Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-09
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New Mexico News scissored Bodily
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Ration.
Marshal winders of Gallup uses
hoboes TO clean snow of the side
walks.
Hon. U. 5. Bateman. OF Eddy county
father of the Bateman law, visits
Santa Fe.
A G. Ingalls,. recently with the Hotel
Stocks at White Hall, ILL.,, is the new
night clerk at the Alvarado in Albu.
querque. s
Miss Icy Pickle of Rason who is al
the Whitney ranch, telegraphed home
that h had broken her leg, but gave
no particulars.
MIR. n Mrs. w. w. Strong enter.
tanned at cards at their home on
Eighth avenue Albuquerque. m a most
pleasant manner.
Charles Kelsey has resigned his DO.
sition at the Colorado supply store at
Gallup for the purpose of
in business at Bluewater.
John NJ Barnett, a prominent gen
tieman of Markleton, Pa, arrived in
Albuquerque to visit a week or so with
his sister, Mrs. J. 8. Elder.
A fair will be given Oh February 20,
in Gallup for the benefit of the Cath
Ollie church. Elaborate preparations
are being made for the entertain
ment.
c.. T.. Stone. supreme organizer, was
in Las Cruces for the purpose or or
ganizing a lodge of the Fraternal Bro
therhood.
). /. 1itbs Of Flora. Ill, an old
time friend of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Tag.
CART. after visiting with the latter m
Ration for several days. left for his
Illinois home.
nnnInU nnd xrffr - Walls
Walla. Wash, arrived in Ration. They
like our climate. our country and our
prospects and will probably make
Ration their home.
1t is currently remarked that much of
the disease that Gallup has had to
contend with might be decreased to
some extent If the city was provided
with a sewer system.
w. s. Sapp, who is in charge Of the
concentration for the american consol-
idated copper company, down there
has been over to Silver City. prepar-
ing to move his family to Lordsburg.
Contractor J.. w. McQuade has com
menced the erection OF a new carpen-
ter shop on the vacant lot just west
of the Highland hotel, on the south
side of Railroad avenue in Albuquer-
que.
AlNOtnCS <AChCl AAal lCAt AL
buqueruue for Chicago on matters of
Importance. His mission includes per-
sonal business and business in COLI
nection with the Nancot Copper COM
pany.
The charred body of Harry Patriti.
an Italian miner of Gallup, was found
neal the slack pile at Gibson. PatritI
was drunk and wondered into the
slack pile where he was burned to
death.
j.. A. Harlan, the contractor, is in
Albuquerque from San MarciaI. MI.
Harlan is now engaged In building the
new depot at San Marcial. The foun-
dation for the new depot is almost
finished.
George X. Neher Robert Appleton,
Lou Holz and A. j. Crawford of Al
buquerque who enjoyed a couple of
days hunting in the vicinity OF Berna-
lilo and Algodones have returned to
that city.
Word comes from Grants of the to-
tai destruction of the store of Nathan
Barth at San Rafael by fire. The gen
tleman carried 5000 insurance, but
the less will be heavy, as a big stock
had been laid in.
Nj. G.. Gam, organizer for New Mex
co and Arizona for the WoodmeD of
the World arrived in Ration last week
and will remain for a week or two
longer. lie is working up a ladies'
auxiliary to the camp,
T. G. Bell. a prominent mining mar
Of San Antonio, N. NJ, arrived in Albu
querque from the Jones mining dis
trict in the Oscura mountains, where
ne is associated with Or, r. A. Jones
of thas city in developing sorne pros
pective valuable iron claims.
W. c. Barnes, a prominent ranch
man from ear Dorsey, N. NJ, arrived
in Albuquerque accompanied by hi.
wife. Mr.. Barnes will spend a few
days in the city, the guest of A. B
McGaffey. and Mrs. Barnes will go tt
Phoenix, Ariz, to visit relatives.
j. Felipe Hubbell, who was in Al
buQuerque mourning with the othel
brothers over the tragic death of theil
sister, Mrs. Louisa NJ. Thomas. re
ceived a telegram from Reading, Pa.
giving him the information that hi
father-in-law James Kelly, had died.
The remains of the late George P
Star. of Goshen. Indiana, who died q
the sanitarium in Albuquerque wer,
sent to his former home by Under
taker Charles Wagner. Mrs. Starr, tn,
mother OF the deceased, left there bu
a few days ago, after quite a long Wis
II with her son.
The body of Charles HARROW wa
found crushed under a pile of rock il
the Weaver mine. Harrow came orig
inally from Holland and had WORKED
at Gibson for about three years. HI
was fifty years of age. and Away,
worked in a room alone. Being misse,
a search was made and the bod,
found.
Miss Rose Harsch, the popula
danghtor of County COMMISSIONS
and Mrs. Harsch, In behalf OF tn
High Schnni seniors In Albuquerque
of which she is a member, entertaine
the Minors basket ball team and iii
High School juniors, at the home o
her brother, Alderman and Mrs
Harsch.
At last Albuquerque has received
touch of the snow ball season, an
for awhile the hard and soft ball
of snow were flying in all direction:
The spirit seemed to have a tendenc
to effect the unusually dignified M
lures of the men as Wei as the eve
revolving spirits of the boys. TIL
snow storm that visited that city wa
the heaviest fall that has been ev
denced in Albuquerque for severe
years.
s..s. Jaeger made another find {
rich ore in his tunnel nea- .vr,,spur,
He originally sunk $50 feet on b
ledge. and then went down hill an
started a tunel which he figured woul
cut his lead after he had driven
bou three hundred feet. IN drivin
the tunnel he has already struck SO
eral cross leads. the one he encoul
tered last week being the richest. Tw
assays of the ore showed $43. 60 ar
$4S.