are.transacting bust
ness In the city today. @sts ~fi@
At the Rawlins house are Jas. Ho-
gan, FIT. Wayne. Ind; J. r. Mulhern,
Ration; + Mulhern. Pecos. and J., 2.
Tyler Great Bend. Kans. s.rsa as
Mrs. H. G.. Whitcomb- of Albu-
Querque passed through the city this
afternQon-on herWay to Wichita,
Kan. to-~isit her daughter.
BiIily.~Neyman who has been mag
ing Smethfng less than a fortune in
the colorado capital returned this az
Las Vegas. He expects
to remain. - s;saW isee 4laau y. .e4s-
* The following tourists have inscrib-
ed their names upon the book at
the Eldorado, w. B. Well, Rushville,
Ind: sA.sDs Maxwell, Leadville, Colo.
GO. Francisco, who has won fame
as a successful salesman for the
Cndahy Packing company, and fame
of another. sort as a crack billiard
player. i sshere on professional visit.
y. r. Murphy. general western man
ager of the Cudahy Packing company,
was a visitor at the offices of the local
agents, the Hamblin Brokerage com
panys MI. Murphy is at La Pension
Miss Minnie Johnston, Of Kansas
City, who has been spending some
time in the city, left this afternoon
for home. Her brother, whom she ac-
companied here will remain for some
time longer.
At the Castaneda are the following
guests: F. Graham, Pueblo; H. Man
heimer, Hillsdale, Mich; j. E. Cham
berlain, Denver, and Max Baer, who
is here in the interest of a big bar
fixture house.
81 At the New Optic are registered J..
w. Canada, Omaha; G. E. McIntire,
Watrous; F. M. Justin, F. D. Chap
man, vincennes, Ind; F. w. Adams
and T. N. Smith, Goodland, Kans.;
c.. p. McCambridge, Rociada; F. G.
Davis, Boston. The New Optic has
every room occupied.
J. F. Lederer of Mcpherson, Kas.,
a prosperous merchant and land own
er, passed through the city this morn
ing on his way home from Engle.
where he visited his wife's parents,
Gov. and Mrs. w. G. Ritch. Twenty
years ago Mr.. Lederer was employed
in the office Of the surveyor general
at Santa Fe.
Chas. Mead, for some time past an
efficient pharmacist at the store OF
the Winters Drug company, has re-
signed his position to enter upon the
management of the McCoach drug
+ store in San Marciai, which he has,
in conjunction with his brother-in-law,
Lee Shallenberger, lately purchased.
| Mr.. Mead went south this afternoon.
F. B. McKeehan, long the popular
chief deputy U. S. marshal Tor New
Mexico, now Chinese inspector for
the. southwest, passed through he
city this afternoon on his way to his
headquarters in Ell Paso. Mr.. Nc
Keehan was called to his old home
in Ohio by the death of his father:
The gentleman left his wife in the
east to. spend several weeks. lie
asked to be remembered to Attorney
Geo. p. Money, Sheriff Cleofas Rom
Gro and other friends and save lie
will be here during the spring term OF
court. &D