Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-12
PERSONALS

hound passenger on No. Z last night.
MI. and Mrs. James Whitnore are
here from Tucumcari visiting riends
=. r. Macarthur of Mesilla Park,
was in albuquerque on business mat
tiers Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. ]. +. Pearce and daughter
have returned to Albuquerque from an
extended California trip
Col. r. Z. Twitchell went over to
Santa Fe on business before the SUI
preme court last evening.
Get your tickets for the very clever
comedy at the Duncan tomorrow
night. Tickets now on sale, 50, so
and rs cents.
Train Dispatcher straussen and
wife will leave Las Vegas next Sun
day for a trip to Milwaukee and
Iowa points. They expect to be abb
sent about thirty days,
S. H. Biernbaum, probate clerk of
Mora county, and a delegate to the
territorial republican convention, pass
ed down the road yesterday on, his
way to the political Mecca,
Hon. H. B. Ferguson of Albuquer-
que, courteous gentleman of the south
ern school who formerly represented
this territory in the national congress,
came up from Albuquerque last night
with Hon. VIM. ]. Bryan.
Judge B. S. Baker of Albuquerque,
arrived from Denver on No. | yester-
day afternoon, remained until No. Z
and went to Santa Fe, where a meet
ing Of the supreme court will be
held.
Carl Dalies, of Belen, a former re-
preventative from Valencia county,
passed through the city yesterday on
his way home from a visit in New
York, st. Louis and his native town
Of Ripon. Wis.
The delegates from 0tero county to
the territorial republican convention
at Albuquerque came around the
northern way and passed through
Las Vegas yesterday afternoon. A.
mong the well known Alamogordons
were Attorney w. A. Hawkins, j. H,
Laurie and D. j, Leahy. They will
vote for Rodey by instruction.
The following delegates from Col
fax county passed through the city
yesterday afternoon on their way to
attend the republican convention at
Albuquerque: Jerry Leahy, ]. Van
Houton, Z. +, Studley, viii c. Barnes,
II. G. Abbott, Jas. Kruger, j. r. Quick
and nr. Hart. They are Rodey men
by choice but nor by instruction.
Miss L~iebstadter of Kansas City,
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs, Herman C. Ilfeld here for some
weeks left for home yesterday after.
0 On the train she met Miss
Kittay. of New York who before leav.
ing for home went over 10 Santa Fe
for a short visit, Both ladies have
many friends in the city who hope
to welcome them again next summer
Jose Gallegos, he Of tho bass drum
and cymbals, fell from a stepladder
and carries his left arm in a sling. He
will do some solo work in the park this
evening, nevertheless.
Charles Rodes, Charles Daniel and
Feathers Tanning left on No. . this
afternoon, for ~Tueumeari, where they
will add to the gaiety Of things there
on Wednesday and Thursday by assis
ting the local boys exemplify the nat,
ional pastime in a couple of games
with Dalhart. Texas.
J. A. Wood, the Golden mining man
Is in Albuquerque buying supplies.
Travelling Auditor Charles V. SAT
ford arrived in Albuquerque from the
north.
J. A. Smith, territorial manager for
the Fraternal Brotherhood of Los An.
gelcs, left Albuquerque on a visit "a
the fourteen lodges of the society in
New Mexico.
William r. Morley, formerly coach
of the football team at Columbia uni
versity but now a ranchman In the
Datil mountains. is In Albuquerque.
Waller Birchfield Of Hachita H. IN
Silver City.
A. j. Goforth, the Mimbres ranch.
man is doing grand jury duty this
week In Silver City.