Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-04

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VIM. ]. Howatt and wife are over
from the capital city.
J. G. Hays, the Guadalupita ranch
man. is at the Rawlins House.
Josiah Hale, a prominent merchant
from Mora. is paying a visit to this
city.
B. w. Candless is here representing
the Nc Pipe Drug company Of Atchi-
son.
A Dworak, who made a shipment Of
sheep yesterday to Schuyler, Neb., has
reft for that town.
Mrs. ]. N. Shirley and children left
for La Junta, where Mr.. Shirley has
a place with the Santa Fe.
Thos Upton, plaintif in the case Of
Upton VS.. Hughes, which came up IN
court yesterday. is staying at La Pen
sion.
S. F. Guterman of New York IS
here with many samples Of elegant
laces and e%mbroideries to interest the
local trade.
F. o. Leary is the new Santa Fe
detective who takes the place of A.
A. Rugg. Mr.. Leary is in town IN
railroad business.
l.. A. Bland, the well known trav-
cling man from Kansas City, is at
the Castaneda. and he expects to re.
main here a few days longer.
F. ". Miller Of Boulder, a gentle
man interested in oil prospects, who
has made his home in the Colorado
town since the oil strike there, Is
in town.
r. ]. Lowe had the misfortune to
fall on the ice at the skating party
Wednesday night and finds his injury
so severe that he is yet confined to
the house.
r. "A. Fletcher arrived this morning
on the Limited from Chicago. He is
here in the interests of Wilson Bros,
a gentlemen's furnishing house Of
much repnte.
G. j. Scharlach of New York is show
ing supplies of the Stetson No Name
Hat Manufacturing company. Mr..
Scharlach says that every fashionable
haberdasher should carry his goods,
G. G. Klein, who represents the
Mound City Paint and Color company,
is in the city. The mines at
Mineral Hill are absorbing his atten-
ton. and he expects to remain in town
for a few days.
Andrew Warren, III. d. Hallett and
H. Mcfarland, three gentlemen from
Watrous, are in. They report they
have come to- get a hair cut. Quite
likely they have also some OF their
ranch interests to attend to.
John Furth of Chicago, who spent
last winter in Las Vegas at the 81
Dorado, has returned to the same
PLEASANT hostelry for this season. Mr.,
Fufth is seeking recreation and a re
lief from the severe Chicago climate
a.. E. Gosney, stockbroker, whose
Headquarters are at Trinidad. but who
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a been in Las Vegas for the las,
two months, left last night for Denver
MIR. Gosney has business which will
keep him there ten days or a fortnight
after which he expects to return u
this town.
William Lape, a young man from
Plain City, o, who had been in Albu
querque two weeks for his health
passed through the city yesterday on
his way back home to spend his few
remaining days among his friends
Like many another, he came west
when every means for his recovery al
home had been tried IN vain.
II. j. Barker, agent for the United
States Fidelity company. a collection
agency with headquarters at Chicago
left on No, 5 last night. Mr.. Barber
has been In town about ten days ant
reports that business has been good
He has interested a number Of mer
chants in his company and is wei
pleased with the outlook for New
Mexican business.
Louis Benjamin reports that ne,
Weller missed the train he expecte,
TO take out of Las Vegas. He say
that Weiler's rom vas In such a ba,
condition, with cigars In the wasl
stand. clothes tied in knots and ever,
thing generally scattered about, tina
Weller did well to get away whe
he did. How BENJAMIN knows s
much about IL. The Optic reporte
didn't find out.
Jno. A. Adams Of Denver and J. ]
Herbert of Pueblo. secretary Of u
Inter Mountain School Of Corresponl