Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-07
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New Mexico News ecissored eodIl,
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From n Newspapers.
John GALLAGHER has q fine well of
water on his goat ranch near White
Oaks.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
B. Smith died in White Oaks of bron-
chitis.
Plenty of snow and zero weather is
what the weather bureau has been
dealing out to White Oake people.
Mrs. r. P. Hopkins. of Pichaco, is
improving very slowly but all are now
hopeful for her ultimate
John Lane Of White Oaks will return
Il Las Cruces where he will resume
his studies at the Agricultural college.
A baby boy Weighing about eight
pounds made his appearance in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Lobato
In Albuquerque.
Jesus Garcia returned to Albuquer-
que from Las Cruces, where he atten-
ded the funeral of his father-in-law
Martin Amador.
Miss Josie c. Munay, the popular
young p0stmistress at Fort Bayard. Is
still suffering from the effects Of a dis
located shoulder.
The Rev. Robt. Renison, pastor of
the Episcopal church of Albuquerque,
is strongly urgnig the need Of a new
church building there.
Mat Gilmore has just returned to
Alto from his ranch In the San An
dreas mountains. He reports cattle do
ing well on those ranges.
The Western Union telegraph poles
in Santa Fe are being reset and wires
are being strengthened by a force OF
repairers Of the company.
e. ]. Quinn has Hsturnd to White
Oaks from Albuquerque, where he
residence for himself in the Buckhorn
Addition, near his fathers home.
The United States grand jury in
Santa Fe returned an indictn.en for
forcible entry to the postofice at Tres
Piedras against George Bachford.
Ranchmen from the upper ella are
bringing in hay and vegetables to Sill
yer City daily from that fertil region.
Much to the qualification of local deal
ers.
Roy Myron Fiield, the well-known
Baptist divine, has been holding a
very interesting and successful meet
ing at~the Baptist church in Silver
City.
The United States grand jury in
Santa Fe returned an Indictment for
illegally selling liquor to Indians
against A. p. F. Coape, a resident of
Rio Arriba county.
There has been several Texas men
in the vicinity of Alto lately looking
for homes. Most Of them are well
pleased with the section and will
build homes and ranches there.
A party of moneyed men came in to
White Oaks from Iowa and Illinois, to
look over the properties of the Free
Gold Mining and Milling company. and
the Tecolote Land and Live Stock
company.
An hombre wandered away from Pi-
cache a short time ago driving two
black horses and having in the wagon
seat with him a bob-tailed spotted pup.
His sorrowing friend would like to
hear from him.
for the United States with the court
Of private land claims, has entered in
70 a law partnership in st. Louis, Mo,
the firm being Reynolds, Koehler.
Riess and Harlan.
Silver City is making a determined
effort TO dam up the big arroyo which
has ruined one of the principal streets
ard causing a loss of thousands of dol
lars and necessitated tn removal OF
the business center.
b. II. Clifford has started up a stage
line which makes connections with
Santa Rita, Fort Bayard, Central and
Hanover. The daily trips Of this vehi-
Gle are a great accommodation to the
people of Silver City.
J. p. C. Langston returned to White
Oaks from Albuquerqeu, where he
went after the ~twelve-year old daugh-
ter Of Jacob Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hicks are divorced the little girl
has beer given the father.
Considerable capital has come into
the Hondo country in the last few
months. and is still coming. A Mr..
Means and MI. Hines. both cowmen
from Texas. are seeking ranches in
that immediate neighborhood
A. II. Norton has gone to Jicarrilla
from White Oaks to begin a contract
on the Hawkeye for fifty feet of drift
work. 1t is generally conceded that
Norton can get more o u of hammer.
drill and giant than any man in Lin
coin county.
There was a large and greatly inter-
ested gathering at the Baptist church
in Albuquerque. The main feature of a
thoroughly enjoyable program was q
most entertaining lecture on the
Grand Canyon of Arizona, by the Rev.
H. J. Powell.
Don Celso Garcia, accompanied by
his estimabfe wife. Mrs. Aurelia o. de
Garcia from Conant, have been the
guests of Don Martin Barreras In
Puerto de Luna, where they will err
main for several days visiting friends
and relatives.
Francisco Dominguez, widow Of the
late Juan Pablo Dominguez, OF Santa
Fe, died of consumption at her HON In
nraa;rot No q A h~omorhape WAS the
cause of her immediate death. Her