Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-13
PERSONAL

H. T. Unsell left last night for Trim
idad.
Eugenio Romero ticketed himself to
Ribera this afternoon.
Mrs. Wagner was a passenger to
Springer this afternoon.
Hon. M. C. de Baca returned this
afternoon from Santa Fe.
Mrs. H. w. Greene will leave for
San Francisco, Cal. Monday.
Rev. J. Mills Kendrick registers at
the Plaza from Phoenix, Ariz.
Samuel Stewart ticketed himself to
Clifton, Arizona, this afternoon.
Jesus Hernandez went over the
hills to Santa Fee this afternoon.
John p. Hand of the big Las Ala
mos ranch, is home from an extended
trip to Texas.
Walter S. Mclaughlin is down from
Harvey's for medical treatment of a
swelled hand.
Steve Whitmore is up from Gal
linas Springs laying in supplies for
the Iambing season.
1. H. Rapp came in from a southern
inspection trip of his architectural de-
signs this afternoon.
Manuel Sena, Trementina; Marcus
Lobato, Romeroville, traded goat
skins for cash today.
A. A. Bassett, representing Bauer &
Black, of Chicago,is interviewing the
local drug trade today.
Della Greene, Denver; P. w. Zim-
norman, Albuquerque; A. Wilkins,
Ell Paso. are at the Eldorado.
Mrs. Tenny, mother Of Mrs. E. l..
VT--I1s- l-~@~oJ g. III Dnoo orI
California points last evening.
p. r. Snowden, Shoemaker; M
Sherman. Santa Fe; T. j. Walton,
| Mora, put up at the Rawlins house.
Chas. Sex is in the city today tell
ing the trade of the superiority OF
| trunks manufactured in st. Louis.
Joe Harburg, the Cleveland mer
chant, is down from the beautiful
valley of the Mora talking spring
trade.
John Mckay and wife have gone
down to Belen to augment the popula
ton of the growing town of the RiC
Grande.
Mr.. Cromby, of the Nelson Bak
er drug company, of Detroit, is talk
ing pills and pellets with local deal
ers today.
Mrs. Trinidad Rofero and party lefl
for Wagon Mound this afternoon
where they will visit the family Of
L. A. Bond.
District Clerk S. l.. Romero and At
torney L. G. Fort returned from the
Clayton court to spend Sunday witt
their families.
T. j. Walton and a Mr.. Hedges
drove up to Mora this morning, great
ly elated over the passage Of the
scenic route law.
Manuel Cordova and Vicente Sias
left this morning for their La Junta
homes after ~transacting business
with city merchants.
TOrchio Mares is in the city from
Mora buying supplies preparatory tc
the spring sowing of grain for which
that valley is noted.
Don Celso Baca, the big ranchman
of the PecOs at Santa Rosa, is in the
city talking lambs and sheep pros
poets with local merchants.
EnOch Rogers big freight outfit Of
four and six horse teams made al
impressive sight as they wendell their
way out to Mineral Hill this morning
Secretary j. A. La Rue of the Cat
tie Sanitary board. returned this af-
ternoon from FL Paso where he at.
tended the big gathering of cattle
men. sjsfS
Major H. C. Rankin returned from
the ancient capital of Santa Fe yes
terday highly elated at his success in
securing the passage Of the bill for
a $500 armOry in Las Vegas.
Walter O'Brien, Maxwell City;
Mrs. H. ]. Virgins, Miss Nellie Wig
| gins, Homer, ILL.,; S. r. Warder, Will
Der; Louise Gehson, Celso Baca, Mrs,
J. Bales, Santa Rosa, stop at the New
| Optic.
The names of the wives of a mum.
Der of the delegates to Santa Fe ap-
pear on last nights Castaneda hotel
register. So anxious to hear the good
news from their lords, that they
could not stay at home.
Charles Roe, Denver; B. A. Sley.
ster, Albuquerque; J. T. Moran. Den.
yer; H. B. Hitchings, New York; r.
w. Black and wife, Elgin, Kas.; A.
Bassett, Chicago; Ed E. Ford, J. M.
Turner, Kansas City; G.E. Seymour,
La Junta; w. A. Combs, Kansas City;
Mrs. E.. Barnes, Chicago; Chas. j.
Sex, st. Louis; b.. Williams, Albu.
auerque; ]. r. Walton, ST. Louis. put
up at the Castaneda.
w. r. Martin, who has just assum-