Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-25
PERSONAL


Don George Chaves is up from Ell
Cuervo.
Benigno Romero left yesterday for
El Paso.
Jose Padilla is in town from the
Rociada valley.
MI. and Mrs. H. "A. Harvey left to-
day for the resort.
D. T. Hoskins went up to Wat
rous this afternoon.
Claim Agent p. w. Zimmerman is
here from Albuquerque.
Tomas Brito. ranchman at Laga-
rita, left for home today.
Joseph Matt returned last night
from his trip to Wagon Mound.
O. A. Larrazola and family left 10
day for the ranch in Mora county.
Emiliano Ortiz of Mora and Thos.
Johnson of Trinidad book at the New
Optic.
Francisco PadiIla is in town and
reports heavy seeding along the Rio
Gallinas.
c. L. Doran, the postoffce inspector.
has gone to Washington, d. c., on Of
fetal business.
Miss Mary Upton of Watruus is
here for the day. She will return on
~ .onlsne. ixlI
At the Rawlins House are j. r. Lar
ron and wife of Ration, Anna 2. Will
hite. OF Grant City, Mo.
G. "A. 'Fellows Of Topeka who vii,
build the fine Cardinas hotel for the
Santa Fe at Trinidad is in the city.
Darby Day, manager for the Mutual
Life insurance company with head
quarters at Albuquerque, is here on
business.
Mike Mandell, a leading merchant
of Albuquerque, passed through the
city yesterday on his way to Denver
on a business trip.
Mrs. A. p. Holman was a passen-
ger to Albuquerque this afternoon.
She goes to pay a visit to her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Samuel Neustadt.
Harry W. Kelly, who went down to
Albuquerque in the private car of Gen
eral Purchasing Agent w. E.. Hodges,
has returned to the city.
At the Eldorado are J. E. Watson,
Kansas City; H. A. Eustis and H.
Austin, Raline, Mo-; Jno. Sweeny,
Ration; M. Stafford, Ell Paso.
Edward Dryer, owner of Del Pra-
do, a Chicago hotel, who has been IN
the city for several weeks, leaves to-
morrow for home greatly improved in
health.
J. A. Carter, agenc 1of the Union
Central Life insurance company at
Ration, came down on the flyer this
morning to meet the president of the
company.
Jesus Vial Pando and Modesto Pa
dilla of Jardin were in town today
and made final proof on their home
steads, before U. S. our commits
| sioner, Robt. l.. M. Ross.
B. J.. Mcclure of Belen passed
| through the city this morning on his
i way " ACAVS " CAtS q SpAS
Mr.. Mcclure was a year g injured
! in a train wreck in Nevada.
Attorney Chas. Spiess returned on
| No. 2 from Albuquerque, where he
has been preparing his case in de-
| tense of the claim of Alfred Sandoval
| to be sheriff of Sandoval county.
Mrs. Lehman and daughter, pleas
ant folk from Pueblo, Colo, who
have been here several weeks, expect
| to leave for home tonight. The ladies
made many friends during their stay
Superintendent. Of Forest Reserves
l. B. Hanna, Norman l.. King and o..
| s. Attorney w. B. Childers ven south
| yesterday afternoon on delayed No.
z, the two former going to Santa Fe,
+ the latter to Albuquerque.
In an elegant private car which
/ passed through the city this afternoon
| we're Col. John Lambert, the Chicago
| millionaire steel man long associated
| with John w. Gates, his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l.. Thompson, Mrs. mo-.
| Thompson, Miss Edna Stevens and q.
| l.. Jacobs, who were returning from a
| trip to California.
Hon. John M. PattisOn, president OF
| the Union Central Life Insurance com
| pany, left this afternoon for his head
| quarters in Cincinnati. His wife and
| son remain at the Hot Springs. The
| sons health has already greatly inn
| proved. Mr.. Pattison goes east much
| pleased with the city. her people and
| her incompatible climate. He an
| ~nounces his intention OF making some
investments here.