Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30

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fair.
+. II. Taylor Of the Colorado Tele.
phone Co, has been down from Trim.
idad.
Lillian II. Giyens registers from Las
Vegas at the Columbia hotel in Trim.
idad.
Chas. Il. Jones left town this morn
ing for Santa Rosa home and bust
ness.
Mrs. John Atkins of Topeka is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. James
Cook.
Mrs. Billy Newman Is due to ar.
rive from California on the night
train.
Mrs. J. van Houten and two lady
friends came down from Ration art
evening. I"
Col. r. L. Twitchell of this city at
tended the Chaves funeral in Santa
Fe today.
Miss Ida Midgely of Albuquerque
was a passenger for Colorado SPRINGS
last night.
Felipe Sanchez, prosperous farmer
and cattleman at Rociada, Is In town
on business.
Rev. Agapito Mares and family have
gone TO Clayton, to which place i'e
has been transferred.
Rev. r. NJ. Craig returned from
Mora last evening and took a train
for Albuquerque today.
Charles F. Rudolph reached town
from Rociada last evening on one of
his periodical business trips.
Manuel Camaduran has come homo
from Denver. where he had been In
the employ of a railroad company.
Mrs. n. n. Wheelock has written
Mrs. C. c. Gise, that she and Rather
Inc will visit Las Vegas about January
LIST.
M. A. Raines. special representative
of Leslie's Weekly. New York, who
had spent a day in the city. left for
Denver yesterday.
Prof. B. F. Crenshaw. of Alabama.
who has been spending a couple of
weeks ranching it, has returned to the
city Drowned and hardy.
Miss Katherine Mckinney, late the
popular head waitress at the Duvall
restaurant. left for FL Paso this morn
ing by way of Santa Rosa.
Capt Woodruff Of Albuquerque was
accompanied to country parts this
morning by J. NJ. Hernandez to look
at a bunch Of sheep or two.
S. w. Moore, the former real estate
agent, returned from Pueblo this af-
ternoon with his little son. He leaves
Friday for Los Angeles and Seattle.
Antonio Salas of Pinos Wells, a step
son of VIM. Hoehne and In whose
sisters house Col. Chaves was ~assassi-
mated. went out to Guadalupita. Mora
county, today,
G. G. Green. of August Flower fame
and fortune, passed through in his
own private car with a party Of
friends this afternoon for his home at
Pasadena. Calf.
Mrs. ]. n. Bell. three sons, Mrs.
Thompson and her two children leave
on No. Z this evening for San Fran
cisco where Mr.. Bell has a good posi-
ton in a trunk factory.
Dr.. J. W. Morgan, late of Moline,
Ills, a specialist in chronic diseases,
who spent a day or two here. left this
afternoon for Albuquerque where he
will practice his profession.
Mrs. Boone Of Douglas, Arizona, re-
turning from an eastern trip. stopped
off in the city last evening to spend a
day with Jeff Keene and family. re-
Stunning her journey home on No. Il
this evening.
Don Eugenio Romero. District Clerk
Secundino Romero. Sheriff Cleofes
Romero and A. G. Abeytia. the latter
gentleman of Socorro, went over to
Santa FEE last night to attend the fu.
neral Of Col. J., Francisco Chaves in
that city today.
Prof. Z. B. Garriotr, chief Of the
forecast division of the Y. s. weather
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bureau. and Prof. F. II. Brandehburg, |
in charge of the Rocky Mountain di.
vision with headquarters at Denver. |
passed through Las Vegas yesterday
afternoon for trinidad. where they
will look over the ground with a view
Of establishing a guaging station at
that place.
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