Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-24

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Arthur Eas saa tanaals ~ CAaaGl9-
kas.. h. sislaias N las Meas
Charles Hsraanaea 1T she city this
uAarning toF sIaaaa&mEa On basan&ss-
A. R Galaegm@ II i<as Gnmeh0s In I'm
Judge NIiliam j, Mills md Aaloraey
Charles A. spse=ss s~amEnea hame u
tAis city this asaeTa&ssn on No .
ale city today On = hnsihess mission,
Miss Nellie Preston q Las VEGAS l.
the cues, In Hanover. Ind % Miss
HRntley.
". q. Rayless u colmhsa. No. is =
guest N the hosne II DE, William Por"
ter Mills.
tyetor Gonxaass. vile AMI heir. are
I'm the city today tEum their home nj
Tg~mentina.
Mrs. J. l.. Toaker and ehilaUen re-
turned home 10 this city this morning
after spending three geeks az VI pOr
EsniT.
AlbinO G. G~aliszgos. who has been
visiting relatives In tosn foF a seek,
left this mofniny fur his Faneh At
..os conchos.
Mrs. ], r. Gaaegin has returned home
70 this city after visiting Tor a week
with Domingo Hases aud family nj
Apache Springs.
Matias Hernandex. n brother AZ e,
Hernandez Of this city. passed through
las Vegas yesterday ON his way home
20 I'd Paso from a visit In Colorado.
A. c. de Baea the ives; side butcher.
returned 70 las Vegas yesterday af.
ter spending threee days In the yicin.
ity Of Aguilar purchasing cattle.
Don Felix Esanihel. u member of
the Las Vegas grant hoard. was 10
the city yesterday from his home at
San Geronimo.
n. 8. Haddles of 81. Joseph, No. a
well known travelling man who spent
several days In this city. left for the
east this afternoon Of No. 2.
Mrs. r. N. Reed and two daughters
left this afternoon on No. 2 for Den.
yer. where they expect 20 make their
future home. They formerly resided
on Firth street.
A. r. Roberts has returned home
to this city from Milwaukee. where
ne went as a delegate Of the local
aerie Of Eagles To attend the big na.
tional conclave Of the order.
David Rosenwald and wife will
leave the city tomorrow for an y.
tended visit 10 the coast. They will
remain In California for an indefinite
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pablo Jaramillo aud
Miss Maggie Bernard returned home
to this city yesterday afternoon after
spending a couple Of weeks ut Taos.
Mora and other %neighboring places.
Father Gilberton Of the Church Of
Our Lady OF Sorrows Of the west side
returned home this afternoon from
Santa re. where he will spend three
or four DAYS with friends. .
Al Rogers and sou William left this
morning for kroenig lakes. where
they will spend the day fishing. They
have made a number of trips to the
lakes recently and have been
fui In making large catches.
Don Eugenio Romero. county treas
lrer. has returned home to this city
from a business trip to Santa Fe. Mr..
Romero was on No. 3 which ran off
the track the other night n was
considerably Jared up by the acct
dent.
Mrs. Will G. Barnes. wife of the
secretary of the cattle sanitary hoard,
Is expected Il return from Chicago
today. where she has been spending
several weeks on an extended visit.
DR.. Ancil and W. Talbot Of Phoenix
are visiting Secretary Barnes.
Sam Bliss left the city this after
noon for his home In New York. Mrs.
Bliss did not accompany him. but will
remain in this city visiting with her
UluIneT, MIS-. Fdittte Softhsohs uhth
the weather Is cooler i'm the eastern
metropolis.
Contractor NJ. NJ. Sundt has return
ed from a combined business and
pleasure trip to Colorado Springs.
he met John Hill. a former Las
Vegas, who was engaged here as a
Mr.. Hill sent his regards
10 his Vegas friends and Mr.. Sundt
brings news that Mr.. Hin Is a grand
an heir having recently been
born to his son. John Hill. Jr,. who
married since the Hills removed from
Winsor Nelson. cattle raiser and
farmer of the Mineral Hill neighbor-
hood. is in the city. Although a first
class telegraph operator. the attention
1f the click of the instrument long n
,go gave way to the seductive calling
the pine breezes and the longing
the lowing herd. until now he has
a confirmed farming noun.