Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-05
PERSONALS

j. c. Hollis is here from Van Hou-
Ten. N. n.
Santiago Bonney, is In from his
ranch near Watrous.
D. G. Deuel. returned to the La Cueva
ranch this afternoon.
w. G. Ogle, the insurance mar
went down to Rowe today.
Judge Wooster and H. ?. Brown
drove to Mineral Hill today.
C. "A. Spiess, left this morning On
delayed No. s for Clayton.
Juan B. Martinez and wife came 10
yesterday and r spending the day
here.
q. "A. Franz, the Clayton business
man. who spent several days here. left
for home today.
a new Republican paper, half Span
ish and half English is to be published
ii TERRA Amarillo.
Mrs. J. b. Reed returned this after.
noon from a visit in Chicago and 9th
er parts OF the east.
r. C. Saunders, a Santa Fe official
from Topeka, arrived last evening to
attend to matters Of business.
P~ostofice Inspectors A. P. Smith,
ers and ]. S. T. Gregg arrived last
night to attend to local business.
The New Mexican says that e. H,
Baca, formerly Of Las Vegas, has op'
ened a barber shop al the capital.
Jesse Slaughter, n Of the most
widely known travelling men who
comes this way, is in the city today
Division Superintendent Easley re
turned this afternoon from a TRIP
over the northern part Of his district
L. +. Warder. Of Weber, Mora coun'
ty, a genial and well-to-do citizen, who
came here on business, left for home
this morning.
w. G. Barnes, the big ranchman
from Dorsey, N. M. passed through
the city this afternoon bound for Al
buquerque on business.
Mark Howell, Jr., a well known com
mercial advocate, who halls from San
Francisco, arrived from the west this
morning on delayed No. 5.
MI. and Mrs. David LoWitski, who
were married day before yesterday
in Santa re, passed through the city
on their way to New Yeork.
Rodrigo Garcia and Ricardo Uri,
este. from Aguilar, and Cashmere
Trambly from Apache Springs, we're
among those trading in town today
Mrs. G. J.. Stoner. with her two
daughters, left today for an extend
ed "trip which will include the Expo
sition city and other eastern points
Mrs. S. e. York, mother Of John
York, arrived on No. 2 this afternoon
from Phoenix, Arizona, where she has
been visiting her daughter since De
cember.
Roman Casaus. and family,
of Anton Chico, left this
morning for his sheep ranch
after laying in a generous supply q
provisions.
Thomas E. Murphy. who came to
the city from Chicago last September,
left for home last evening, Juggling
along thirty.three extra pounds Of adj.
pose tissue.
Cattle Inspector Walter OBrien
came in from Trinidad this afternoon.
He says the northern part of the
country is saved al far as the drouth
Is concerned.
G. O. Carpenter, a young man OF
ST. Louis, accompanied Triton Won
Schrenk out to Rociada today. Mr..
Carpenter will remain for several
weeks enjoying ranch life.
G. m. Smith, Harvey auditor for the
western part Of the system, came up
from the south last night. He says
Albuquerque was treated to the first
rain in eleven months last Tuesday
night.
Eugenio Romero, q young merchant
OF Mora, left this afternoon for st.
Louis, where he will devote q month
to taking in the sights Of the great
fair and buying stock for his estab-
lishment.
q. N. Lucero. a merchant Of Chacon
is here today. buying goods. He
says no rain Of any consequence has
fallen in the Mora country Planting
is Is far advanced as possible. under
the circumstances.
Mr.. and Mo! Long. formerly resi-
dents Of Las Vegas. passed through
the city north bound last night. They
we're met at the depot. By. several
friends. Mr.. Long was formerly night
Western Union telegraph operator
here.