Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-14
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buquerqne.
Sporting Bros. have closed up their
store at Gallup.
A number of cases OF measles are re-
ported in Silver City.
James A. Allcock, of Lincoln county,
has gone to Kansas City.
Mr. Frank Kleiner fell at Kingston and
sustained severe injuries.
| DR.. Frank Given has been appointed
health officer at Hillsboro.
| L. P. Browne has returned to Las We
gas from two weeks trip east.
Frank, the only son OF Samuel Eek
stein, Silver City, died last week.
The Banner says 900 pounds OF mall
was received at Springer i'll April.
A. D. Harold, of Las Vegas, is viewing
Spring Palace sights at Fort Worth.
A little son of Rev. A. Hoffman at Las
Vegas fell and hurt himself seriously.
Don Hilario Romero is planting 100
acres of his ranch near Los Alamos IN
alfalfa.
Sheriff Whitehill, OF Silver City, is lad
I'D with a swollen leg, the result OF falling
, into prospect hole.
The Daughters of st. John, at Albu-
oueroue. will give social party on the
evening of the Goth.
9 Mrs. A. NJ. Swan and daughter, MISS
r Vickie, formerly of Gallup, are now resi-
dents of Albuquerque.
@ BEGINNING June the Gallup Coal COM
PAW will increase the present output, ooo
tons, 80 per cent daily.
Mrs. G. H. Nance and Miss Cora Men
= denhall, of Folsom, are spending week
It with friends in Denver.
Rev. J. P. Hilburn, of San Marclal, has
y gone to st. Louis to attend the general
conference OF the Southern Methodlsts.
u The secret societies of Gallup will com
bine in giving grand ball on the even
ing of Saturday, May 81, the proceeds 10
d be given to swell the public school 1uhu'
at Six thousand steers and COWS from the
70 Bell ranch are reported on the road from
~ the Bell ranch to Clayton, from which
place the stock will be shipped over the
~ Fort Worth road.
i'd Mr.. John A. Heames, George F. Moore,
st William V. Moore and William Courtls,
prominent capitalist and mining men OF
, Detroit, Mich, are looking over their
io claims near kington.
CT Saws the Metropolitan: A great many
x southerners are making arrangements
It. securing rooms, ETC., for their families tc
-. snend the summer months i'll Folsom
" They seem so anxious that they can no
III wait until the new hotel is completed
y, which will be about the middle OF July.
he The school house at the Gallup camp
which is being built by the Gallup Goa
,al company, is nearly finished. Mr.: F. W
~. Myers will constitute the school ooaru
Il and all the pretty school MAINS may nov
IRE commence to send IN their application
lat accompanied by their photographs.-Elk
os- An outdoor school, under ripening fig
trees and red lowered pomegranates, /
novelty in most countries. leu
hourishes in Phoenix. Mrs. Bury teach
an es thirty pupils in such seminary, a
oA her home on Pima street, nearly opposlt
re- the Lemon hotel. Their ages vary 1roI
YER 4 toll wears. Cool breezes and varle
ast occupation keep even the very little one
from Weariness.-Phunix Herald.
Judge R. V. Newsham had prett
,,od RIM in the matrimonial line at Pine
en- Altos last week. He spliced the follow
Ter, ING couples: Manuel Garcia, Reiug
mo Melndres Juan. Escajeda, Hiaria Waller
cia Eulopio Avalos, Faustina Medina
VI Renedito Rosas, Rita Flores Marcos u
,rty sares. Melouiades Firman. Sever
couples of Pinos Altos people also wei
,ent over to Silver City to get married.
Tue, A false report has been circulated tn
,,te chicken ranch can not be made prol
: able in New Mexico for the reason Tn
usl- the wind blows the chickens over IN
Texas, and that it is necessary to amen
,or all lightweight fowls to something sol
to hold them down. This report is wit
III ont foundation. We admit that due
his and geese do not do well here except
, of certain seasons OF the year, on account
the water supply, but chickens are pr
!, table and high priced.-Stock Grower.
hos Con. Whitehill, young man OF SLY
CITY. was accidentally shot thursday
bout Last week with a 44-caliber Winches
riga rife at the Hudson ranch. Billy Ma
son, his partner, was going through
van motions of emptying cartridges from
the gun, when the weapon was G
on charged, the ball p, ssng through 90
oun- left hand. entering at the back OF It, tn
sped its way through the left lung, ent
, 9 ing near the nipple, and lodged III
. o. below the left shoulder. A portion OF
ana shoulder blade was cut away by the bull
none Considerable attention is being attract
to the aluminium fields between the .
leave clio and ella, says the Pinos Altos Min
will The deposit is about mile in width q
ntor. about three miles in length, both strea
n''' have abundance Of water for all ,pur,pos
the mountains are well timbered. !w
\ Fe the main difficulties to overcome. IN
His southwest in mining enterprises is w
;s.or and water, which in this case are abunda
's'ef. There is more or less farming land
night both streams. Ed. Moulton and st
been Brannen, two OF the principal ranch
on the Sapelo, have fine ranches
=, :, have them we'll stocked with cattle.
Il III Brannen has his farm stocked with
and and horses, he has made fish cultui
study for the past fifteen years, has : IT, IT,
perin- large ponds $50 yards in length by MT
|, .ho width, well stocked with mountain Il
and German carp.