Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-17
PERSONALS

Bias Sandoval is here from AptcI
Chico today.
Miguel Martinez Is a visitor to the
town from Los Colonies.
Ben F. Rupp, q st. Louis business
man, Is at the La Pension.
Antonio Sanchez, q sheep raiser q
Sanchez, is here on business.
F. D. Mccormick left this morning
for his ranch on the Las Conchas.
Mateo Valencia, q sheepman OF
Juan de Dios. is in the city today.
Juan Manuel Gutierrez, 9 nongenar-
Ian Of Las Vegas, drove in today.
Patricio Gonzales returned last
night on No. 8 from southern points.
Miguel Martinez from the Santa
Rosa country was IN the city yester-
day.
Frank Springer was a passenger
last night on No. 5 bound for the
north.
Domingo Hayes came in this MORN
ing from Apache Springs with q load
Of hides.
Marcelino Romo is visiting the mer-
chants OF the city today. He comes
from Cabra.
william Kroening came down yes
terday from Watrous and is spending
q few days 10 the city.
Mrs. Jas. Duncan Is reported as
quite i'll again. Her friends are hope-
full Of better tidings o
Don Eugenio Romero returned last
night from Santa Fe where he has
been for q few days on business.
Marcus Finch Of Denver came down
yesterday and went out this morning
to the copper prospects at Coyote.
Richard Dunn, who came in from
Mineral Hill two days ago, went out
to his home at Gascon this morning.
DIR. Black and S. B. Davis went out
this morning to the fields of the Bo-
nanza Copper company at Tecolote.
Francisco Sanchez Of Ell Porvenir
was in the city yesterday. He brought
in to the hide and pelt dealers a load
OF wares.
Albert NJ. Forsythe, who paid q
pleasant visit to his uncle, 3. r Forsy-
the here, left yesterday afternoon for
Urichsyille, o., hts home.
Nasario Lopez went out today to his
ranch at Monica. The purpose Of his
going is to prepare for the lambing
season which is drawing on.
D. N. Gold, an electrician in the
employ OF the electric traction com,
pany, severed his connection with tie
company yesterday and left for Los
Angeles on No. Z.
I. Il. Mahan, who came In from
Mineral Hill to meet his family com.
ing from Kansas, LEFT this morning
for his post Of duty. Mrs. Mahan and
the children accompanied him to their
new home.
Mrs. w. r. Collins, son and daugh'
ter, family Of a pillow dealer In Kan
sas City. have returned to this city
to spend several weeks. They have
MANY friends here made during 4
former s%ojourn.
j. d. Hand returned yesterday
from his visit to New York. The
gentleman expected to return TO the
sunshine country before, but an at
tack OF rheumatism, kept him housed
in the Empire city.
j. r.. Elliott ami w. +. Demers went
out this morning to investigate some
mining properties On the Tecolote. Mr..
Demers is an eastern capitalist who
is looking about for some favorable
fields for investment.
4. e. Fluhart, track foreman Of the
Electric Railway company, LETT yes
terday for Sacramento where he
enters upon another position. Mr..
Fiuhart came here from California 70
take charge Of the laying Of these
tracks.
r. H. Adams, staff correspondent
OF the Chicago Inter-Ocean, came up
from the south this afternoon TO re-
main until after the republican con
vention. The representatives Of sey.
eral metropolitan papers will be here
to report the action OF the convention
on the statehood question.
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The directors oil the Y. M. G. u.