Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-25
ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM THE TWO TERRITORIES

TNOM lie "
n TILE EN- ,
An agreement has been reached to
lie the bitches In the city Of Roswell.
The cost will be approximately $4,000.
NO HELLO THERE
Fire recently destroyed the tele'
phone exchange at Clayton. The re-
pair OF the damage was started ut
once.
NgWcoMERe-
The Santa Rosa Sun gives the
names OF O number OF new arrivals TO
the territory who are settling In Quad
alupe county.
MARRIED.
Miss Dolores Padilla and Valentine
SAILS. both OF Barelas. 6andoval coun'
~, were married last week In that
place, where they will make their fu'
ture home.
oouNp ovgR-
Mars. Mary Aiken, the woman &C.
cused OF numbering her own child near
Lakewood. Eddy county. last week,
has been bound over to await the &C.
tion Of the grand jury without bond.
"NGo" IN TRouDlE-
Fred Mills, commonly known ct
Hillsboro 40 Red" Is now In Grant
county jail awaiting trial for horse
stealing. Il will be remembered that
Mills was tried last spring for the
murder Of D. A. Sanders and acQuit.
ted.
TucUMcARi HusrLtNo-
I The Tucumcari Commercial club
held I meeting In that town last week
ct which q committee was appointed
to take the matter Of an agriculture
experiment station for Quay county
mp with the proper authorities In
Washington.
UNLuckv DROP
DR.. i. J. Morgan OF Folsom met with
! peculiar accident . few days ago.
While carrying an armful Of wood Z
piece dropped and struck his knee. He
has been taken to the Trinidad hos.
pital where blood poisoning set In
and as q consequence he Is in q seri.
Gus condition. Z
Lots
q. H. Scott has purchased two lots
IN Albuquerque for $4,000. The lott
are situated at the corner Of Railroad
and Walter streets and he will erect
two buildings on them, one for rent
Ing. and the other for residence pur
poses.
MUCH MoLAooEa-
Last spring j. A. Rawls Of Arrests
planted twelve acres In cane and tn,
crop has Just been finished making u
into molasses. MI. Graham, VIII
bought the crop, states that he mad,
100 gallons Of syrup per acre. which
he sold for go cents q gallon, making
30 per acre.
ousHGR-
Word has just been received Of q
monstrous gusher that had been
struck near Artesia. The artesiau
well with only an eight inch casing
sends a stream Of water twelve feet
into the air, which amounts to approx.
fmately $50 gallons or water per min.
ute, sufficient to cover twenty acres
to q depth Of two feet in twenty.four
hours.
NEW DEPOT coMPLLEreo-
The painters are about to complete
their work on the Pennington depot.
and Il II certainly an artistic job. The
building IL painted cream color with
walnut brown trimmings and 1t IL the
prettiest effect We have ever cen on
: station building. It Is said that all
the stations on the broad guAge lines
are to be painted this color, and nat
airally Pennington Ia the first.-Farm.
ington .Times-Hustler.
DEAR oegR-
Constable Frank Blake arrived In
Albuquerque with Governor Jose Quad.
aloupe. Of the Jemex pueblo, and three
other members Of his tribe, Pablo
Toya. Francisco Naque and Wctoriano
Llepe. The braves are accused OF
killing two deer out Of season. Their
arrest followed and . fine of $50 I'M
posed in each ease and SS.l6 IN costs.