Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-20
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OF John Cox, suspected to have Killed a.,
lhdlah In sell deience.--San juan Indies.
There is butter famine in Albuuuer.
que, all the Invoices on hand having been
condemned as oleomargarine, and the
sale OF the same stopped
Careless statements relative to the dam.
age OF New Mexico fruit by "the last cold
snap are given circulation by SON,
newspapers. Not blt OF it.
At Las Vegas yesterday the wind blew
hard enough to take the hair off all the
dogs III town. Some of the hack horses
had to be propped up with posts to keer
them from blowing over.
Eddy will have two churches instead
OF che. The EpiscopsIlans are circulat.
Ing subscription paper. and it is beng
generously signed, Ms it ought to be A
town can not have too many churches.
The appeal forwarded by the board of
county commissioners to the secretary OF
the interior at Washington, asking that a
patent to the grant issue to the town OF
Las Vegas, was carefully prepared and il
quite lensthy.-Uptlc.
Mr.. James Luttrpll of Durango last
week bought OF j. =. Thompson ei.lt>
acres OF the old Hamb!elt place" on
the san Juan, and made a desert filing
on 100 acres OF adjacent land in sec ions
~ and 20, Township ~. Range l2.-San
Juan Index.
Rev. J. A. Accorsni former parish
priest at Springer, who has been preach
ing to the mission at church Of st. Jean
Baptlste, l09 east 10th street New lork
has announced his intention OF RETURNING
to New Mexico at an early day. lie is 4,
social talented little priest and makes
friends wherever lie goes, both Tor himself
and his church.
Mrs. Schuyler Smith of Farmington. is
reported to have ATTEMPTED suicide Mon,
day night, by dischaleing a Colts As
against her forehead. Strange to relate
the ball did not penetrate the skull, but
spit and the pieces glanced off, inhictinu
DANCE rou, though not necessarily fatal
wound. Dependency is assigned as the
cause for the rash act.-San Juan Index.
Adolph Claire, Frenchman who has
been doing house painting during the
past year, was arrested Tuesday at
Albuquerque Tor having stolen goods
IN his possession. He was taken
before Judge Madden for trial yester-
day morning, and while Constable
Burke was out skirmi>hing witnesses
amt the judge busy writing, the prisoner
conlIy walked out OF the room and effect
ed his escape.
Prof. Blbikov has Just returned from
the ManzanO mountains, where he went
III company with MIR. Levy and Mr..
George Lewis, to examine soue mines for
Major Maynadier. The deposits Of copper
ore near Abo are very extensive AMI rich
assays OF the ore prove that it carries
from 500 TO $75 worth of copper, silver
and some gold; these can be traced to a
distance of four miles. A number of ricu
silver and gold mines, which have been
worked Ill Olden times, are found in the
vicinity. The SOFT for agricultural pur.
poses is very fertile there is abundance of
water, timber and coal the climate is
"lld; the roads easy and very good
Citizen.
Jay Gould note in the Ell Paso Bullion
The great railroad wrecker and recon-
structor will take hold of the White Oaks
ABB rtion and will pat it through Lincoln
county and FROM White Oaks connect
With his eastern system. shortening he
distance to st. LOUIS by 25O miles. He
vii extend the L. x p. from Sierra Blanca.
Texas, to this city, a distance of ninety
miles, and thus relieve the q. Fl. q S. A.
VI further annoyance from this source.
This will necessltate the erection of de
pots, round houses, work shops, in this |
MY. He is interested in securing c!:eap
uel which is another incentive to his |
completion of the White Oaks road. He
Viii construct line from E Paso through |
he Sierra Madres connecting with the |
)enlng line in the vicinity of Corralitos,
Nr. Gould invested in Ell Paso real estrte,
Turing his stay, in the sum of $2l 900 as
'ho~n upon the records, but good al
hority places the sum involved to sum
'pproximating $4,000.