Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-16
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
John Adams is over from Santa Fe
today,
Geo. II. Hunker drove In from Mora
yesterday.
p. S. Johnson was a traveller to
Denver yesterday.
Geo. Arnot arrived from AlbuQuer.
que this afternoon.
II. d. Hallett was In the city from
Watrous yesterday.
N. v. Gallegos and bride left for
Santa Fe last evening.
Col. r. G. Head boarded a train for
Kansas parts yesterday,
Cristoba Andres took passage for
Gotham this afternoon.
Domingo Hays left for his Apache
Springs ranch this morning.
Col. r. T.. Twitchell went across rhe
hills to Santa Fe last night.
j. w. Cooper, formerly of Rowe, is
down from Colorado again.
Mrs. William Sparks returned to
her Pecos home last evening.
Pc Long left yesterday on a brs,-
ness trip to the City CT Mexico.
Mrs, Morrison is at home from a
visit to her daughter al Ribera.
E. p. Hubbell has been in town rep
resenting the Denver type foundry.
Theodore Hainlen departed for his
summer resort at Beulah this morn
ing.
Walter O'Brien, cattle inspector,
came in from the north this after
noon.
Mrs. C. l.. Hernandez reached home
this afternoon from her visit to Albu'
querque.
Juan Navarro of Mora purchased a
ticket to Santa Fee at the depot last
evening.
w. e. Gortner, the court stenogra'
pher, was a passenger for Santa Fe
this afternoon.
Ramon GallegOs, county commits
sicner, came up from San Jose yester
day. to attend a session of the board
Charles and Horace Taul, brothers
of RobertsTaul of this city, passed
through for California from Nevada,
Mo.
l.. r. Allen went to Ell Paso Satur-
dav night. He will be detained by
business matters for two weeks or
more.
Chief Justice W. J. Mills returned
to Santa Fe last night where the sit
tings of the supreme court have been
resumed.
A. p. Buck left for his V~alencis
county ranch this afternoon, accom-
panied by B. p. Hume and brother, or
a hunting trip.
II. G. Viles, late a conductor on the
street car line, left yesterday for An
thony, Kansas. to take a position In
the salt works there.
Dionicio Martinez and wife Of San
Pablo. went up to Dorsey station yes
terdav, out from which place Mr.. Mar
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A. T. Broughton. wife and daughter
of Kansas City, guests of Fl. w. Kelly
and family, resumed their trip to Los
Angeles this afternoon.
All Denton and sister, Miss Nora
Denton, who had been expected some
days, arrived from Bloomington In
diana. last evening to remain TIL
spring.
j. r. Steinel, sporting editor of the
Milwaukee Free Press. left for Phoe-
nix yesterday. with his invalid wife
who had spent some weeks at st.
A~nthony's sanitarium.
Geo. w. Hartman takes the road
tomorrow for the Buffalo Lithograph
ers. making the jump from Las Vegas
to the Pacific coast and working his
way back at easy stages.
II. w. Jansen, a plate printer, who
for nine years was employed by he
Norwood ?Jaccard jewelry company,
ST. Louis, is in Las Vegas to pick up
his health. He Is staying at the New
Optic.
Pat Coghlan, the veteran ranchman
of the Three Rivers country, whose
visits to Las Vegas are now few and
far between, is calling on friends In
FL Paso, Texas. Mr.. Coghlan is
eighty-two years of age.
T. w. Benham, president of the Ben
ham trading company Of New YORK
snd Albuquerque. passed through The
city this afternoon on bis way to the
Duke City. He paid a visit between
trains to his cousin. VIII c. Barnes.
Judge Alphonse Hart of Washing,
ton. n. c., who has done a great deal
'o- Las Vegas in the matter Of the
settlement of grant matters, is in tie
ei;y. the guest of his son, f. w. Hsri.
Judge Hart. while here. will trans'st
seine business with the grant ctir-