Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-28
Personal MENTION
camlllas .Araypn.i The famous sase Of

camilias .fhe famous sage o'
the Peeos, il in town today.
jas,iano Asstinex 10, 10 the city to
day from his home At Anton Chico,
Andres Galieaos In i'm thu city to-day
frena his honae n Chsperito on bust
Mrs. MANUEL Jiiainex of the west
side has been quite sick fur the
past few days.
n. A. saaeheS. county clerk. re-
turned 10 las Vegas last nigh, after
spending a week ut Roclada.
Dr. Lang returned TO his home near
Kr,enig lake this morning after spend.
Ing n day In this city on business.
Joe Goodiander. representing the
Meyer Bros. Drug company of Denver.
Is In the city today calling on his
many customers.
Henry canrs and family left the
city yesterday Tor III Porsenir. where
they will spend "a few days at the re.
sort at that place.
H.. T. Blake returned home to this
city this morning from Montana.
where he had been spending ten days
at the copper mines at that place.
Mrs. Fannie Gibson. who has been
visiting In this city for the past three
weeks with her s~isterin-iaw. Mrs. J.
n. Allen. left On No. s last night for
her home at Abilene. Kas.
Judge T. A. Mann OF Alamagordo.
who arrived In the city yesterday
afternoon on No. .. left last night on
No. Z In company with Judge VII.
liam J. Mills for Santa Fe. where
they will be present at supreme court.
J. Minium left the city this morning
for Kroenig lake on a fishing expedt'
ton. He has a contract with Don
margarine Romero to stock the stream
running near FL Porvenir with black
bass and other gamy fish. Don Mar.
garlic already has several ponds or
small lakes well stocked with men,
beers of the finny tribe and the well
known resort promises to become a
famous retreat for lsaak Waitons.
Charles +. Johnson. district passen.
e agent for the Nickel Plate rail.
road, with headquarters at Denver.
Colo. left for the latter place sester.
day afternoon after spending several
days In this city. Mr.. johnson was
the guest of the Officers at camp dur.
ing the rifle shoot near the Santa Fe
hospital and acted as manager Of the
telephone system during the marks
manship contests. He made a large
number of friends during his stay In
this city.
Arthur Sweet. assistant to Vice
President Arthur Nudge Of the Rock
Island. arrived in the city Yesterday
to meet Mr.. Nudge here and attend
to some matters connected with the
management of the road. Mr. Nudge
arrived In Vegas this morning In his
private car from his camp on the
Pecos. where he has been angling for
spCIhitu btdtttSo anu duuiu@ a Suh
burned hue to his cheerful counter
ance. Both Mr.. Nudge and Mr.. Sweet
are old Santa Fe men who won their
spurs in railroading on the Las Vegas
division.
Several business men on the west
side are not through laughing yet
at an incident that happened on
Bridge street the other day. A Next
ran was going up the street with a
small bale of hay in his wagon when
a delivery boy came driving up be-
hind in one of those two-wheeled.
bob-tailed. chariot like carts. The
equine attached to the latter
vehicle spied the hay in the wagon
ahead and stretched "a his neck to
snatch a mouthful, on the run. The
Mexican heard the outfit passing him
and turned to look at ii and was sur
prised to observe that the horse was
trotting up street swinging his head
from side to side and holding a bale of
hay between his teeth. 1t looked like
his bale and he gave a hurried glance
at the rear of his wagon and then
let out a yell that brought every
business man on the west side to the
doors. 1t also frightened the guilty
horse. who dropped the bale and the
owner recovered his W
with very little loss.