Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-10
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' oSt q SdllltHldH, is IN
town on business.
Father Morrissey went out to Los
Alamos this morning.
H. G. Avis. with a full line Of shoe
samples, is in from st Louis.
Capt. w. B. Brunton went out to
his home at Shoemaker on No. 3 yes
terday.
w. L. Crockett left today on No. 2
for Boone, Colorado, where he owns
a large ranch.
. +. Grayson the prominent bank
q Of Silver City, is making a flying
visit II this tGwn.
Frank Waugh, merchants broker
from Trinidad, Colo, came in yester-
Gay on business.
]. d. Hand paid another flying visit
to the city, coming in yesterday and
going out today.
Francisco Martinez and Epimenio
MARQUEE, prominent business men from
Wagon Mound, are in town.
Will Springer went out this morn
ing to attend the wedding festivities
which 7 on today at Los Alamos.
j. E. Moore, whose obliging atten-
ton at La Pension makes that hosiery
justly popular, Is on the sick list from
an attack Of grip.
Charles Jones, who has been work
ing with a surveying party neal San
Francisco, returned to the city this
morning on No. s.
John A. Adams left yesterday for a
ten days trip through Mora county
In the interest Of the Inter Mountain
School of Correspondence.
w. A. Colt. Of Manzanola, Colo, ar.
rived on No. / today. He is about %
make a shipment of sheep to his feed.
ing establishment in Colorado.
+ d. Mccormick, the prominent
sheep man from Las Conchas, went
tyt to his ranch this morning. Hi
will return to town again Saturday.
Ban Reed of Rocky Ford, Colo. load
ed yesterday the 5000 sheep which lie
purchased from the llfeld company
and went out with the shipment today.
a thing which cannot safely be neg
lected. Mr.. Rudolph. after giving his
boys who are in school here a good
square dinner. will return to Rociada.
Sidney Tompkins. government tie
inspector from Albany, n. y, who has
been making a tour Of inspection on
the Pecos, is back again at the Casa
media.
F. T. Bird arrived in town yes
terday from Amsterdam. N. Y. He is
registered at the New Optic, and will
make that house his home for several
months.
F. G. Matthews, travelling passenger
and freight agent Of the Burlington,
was a passenger On No. 2 today, bound
for his home In Denver after a visit
to various points in the southwest.
s. L. Fisher, the owner of valuable
mining and ranch interests at Mineral
Hill. is, together with his wife, visit
ing Las Vegas. Mr.. Fisher Is witness
In a case of trespass now pending in
the court.
Governor and Mrs. Otero passed
through Las Vegas this afternoon OF
their way to New York and Wash
ington, where they intend to spend
the holidays.
w. Z. Hull of the FL Dorado hotel,
who has been Ill for a few days. Is
reported not quite so comfortable to.
day. He Is under the care Of DR.. Smith,
who pronounoes his case to be a severe
cold which has settled in the muscles,
causing yer pain.
chas. Rudolph Is In town today
from Rociada. He says the road BE.
tween this city and Sapello is in a
bad condition. and the Improvement
Of the same, he thinks, should be a
subject for consideration BY the Com
mercial club. Coming in, he counted
no less than 10 teams, and he be.
lieves the maintenance in good eondi.
ton Of a road Of such importance Is
b. r. Mclaughlin Is In town from
Cuervo. waiting for the arrival of
$500 sheep from his ranch, which are
due today. They have been sold to
W. a. Colt of Manzanola, Colo. and
he expects TO get the shipment out to-
morrow. Mr.. Mclaughlin says that
no snow whatever has fallen out II
Cueryo and that the country is ex.
tremely dry, He was surprised to find
much moisture about Las Vegas.
The Optic reporter found a very
gallant gentleman In town in the per,
son OF nj. NJ. sommerield of the Gas.
tro Portuondo Cigar company Of New
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