Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-04
exTaAcTs FROM EXCHANGES.
New Mexico News 9eIssored Bodily
From the Newspapers.

Albuquerque, returned to Santa re.
J.. ". Key. chief engineer OF the
Santa Fee cutoff, with his wife and
child, are In Albuquerque from Belen-
Hon. o. e. Cromwell, owner Of the
Albuquerque street railway and val
liable real estate In that city. arrived
there from New York.
Mr.. s. Lindauer and o Herman
Of Deming left for Las Cruces to visit
his daughter, Miss Lillian, who is at
tending school at that place.
Calvin Barker returned to Deming
from the Arkansas Hot Springs. where
he has spent the past two months
taking the baths for rheumatism.
William Baltzell, formerly Of Dem
ing, died on the 18th of last month
at his home in Kansas City, Mo-, and
was buried on the following day.
Reports received in Deming from
Haywood Springs are to the effect that
Mrs. w. H. Greer, of that city, was
seriously i'll with blood poisoning.
s. III. Seth and family have return
ed to Albuquerque from several
months spent in Los Angeles and are
living at 324 South Arno street.
A. j. Caldwell, Of Danville, KY, is
stopping in Deming for a time. Mr..
Caldwell went there with a brother
whose health was failing, but is rap
idly improving.
The ladies of Cottonwood Grove.
No. g. Woodmen circle Of Albuquer.
que are making arrangements for a
grand ball t be given April II, at
Colombo hall.
DIR. j. A. Samaniego and L. L.
Samaniego. the former Of Ell Paso and
the latter of Juarez. Mexico, attend
ed the Knights of Columbus banquet
in Albuquerque.
Ralph A. Byron Of Johnstown, Pa,
who had been in constant Attendance
at the bedside of his late brother, j.
p. Byron in Deming for ten days, left
for his home last Tuesday.
w. N. Powell. employed by w. p.
Doyle on his ella ranch, brought into
Lordsburg two and a half o of fine
alfalfa hay which was eagerly purch-
ased by the local dealers.
Miss Lulu johnson. niece of j T
Johnson, was an arrival from Padu.
cab. KY, in Albuquerque. She will
pay a visit to her uncle, whom she
has not seen for fifteen years.
The entertainment given in the
oepra house of Deming by the NOR
pheus entertainers was a musical and
Evolutionary treat that the citizens of
Deming are rarely favored with.
In the death of j. p. Byron. which
sad event took place In that city Dem
ing sustained the loss Of one of her
Oldest and mark and most esteemed
n popular citizens and business
men.
Encouraging news continues to
come to Albuquerque from the sick
room OF Miss May Renison in Pueblo.
The complete recovery Of the young
lady is now considered almost cer
tain.
Roy Burns, a young man about IS
years of age. died in Albuquerque Of
tuberculosis. Deceased came to New
Mexico about a year ago from Muske-
gon. Mich. but had been in Albu-
querque about five weeks.
A meeting was held in the parlors
Of St. Joseph's sanitarium in Albu-
querQue for the purpose Of perfecting
organization for a bazaar, to be held
In April for the benefit of the sani-
tarium and I o aid In completing the
annex.
The work of repairing and remodel
ing the McGrorty building on Silver
avenue and Spruce street in Deming
Is now in progress, for the use OF
the central telephone station, which
will soon be put In operation In that
city.
Judge Seaman Field, one Of Dem
ing's oldest and most respected cii-
Gems. celebrated his 74th birthday last
week. His son-in-law, Walter H.
Quincy gave a dinner in honor of the
occasion which was attended by the
members of the family and a few in
innate friends.
The. Albuquerque correspondent of
the Denver News and the Ell PasO
News is engaged in the highly laud-
able act" of attempting to work up
a libel suit against the Albuquerque
Citizen for telling some true facts
about a certain young man who fig
ured in the police court and was
fined SIS.
The Albuquerque guards, who have
occupied the Grant hall as their head
quarters for some time past, haev
been compelled to vacate on account
of the room having been leased to
Undertaken Edwards. Capt. M. O'DOn-
nell, who has recently aiken charge
Of the company, has secured the
rooms on South Second street, recent
" occupied by the millinery store
conducted by Miss Fleming, as tenn
porary quarters.
Total number of homestead entries
In Santa Fee for the month OF February,
30. Number of acres entered 1898.
Commissions $161. The total num-
her of homestead entries recorded In
the land office for February, IL; num-
Ter of acres, 1914; commissions re-
ceived, $71.75. Homestead entries:
atilana N. de Martinez. of Ocate, 100
acres in Mora county; Manuel s. Rael.
Of Guillon, lat acres in San Miguel
county final homestead entries: