Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-21
PERSONALS



R. T. Long is moving today to his
new home.
Antonio Aban returned to his home
In Ribera today.
Isabel Encinosa, Of Trementina, is
in the city today.
I. Rapp, the architect, went to Trin-
idad this afternoon.
Prudencio Tapia, of Ribera, came N
yesterday for medical treatment.
Arthur staab. son q The Santa Fe
capitalist, is over from the capital.
DR.. F. w. McCaule5. = Chicago ply.
stefan, is in from TIE Gapello today.
Fred SPRINGS was = passenger to
the north on delayed No. 5 this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Delany are here
from sious City. la, for an indefinite
stay.
Capt. 3. G. Austin returned yester-
day afternoon from an official trip to
Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russall, son and
daughter, Of Mora avenue. went out
in the country this morning.
Mrs. Mauricia Ludi, Of Canoncito,
near Glorieta, is in Las Vegas on q
visit to her daughter, Emma Ludi.
Emiliano Ortiz, a prominent citizen
of Mora, who arrived last night, faced
the breeze on his return this morn
ing.
Howard Bromagem, who for some
time has been employed in the Lowell
observatory at Flagstaff has returned
to the city.
Pablo Aragon, Of Anton Chico, ar
rived in the city this morning with a
load Of hides which he disposed OF 70
local dealers.
Cyrus ]. Leland, who took the ex-
animation for cadet in the United
States naval academy, left for his
home in Roswell this afternoon.
Levi. A. Hughes, the we'll known
santa ne man, who is addicted to the
habit Of buying hides and wool, is over
today seeking opportunities to indulge.
Deputy United States Marshall G. E.
Foraker went out to Mora this morn
Ing to represent the United States at
the court which will open there Mon
day.
Fireman Heydt welcomed his fam
lily from tie south this morning. They
came up on No. s, which was late
in arriving on account Of q freight
wreck.
Y. Al. Henry, the contractor, return
ed from an extended trip to the south
yesterday. He has been away six
weeks. Mrs. Henry, whom he left at
Tucson is somewhat improved.
J.. o. Pierce. the switch board ex,
pert. who supervised the installation
Of the new boards Of the Colorado Tel
ephone company, left this afternoon
for his Denver headquarters.
Geo. Tehan, who has been here for
several months for the benefit of his
health, left today for his home in Holy
oke, Mass. He may return In q few
weeks, or he may remain in the Bay
state till fall.
A passenger through the city yester.
day afternoon was DR.. G. A. Steele, Of
Lucerne, Mo-, who had been spending
some time in touring the Territory.
He takes back to his Missouri home
very pleasant memories Of the land of
sunshine.
The brothers Rosenwald have re-
ceived word that their father, Emanuel
Rosenwald and his wife sailed from
Germany on the Kranprinz Wilhelm
April 10. They are due in New York
the 25th and arc expected to reach
home May Z. They have had a deligh.
full visit in the Fatherland. Besides
they visited many strange corners OF
Europe.
Passengers through the city yester-
day were w. L. Edgar, proprietor of
an Albuquerque steam laundry, his
father, H. R. Edgar. his sisters, Mrs.
A. H. Stevens and Miss Susan Edgar,
of Bonneville. Mo. Edgar was called
home by the fatal illness Of his mother
and accompanied by the other mem
hers Of his family was on his return
from Missouri.
M. G. de Baca, collector OF delin.
quent taxes, came in yesterday from
Santa Ross. He says that the county
commissioners have decided to put up
aSemporary court house while the per.
manent one Is being built. The tenn
porary house will cost from $500 to