Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-26
PERSONALS

+. ID. Mccormick, left Tor country
parts this morning.
Mrs, A. Morgan registers from Den.
yer at a leading hotel.
Vicente Mares returned to his home
In Wagon Mound this afternoon. y
Geo. White Is down from Denver
and domiciled at the New Optic,
j, Carlton Oren. OF New York. came
up from Albuquerque this morning.
G. NJ ODonel, manager of the Bell
ranch, is q business visitor 20 the
city today.
Alb'no Salazar has returned from a
trip oygr the Glorieras to the city Of
Holy Faith,
Albino -. Gallegos, Of the Conchas
country. tlcketed himself o Santa Fe
last evening,
II, j. Ryan. local tie inspector for
the Santa Fe, visited Wagon Mound
this afternoon,
Edward ID Duncan Is IN town today,
represen ny the Scranton cores
pondencc schools.
f. L. Walker Is at the Rawlins
house today from Denver, Colo, like
wise f. p. Hamilton, of Chicago.
A. Vandewart, Boston; +. II. Noise,
New York; b. b. Mayer, Chicago, are
guests at the Castaneda hotel.
Chief Justice Mills came over from
the capital today, the supreme court
having adjourned for a few days.
c. v. Stafford. territorial travelling
auditor, has been visiting Clayton,
Union county, on official business.
Miguel Esquibel, of Las Vegas. is a
boker-on in legislative halls at San
ia Fe, also visiting friends there.
J. II. Bearrup, owner Of the Rio
Grande wooden mills al Albuquerque,
is up from the southern metropolis.
H. p. Brown, the old.time citizen
Is again seen In his accustomed aunts
from a business trip up TO Trinidad
Colo.
Thomas J. Mackay, n of the three
surviving sons of Rev. II. Mackay
deceased, will reach the city this ev
ening from Omaha, Neb.
l.. Z. Bragg, who has been connect
ed with the Singer Sewing Machine
company here has gone to Mora U
take charge of the field.
Lou Schoenecker and Joe Lewis
passed through for Albuquerque yes
terday from an extended eastern trip
most Of the time being spent in Chi
cago.
L. T. Edwards. of the Santa Fee a
Las Cruces, passed through the cit,
last evening for ST. Louis, called t
that city by the alarming illness Q
his fathet.
Judge w. C. Hook, of Leavenwortf
associate justice Of the supreme u
of Kansas. is at the Castaneda toda
with his wife and two children, g
route for southern points.
Geo. M. Chessman, the big Denve
stockman, passed up the road this a
ternoon, on his way back from Lun
county, where he bought 1000 ca
tie to be delivered at Deming.
viii c. Barnes, secretary of The TEL
ritorial cattle sanitary board, return
ed this afternoon from Santa Fe. H
says that Mr.. Greer is sanguine {
The passage of the ranger bill.
County School superintendent Il
andre Lucero returned from SAINT
Fe last evening, bringing with hill
from San Miguel his son, Juan Ii
zero. who will become a pupil at th
Normal in this city,
B. Bhicajee, G. II. Kuhn and +. ]
Wajee. natives Of Bombay, indl
who were in Santa Fe taking In II
points of historical interest about Ii
second Oldest city in United State
have been admiring Las Vegas and II
environments.
Judge Daniel II. Mcmillan, of s
zorro, formerly an associate justit
or the supreme court of New Mexic
has been a visitor to town from Sal
ia Fe. where he attended the sitting
of the highest judicial tribunal
the territory.
Percival Noise, a relative Of Il
late Attorney Columbus Noise, WI
arrive on belated No. ! this evenir
from Chanute, Kansas. to attend u
obseauies of the late Rev. II. Mac
ay. Mr.. Noise is a grandson of II
deceased clergyman.