Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-06
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
VIM. A. Vance, deputy sheriff, 4
tempted suicide at Ration.

VIM. A. Vance, deputy sheriff, at
tempted suicide at Ration
One hundred thousand brick secure,
for the walls OF the new school house
The school board are determined to com
pete the building if possible in time lo
Il winter term Of school. Chiel
tain
Prof. Bibikov, who visited the mic:
mines in Rio Arriba county, retulne,
home to-day. He states that while al
sent fourteen mines, principally mic;
were bonded to eastern capitalists, anC
reports mining prospects brisht.-.Albu
querque Citizen.
Silver City cannot exist without asensa
ton. Tuesday Santa Fe brakeman
named McNutt, induced girl about 1t
Years Old, named Martin, to marry him
Before the bride and groom could yet out
OF town the girls father swore ont Il war.
rant and had the groom arrested on the
charge OF abduction. -Albuquerque Citi
zen.
Samuel keryte, Lagura Indian who
mas been attending school at Carlisle
ia', LOT hve Years, learning the black
smith trade While there, arrived in the
city last Monday and by Tuesday noon
had secured Il job at Guittard Il Miller
shop. Samuel talks good English and is
represented as a first class workman.-
Albuquerque CiliAen.
New Mexico Farmers Alliance: Pres
ident New Mexico Territorial Alliance, j.
n. Coe, of Lincoln; first vice president,
VIM. Locke, of san Juan county; second
vice president, j. p Hosner, OF Colfux
secretary, W. l.. Breeze, Lincoln; treusur.
er, John Graham, Colftx chaplain, }. A.
Allison, San Juan; lecturer, j. A. Wolcot,
CollaX assistant lecturer, VIM. Griffin,
an Juan; d. X, T. T.. Lee, Lincoln !;
a. d. K, CT Bell, Lincoln; territorial
agent, j. p. Hosmer, Cofax.
Last Monday morning Thos. Dorsey
and W. ID. Buringane were placed nn-
der arrest by the Rio Grande Smelling
company. In the complaint Mr.. Dorsey
is charged with having obtained by mis-.
representation the sum of $4,000 from
the smelling company, also havingappro-
prated $4,000 OF the money belonging
to the bank to his individual use. Mr..
Dorsey waved his examination until the
eth OF August, and was required to give
bond OF 5000 for his appearance on that
day. Socorro Chieitain.
Nogal Nugget Hon. Thomas W. Hen
ley has gone to Lincoln, under a writ OF
mandamus, issued out of the district
clerks office, to order the election for
delegates to the constitutional convention.
Mr. Henley did all in his power to get the
board to do this ut their last meeting, but
being minority, he could not act There
is never anything to be gained by dis
obedience to the law. 1t is childish folly
to Imagine that the law will not be ell
forced, whatever may he our feelings in
regard to it. Col. NJ. Cronin, the chain
man Of the board, We learn, has gone,
where to or what for we are unable to say.
At any rate, he avoided the mandamus
by his absence.
j. p. Goodlander, who travels for Meyer
Bros, was here this week. On his last
trip out in this country he had quite All
experience. When at Flagstaff he WAS
arrested because the officer thought that
he answered the description of Jones, II
Denver defauter. After great deal OF
trouble he managed to identify himself
and secure bail When he got to Trinidad
another detective held him up for Jones
Again he identified himself and was turned
loose. He read the description If Jones
and had to admit that lie filled the bill
very accurately. When he started out on
his trip he Was going to Denver to get q
certificate from the sheriff that he Was not
Jones, but he got word that Jones had
been arrested i'll Cincinnati -Lordsburs
Liberal.