Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

A lodge of Good Templars viii be or
ganized in Kingston shortly.
j. II. Kent for mayor; c. p Jones
for clerk; VIM. Farr for Town marshal,
were the nominations last night by the
Republicans at Albuquerque.
Mrs. 8. J. Rosenwald, relct of the late
Joseph Rosenwald, arrived from her
present home in st. Louis on last even
ing's train. She was met at the depot by
a number of friends.
Judge L. s. Trimble will go to Wash
ington about the 18th OF April rs one OF
New Mexicos delegates to represent to
congress the importance OF settling land
titles in New Mexico. Citizen.
The fractured arm of Joe Gibbetts,
shot by house-breakers at San Pedro, was
operated upon yesterday afternoon, by
DR.. F. H. Atkins, assisted by Drs
Maroon and Henriques. Optic.
Rev. j. M. A. La Tourrette, who has
been retired from chaplaincy in the
regular army, on account of age, left for
For Union, last night; his wife Tor Kansas
City. They will soon take up their
permanent residence at indianapolis, Ind.
Miguel Desmarais, NJ. D., is the way he
writes his name now. He is u son of one
OF the pioneer families OF Las Vegas, n .
NJ, and brother-ln-law of Hon. Chas.
Blanchard. He graduated with dstin-
guished honors at the st. Louis Medical
college.-El Paso Bulletin.
The most encouraging news reached
this office from New Mexico and Arizona
10 pf
month, like the preceding one OF Feb
ruary, will exhibit an Increased product
of ore in both territories over that OF the
same periods last year.-Bullion.
There is regular trail made that leads
directly over the roof OF the station house
ut CuuIbres, by travellers walking IRON
Chama to Ozler. The snow there iu some
places is twenty-six feet deep, six feet
above the tops OF the telegraph poles, and
these are tW eEty feet high. What locality
| can beat this ?-Chama Northwest.
The San Juan county commissioners
who have been at Terra Anlarllia Tor
several days lett for their homes Friday.
They offered this county $4,000 to settle,
which was not accepted, our commIs-
sioners claiming $l4, OJU. The debt was
| San Juan's portion ut the time OF the
| division some three years ago, with inter-
est.-NorthW est.
Rio Arriba note: Mrs. A. j. Barry
| died ut her home near Rosa last Sunday,
| after having been four days enduring the
pangs OF childbirth, ana giving birth to Il
son that weighed thirty-iour pounds and
measured tWenty-six Inches in length,
one Of the most remarkable cases On
record, born dead. Mrs. Barry wels led
2UU lbs. and her husband 20. She .elt
hive little children Was Il lady of many
excellent qualities.
| The San Diego Sun OF the 2lst inst.
contains u handsome tribute to the ability
and character Vi L. A. Davis, M. D., who
years ago resided ut SOcOIO, n. M. ,
where lie Was respected, hot only lor his
skill as practitioner and surgeon, but
also Tor his sterling moral character. The
cause that gave The Sun OCCASION to men-
| ton the doctor III Its reject issue VAS that
Vi his retirement, alter years service,
rs president OF the San Diego Medical
| society.
Quite large transfer of mining proper
ty vi PlnOs Altos occurred last thursday.
a deed irOn luus l.. Fielder to Jens Mol
Ter and Thomas Ii. Sweeney, OF Calves
ton, lexas, and Rufus l.. HELM, vi New
Orleans, La, ConveyIng Il one-hali inter
est III the following mines and mining
Claims, was held Oh record, TO- wit: trlue
oil The " est, Golden Crown, EsperanAa,
Mammoth, Bell, Carotta, Golden Cross
anu the Cross. Also the GOLDEN Spring
mil size. The consideration Named Ii
$75,UuU. The group OF mines vii. be oper.
aLeu by the purchasers under AL organlza-
ton " be known AS the MauInoln Hold
Mining company.-SentInei.