Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-27
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" occupied by Cartwright is for rent
Apply to John Gray or Felipe b. Delgado.
]. T. McFarland's little son is suffering
from a severe wound in the face inflicted
by one of lower Frisco streets numerous
vicious dogs.
Twenty-Five new and nobby suits for
the hose boys arrived from New York this
morning. The boys will appear in them
on Memorial day.
There will be q regular conclave OF
Santa Fe commandcry No, / X, T., at S
O'Clock this evening, al Masonic hall.
Soiomning sir knights are rourtcouslv in
vitcd 70 attend.
In Yesterdays base ball game the Fort
Marcy boys beat the college boys by a
score Of soto d. Sergt. Stublcy OBLIGATED
as umpire and Il big crowd of spectators
witnessed the contest.
"San Pedro, or new mining camp, in
the southern part Of Santa Fe county,
which is now attracting so much atten-
ton, is tho way the Albuquerque and
Las Vegas papers put it.
Capt. Rucker, Z, S. A., we'll and favor
ably known here, passed down the road
en- route to Wingato with two car loads OF
recruits. In response to 4 telegram from
the captain Col. Shelby ran down 10 the
junction to give him greeting.
Simon Segura and Guadalupe Ortiz on
Saturday sold to d. Perez small lot near
san Miguel street for the sum OF go. On
Saturday also the st. Michaels college
bought from Trinidad Trujillo q piece OF
ground across the street from the new col
lego for which the sum OF $500 was paid.
John IIampel has just completed tin
roofs for the Presbyterian mission school
and Tony Windsor's residence, and leaves
next week for Ojo Calcnte, where he has
a ten days jo3. Mr.. Joseph, the public
will he pleased to know, is discarding the
adobe and making many improvements
at the springs.
Hugh Murray got in from Jcmez hot
springs last night He has just finished
for himself at the springs two new cot
tagcs and store house, which are occupied
by good tenants. MIR. Murray says Hon.
NJ. 5. Otero has completed the new road
toward Esparola as far as the Baca place,
which is thirty miles west Of Espanola,
IS I, Reed, OF Santa Fe, a hotel man
Of experience, has taken possession Of the
st. Nicholas hotel ; however, NJ. ]. Stamp,
will remain at the helm till the lst Of
June, Felix Martinez engineered tho
deal 50 SAYS the Las Vegas Optic.
Mr.. Reed is 4 good hotel man and will
undoubtedly make Il success Of his new
undertaking.
A letter from Department Commander
J. II. Mills states that at Las Cruces on
Wednesday last he mustered in twenty
members &. \. r., and organized Phil,
Sheridan post No. IA. Carleton post, OF
Santa Fc, now has ninety-six members,
with six more memberships applied for
The G. 4. r. in New Mexico is in Il very
tlourishing condition.
The d. & K. &, people are beginning to
pay more attention to their New Mexico
line, and this is said to be but the first
step toward still greater activity. Cheap
round trip rates and advertising are being
resorted to with good effect. On Sunday
next the u. & h. q. will run IN excursion
from Trinidad TO Fort Garland and San
Luis parts at $3.50 for the round trip.
J. NJ. Crutchfeld, of the eastern part
OF the county, died on Friday last and
was buried at Glorieta Yesterday. He
was good man and very successful
farmer and stock raiser. Mr.. CrutchEcld
is the father of four sons, all Of whom are
ministers OF the gospel, lie was a native
Of Tennessee, 70 years old, and came to
this region from Texas some three years
ago.
Capt. ], J Lambert, proprietor OF that
excellent newspaper, the Pueblo Daily
Chieltain, was a pleasant caller at the
New MEXICAN office yesterday. He was
formerly in the army service here twenty
years ago, and has yet warm corner in
his heart Tor Santa Fc He thinks the
storage OF water for fruit growing and the
development Of our varied mining resour-
ces will combine to make Santa Fe one
of the great inland cities OF the west.
Capt Lambert lett for home this morning,
going over the narrow gauge.
The city police seem to be entirely too
handy with their six shooters, if reports
are correct Thos. Carroll was very
roughly used by them at Mottleys on
Saturday night, and was so badly beaten
up that q surgeon had to'be called and
sew up his scalp. Officer Borrego should
instruct his men not to use such violence
when mildcr methods will do quite as
well TO enforce the majesty OF the law.
The abuse of man under the influence
OF drink is not sufficient cause to Justify q
policeman to club the man with his gun.
Wrestied with n Woman.
CLEVELAND, May 27.--Arthur Frazier,
an Ohio canal boat captain, on Saturday
visited Edward Howe and wife, near
Hawkins, Summit county. In the course
of conversation Mrs. Howe said "There
never has been q man here l couldn't
throw" Frazier told her she couldn't