Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-30
PERSONAL


]. c. Valarde is in the city from
Clayton.
G. H. Rhodes and wife returned last
evening from Denver.
J. D. Hand is Down from his beau
tiful Los Alamos ranch.
w. E. McLennan registers al the
New Optic from Ration.
Alexandra FresQuez, county survey
or, was in the city today.
Ramon Archuleta y Bustos was in
the city today from his San Ignacio
home. ElnSA3
Batlazar Sanchez, a sheep man from
Joya Larga, was in the city today on
business.
John Schwaller,. who was formerly
in business here with Vincent Truder,
is in the. city on his a back from
| California.
]. B. Roley, Denver; ]. Leahy, Ra-
ton, were the arrivals at the Rawlins
house today.
Roman Lujan. a large sheep owner.
was in the city today from the Red
River country.
Matt Robertson, st. Joe; F. John
son and wife, Santa Fe, are registered
| at the Plaza hotel.
Mrs. J.. A. Lynn, Mrs. M. Brown, j..
D. zimmerman and wife arrived today
| from Kansas City.
Ike Hauser, who sells paper for a
| big Cincinnati house, is making his
| periodical trip to the city.
Fulgencio C. de Baca, a gentleman
Of some prominence, left for his home
in La Cuesta this morning.
j. Hensel is a new arrival in the
city from California who will accept
a position behind the Annex bar.
Mr.. n Mrs. Richard Dunn drove
in from Rociada his morning. Mr..
Dunn is the lumber magnate of the
district.
E. Waldo Ward, the famous purvey-
or of fancy groceries for a big New
York house, is here on his annual pill
grimage.
Jose Vigil, after whom the town OF
Los Vigiles vas named, was in the
city today from that village, after sup
plies for his ranch.
F. H. McElroy, city editor of the
Santa Fe New Mexican, who a been
taking a few days rest here, went
home this afternoon.
Rev. ]. d. Thompson, a Presbyterian
minister of Hamilton, Ohio, who has
been staying here for some weeks,
left today for Colorado Springs.
Ed Huey returned last evening from
Denver, where he was called recently
to the bedside of a brother who had
been injured in the railway service.
Geo. E. Koye, Kansas City; H. A.
Robinson, wife and children, MARSHALL
town, Ia; George Miner, Chicago; F.
d. Moore. Santa Rosa, registered a
the Ell Dorado.
David Goldbaum, an Old-time resi-
Gent of Las Vegas, but who now rep
resents a large liquor house of Cincin
natl, was in the city today, stocking
up his customers.
w. A. Cundall, Kansas City; J. X
Mccartney, st. Louis; Louis COIN
San Francisco; ]. D. Hand and sisters
Los Alamos; Waldo Ward, New York
are registered at the Castaneda.
Mrs. H. "A. Robinson arrived las
evening from Old Mexico and wa
met here by her husband, who was re
turning from an eastern trip. The.
will remain here for the summer.
Mr.. Chas. J.. Tonk, travelling repre-
sentative of the William TOnk & Bro
Co., importers, manufacturers and JOE
bers of musical merchandise of Ch1ca
go, arrived in the city yesterday. H
will spend a day or two seeking bus
ness here.
Ben WELLER, the ~well-known sales
man who headquarters at Albuquel
que. came in from the north on No.
t last night. He reports freezing col
weather in Colorado and at La Junt
s several inches of snow.
S Perfecto Madrid, Los Conchas
0 Dionicio Gonzales, Frank Lucero, Lo
Gallinas: Juan Rafael Martinez, Tece
It lote: Antonio Gonzales, San Geron
mo; Manuel Garcia, Aguillar, wer
visiting. the city from their respec
l. i've places of residence today.
It Jim Leonard of Trout Springs ma
b established q new record. At leas
" SO say his friends. They claim thu
II he drove in from his place this morl
ing in thirty-fve minutes, bringin
with him 1000 pounds of ice, whic
Ny had formed there during the nigh
ut notwithstanding the frigidity OF t.
at atmosphere today, he found a reao
IS market for his product and returne
J." home rejoicing, bearing many sheke
II with him.