Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-07

w. d. McFerran, the Wells-Fargo
agent, is up from Albuquerque.
Jas. Conant left this morning for his
ranch ia the Rock Island country.
Clark M. Moore left on No. l today
for Santa Fe on matters Of business.
N. B. Roseberry left this afternoon
for Colorado points on insurance bus
mess.
Trainmaster Mcmahon was accom-
panied to Albuquerque last night BY
his wife.
Superintendent John Stein of the
Harvey system came up from Albu.
querque today.
Mrs. Liebstadter, mother of Mrs.
Herman Ilfeld, arrived on belated No.
/ last night from Kansas City.
Miss Mabel Hogel, who spent a few
days here as the guest of friends, has
returned to Santa Fe.
Chas. R. Williams, representing the
Denver Rubber Company, is in the
city today on his usual business.
Mrs. Jose l.. Lopez and children
who spent several days here visiting
relatives, have returned to Santa re
A. R. misunderstanding Bauer
& Black the big Chicago house IS 40,
ing business at the local stand today
DR.. T. B. Hart, a member OF the
board of directors OF the insane asyi:.
um, went home to Ration this after
noon.
L. G. Butscher, the commission
broker, is meeting many old friends
in Las Vegas while seeking for bust
ness with an eagle eye.
Miss Mabel Milligan, who has been
the guest of Miss Dick for several
weeks, left last night for Flagstaff
A. +, where she will visit her par
ents.
Attorney Eusebio Chacon returned
last night from Trinidad. He will
move his family there next week. Las
Vegas regrets losing the astute at
torney.
Chief Justice Mills and family will
leave Saturday on an extended east
ern tour, which will include a visit
to the exposition and to the judges
old home in Connecticut.
Among the countrymen trading N
town today are Camito Lucero o.
Chaperito, Manuel Gurule of Corazon
and Nicolas Bellini, ranchman and
sawmill owner, of Guadalupita.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gillian, rela
tiyes of G. w. and S. w. Moore. whe
have been spending several months
in the city, left for Denver this after
noon. via Santa Fe on the d. & r. g
Louis C. Butcher, formerly Of the
Normal faculty, came in on belated
No. / last night to transact business
with local sheep men. Mr.. Butcher il
engaged in the commission business
Miss Nina Otero, the accomplish
ed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, A. M
Bergere, who visited Las Vega.
friends for several days, has return
ed to her home in the ancient cap
ital.
A passenger on belated No. | las
night was Miss May Spitz, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Spitz, of Santa Re
who was on her way home from
Wellesley College where she studied
the last year.
David Marquee, the big ranch "
er OF Casaus. left for home last nigh
with several wagon loads Of lumbel
to repair the bitches and water gates
He reports plenty Of water In tn
Pecos and all bitches running full.
Cattle Inspector Walter O'Brien re
turned last night from Santa re
which he says Is still woefully dry
The young mans mother, Mrs. JohI
Davis, of Maxwell City, had the mis-
fortune a day or two ago 70 fall ant
break her arm at the wrist.
Arrivals from Topeka last nigh
were Miss Waite and the two chill
dren OF N. P. Sund, who have beef
living with their aunt in the Kansa'
capital since the death Of their moth
err. Mr.. sund had not seen his chill
dren for five years. Miss Waite !
a sister to Victor Waite Of the cit,
and will pay an extended visit here
M. C. Needham. the we'll know
and influential citizen Of Watrous
left for home this afternoon after
busy day or two in the city.s Th'
gentleman says that stockmen In hi
part OF the country are recovering
from the effects of the drouth. Their
have been frequent rains Of late an,
the country looks particularly goo'
just now
Judge J.. r.. McFie was a passenge
On laet nights No. / on his way bacl