Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-29
PERSONALS
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Gregorio Alencon is in from the
Rinos Wells.
d. E. Baca made a business trip
to Roy yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Pond, Jr., are
down from Watrous today.
Frank Manzanares, Jr. left this
morning for his sheep ranch.
Faustin Gallegos, a sheep man from
Corazon. went home today.
Mrs. Gertrude Horton Of Watrous
Is a guest at the New Optic.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Northwood are
down from Wagon Mound today.
Simon Urioste is in the city accom-
panied by six OF his twelve daughters.
Eugenio Romero left yesterday for
the Manzana mountains on a business
trip.
Andres Baca, Sthe Las Conchas
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ranchman is getting supplies in town
today.
Jose Alencon, q ranchman from Ojo
Apache, is calling on the merchants
OF Las Vegas today.
Cattle Inspector Walter O'Brlen re.
turned last night from Santa Rosa
where he attended court.
A. H. Sellers, a Kansas City hat
man. Is showing the spring styles
to the merchants Of the city today.
e. Alderman and Max Baer. Den
ver commercial men, are ID the city
today to transact business with the
merchants.
Ralph Bloom, representing q New
York house which deals In gentle
mems furnishings, called on his trade
here today.
Charles p. Gould, a Philadelphia
travelling man, who made his first
trip to Las Vegas, left for the south
this afternoon.
Mrs. Davis arrived from the east
to spend the summer with her son
who has been living on the Summer
lin ranch north of town.
f. Patterson and S. E. Washburn,
surveyors, who are encamped with the
party on the Gallinas, were in town
yesterday laying in supplies.
Marshall Turpin. a young man from
st. Louis. who has been spending
some time on a ranch near Santa
Rosa, arrived in the city yesterday af-
ternoon.
w. G.. Ogle returned yesterday from
an insurance trip to Mora. He says
that the country is SO dry that even
many of the wells have failed in their
water supply.
John Hicks, president of the Nat
ional bank at Santa Rosa, is here to-
day, in conference with A. "A. Jones,
with whom he is associated in the
sheep business.
Edward j.. Pigott, who found the
at Albuquerque depressing,
has returned to Las Vegas. He will
spend the summer here. His wife
will Join him here in q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig. Nahm returned
on No. 2 today from California. They
have been absent from Las Vegas
Tor about sever weeks, visiting var
ious resorts in the southern part Of
The big Pacific state.
Hugo Scharwenka, the clothing
salesman Of the days Of auld lang
syne, is here today with his trunks
Otto A. Mayer and Chas. Atchison.
! brace Of business men from st. Joe.
ire IN the city for the day.
c. p. Jones, the Santa Rosa hotel
nan, returned yesterday after a few
lays in the Meadow City. His visit
'esulted in the purchase of a big hotel
'ange from L. w. Ilfeld and a fine
lew buggy from Cooley & Miller.
Abran Martinez. foreman of the
Iheep camp Of Bacharach Bros, Is
from the ranges today. He says
he grown sheep are still in good con.
Iition. As the Bacharach sheep are I
/ the masculine persuasion, II Is ex- 7
,ected that they will "wether' the
Mayor Romero returned yesterday
a short visit to Ell Porvenir.
While there he made the discovery
I a fine spring Just back OF the hotel
lite. A few hours work by a couple
I men discovered the source OF an alb.
ndant supply. which stands in great
to the dryness of the sur |
country, III
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DR.. John Boswell. head OF the NJ.
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