Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-29
PERSONAL


DR.. J. A. Rolls is down from Wat
rous.
Emelio Morgan drove up to Mora
yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Hinton are in from he
hot springs.
John Brunton, of Rociada is at the
Rawlins house.
/ Mr.. f. II. McElroy, the versatile city
editor of the New Mexican, is dividing
a few days between Las Vegas and the
| springs.
Miss Fannie Weiskopf left yester-
a for Cubro on No. /, whittier she
was called by a telegram. She will
remain there for a few days.
Attorney T. B. Catron reached the
city from Mora last night, and spent
today in the city. He reports no case
OF interest from the district court now
in session there.
Victoriano Esquibel, San Geronimo;
Antonio Sanches, Tecolote; Nicanor
Tofoya, Upper Town. and Antonio
Gonzales, Sapello, were in the city to-
day on business.
c.. NJ. Moore of the Moore Lumber
company left this afternoon for To-
peka TO attend the big Y. M. c.. A.
convention as a delegate from the las
Vegas association.
L MlScnc Gnrtrudn a,I Lyonf;A Dow
less, two attractive young ladies from
| Columbia, Mo-. who are spending
some time in the city are now domi-
ciled at La Pension.
Phil Strobel, a youngster who had
managed to overdraw his wage ac-
count considerably. took French leave
of the Montezuma and has succeeded
in getting clean away.
Ladio Pablo Sena, the crack bell
boy at the Alvarado, is back from the
| Duke City on a short visit to his pa
rents. Ladio is well liked by the
guests Of the big hotel.
Mrs. A. T. Rogers left yesterday for
| California, called by the serious i'll
ness Of her brother. During her alb
sence her daughter, Mrs. Fl. r. Unsell
Of Ration, will preside over the Rogers
home.
Andrew Warren, E. L. Sanderson,
I l.. S. Quackenbush, j. E. Mead and
Emory Halves, young gentlemen OF
wealth from various parts of the east,
are down from Ponds ranch. They
are a, the Castaneda.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Hoaglin, who
have been spending the past two years
in Albuquerque, passed through the
city today on their way to the old
home in Albion, Mich. They expect to
return to New Mexico in the fall.
H. A. Harvey drove in from his sky
resort yesterday, bringing H. M. Ash
ton, who today left for his home in
Muscatine, Iowa. Mr.. Ashton will
make a roundabout journey via Okla
homa City. Mr.. Harvey returned to
mis- ranch today.
Hon. Alex. Bowie, a member of the
late legislature and OF several other
New Mexico legislatures. manager Of
the Caledonia Coal company in Gallup
and a fine fellow any way you take
him, passed through the city today,
homeward bound from a business trip
to the Colorado capital.
Roy E. Leatherman, deputy United
States marshal for New Mexico. and
his wife passed through the city from
Albuquerque this morning on their
way to Washington, p. G. Mrs. Leath-
erman will visit her parents, while
her lesser half will organize a stock
company for the purpose of stocking
a range in the Manzanas with goats.
Judge Daniel Mcmillan. whose trial
on charges preferred by citizens of
New Mexico, is now going on in Wash
ington, passed through the city this
afternoon on his way to Santa Fe.
Judge Mcmillan has submitted evil
dence in rebuttal Of additional evil
dence submitted by those conducting
the prosecution. He believes he will
receive a favorable decision. Never
theless, the belief is general in the
territory that, whatever the outcome
of the trial, Judge Mcmillan will hold
no more sessions of court in New Mex
leo. If he wins it is thought he will
resign, and if he loses he will be re-
moved.
George L. Hopping, machinist and
linotype operator at the office of the
Journal Democrat, passed through the
city today on his way to Brooklyn, N.
Y. where he will spend several weeks
in the Merganthaier linotype factory
The D pays his expenses. The
Optic is fortunate in having secured
a neutrality-suspicious. who for years
was a valued employe of the Morgan
thaler factory.