Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-19
Personal MENTION

H.. 4. Morgan u In Inc cry BoEn nas
home in Denver.
William L. Neal is In the city from
his home at AlbuqueE que.
William Nickerson Of Syracuse,
kas. Is visiting In the city.
A. Judell Of Kansas City. Is In Las
Vegas Ola u regular business trip.
II. GTtIegman Of Santa Fe Is In the
city today on "a businss mission,
T.. G, Henkins is in the city On bust
n.ss from his home In Lamar. Colo.
Ph. r. Giraidi Of Albuquerque is
In the city today on a business trip.
F. J.. Holmes Of Albuquerque Is in
the city today shaking hands with
friends.
A. 4. Harmon. who arrived In this
city frum Albuquerque. returned home
SUNDAY evening.
All building operations ceased today
on account OF the snow and disagree
able weather.
Christian Otto. Of Clayton. y. NJ,
who spent several days In this city
on business. left this afternoon for
Trinidad. Colo.
{. f. and c. NJ. Foraker. who were
In the city on business. returned to
their home at Albuquerque Saturday
evening
Joseph c, Nichols Is IN the city
today representing I>anciger Bros,
distributors and Importers OF fine IL
quorS Of Kansas City. Mo.
NJ. G. KEENAN,, an Inspector OF the
cattle sanitary board, will leave the
city tomorrow for Dawson to inspect
a shipment of hides.
Prof. n. r. Larkin, of III" city
schools will leave hey week for Ros'
well. N. NJ. to address the Pecos Val
ley Teachers association.
Charles Silver has arrived In the
city from his home at Rochester. Ind.
and will probably spend a portion oi
the winter In this city.
W. J. Henwood of Cincinnati Is in
the city today calling on his custom
ers. He represents the firm OF Proc
tor G. Gamble, manufacturers of the
famous Ivory soap.
Adolfo Jaramillo IL expected to ar
rive today from Denver where he
stopped on his way here from Man
lila, where he has been for the pasI
eight years in the service OF Uncle
Sam.
MFR. and Mrs. G. r. Doll. who arriv
cd in the city Saturday evening from
their home In Denver. left Sunda,
morning for Wagon Mound and vii
return this evening. MIR. Doll repre-
sents the National Biscuit company
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Tudor and bah,
left the city todayfor their home nea'
Salisbury. Mo-, after a ten days visi
with Mrs. Thos. Tudor. 1917 Fifth st
They will stop at Halstead, Kas, TO
a days visit with friends.
Winter is now here in earnest ant
Las Vegas seems more Ike SOM
New England town than a part of tn
territory Of New Mexico. The unusua
spectacle of sleighs and bob sled
gliding up and down the streets l
presented to view right at the yer.
start of winter and the old resident
are already stating that the climate
is changing. 1t began to snow lat
Saturday afternoon and continued
during the entire night, until 1t wa
from six to eight inches of the beauti
full covering the ground. Sleigh
were gotten out early and snow shov
els were in great demand. The stree
car tracks were buried Saturday nigh
and the trips to the west side wer
cut out entirely between eight an
nine O'Clock, the heavy motor cal wa
ordered out and the motormen. cor
ductors and the trackmen were KEEP
busy removing drifted snow from tn
rails. Il was bitter cold Sunday an
the thermometer vent down to tel
degrees above zero last night. Nor
snow Is promised tonight.