Las Vegas optic., 1909-05-03
new MEXICO news

the new meat cutter at the Beler
meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Newton left Las
Cruces for their summer home al
Rochester, N Y
w. F. Chase Jr, of Shreveport, La.
is new arrival at Las Cruces, with
a view of locating.
James A. Shipley of Silver City, Is
candidate for district clerk of the
Iseventh judicial district.
The physicians of Colfax county
met at Ration and organized ColfaS
County Medical association.
Miss Mary Lou Todd, a teacher in
the public schools at Santa Fe, has
left for her home at Ricardo.
Mrs. Lucy E. Swan, wife of R. N.
Swan, died at st. Joseph's sanitarium
at Albuquerque, aged So years.
The territorial encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic will be
held at AIamogordo on June 8-9.
Mrs. J. P. Mitchell left Las Cruces
for Boston. England, where she will
visit relatives for few months
The normal school at Belen during
June will be conducted by Mrs. Brum-
back, principal of the public schools.
| w. A. Mathews and G. w. Hinan,
of Holton, Kansas, were at Las Cruz
ces, inspecting the Miller-Esperanza
additions
F, ]. Bush has been appointed u.
S. commissioner for Alamogordo, vice
w. S. Shepherd, deceased, by Judge
E. A. Mann
Gate City lodge No. IL of Masons,
at Ration, have started to renoyate
and improve their quarters in the
Shuler block.
The Southwestern hotel and cafe
has been opened in the old Ell Paso
G. Southwestern railroad office build
ing at Alamogordo.
Pneumonia claimed George H.
Strott, brickmason, formerly of Gale
Ina, Ills, at Santa Fe. The deceased
was 81 years of age.
DR.. G.. N. Fleming, district deputy
of the B. P. o. e. for New Mexico,
was at Las Cruces from Ration in
specting the local lodge.
William Fresenius has returned to
Belen from three weeks prospect
ing trip in the Carrizozo mountains.
He represents New York parties, by
whom he is employed
Mrs. George Dixon of Santa Fe.
received message from the Seton
Crafts company. Lakewood. N. j., no
tifying her of having secured the
prize in the recent prize story con-
test.
This week district court will con-
vene at Hillsboro, Sierra county. Ow-
ing to the illness in the family of
Judge Frank w. Parker Judge Ed
ward A. Mann of Alamogordo will be
ON the bench.
Circulars are being received from
the Pinkerton Detective agency by
bankers. postmasters and public Off
GERS, descriptive of clever forger
named Henderson, who is badly want
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Albert Ninston, colored, was arrest
ed at Alamogordo for flourishing a
gun. but was released again when it
was found that, his mind was disor-
dered and his brother promising to
take care of him.
Justice of Peace @. M. Bayne at
Ration dismissed charges against
Deputy Sheriff William Boulden of
Koehler, for assault with words and
for robbery They had been preferr-
ed by Marie Liptoc of Koehler
T. w. Johnson and his neighbors
have presented to School Superinten-
dent Burch of Guadalupe county,
numerously signed petition for new
school district in Sunshine mesa. The
proposed new district has 35 pupils.
The Alamogordo News says that
boys of that town, ranging in age
from IA to 10 years, are in the habit
of procuring whisky and congregating
lin various parts of the city in the
Ievening and often becoming intoxicat-
led.
Announcement cards have Just
been received in Santa Fe of the we'd
ding of Miss Rosa Holland, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. James Clyde Hol-
land to John Thomas Kane. The
wedding took place in the home of
the bride at Danville. Va.
Although there were 234 cases on
the docket, at Tucumcari. Judge
Mann cleared up business, all except
about dozen cases, in two weeks
and returned to Alamogordo with
District Clerk F. P. Downs and Court