Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-15
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Berkely, CAL, is visiting in Eddy.
R. Baer has finished l0O-foot con.
tract on the Mills tunnel at Socorro.
Jesus Maria Castillo has been chosen
manager OF the Pintado Sheep company.
John Calvin, of Lorisburg, was married
to Miss Clara s. Barber, at Aster, Iowa.
A number of Vegas young ladies and
gentlemen will form class in elocution.
The Commercial club of Las Vegas
met Thursday to discuss the Wickham
bill.
Mrs. Mahala Handles died at Anton
chico, San Miguel county, Tuesday, Of
paralysis.
Eddy's new hotel is now nearly com.
pleted, the plumbing work only remain
Ing to be done.
Horace Gerber has returned to Silver
City after an absence of six months in
Durango, Mexico.
The Pelican Mining company of Her
mosa is quoted on the Kansas City Board
of Exchange.
The Apache and Black Range mining
districts are looking up, and large num-
bers of capitalists are coming in.
Ranch men on the Mimbres river are
alarmed lest the supply of water will run
short, as the river is now very low.
Thomas Cobb, formerly county com.
missioner of Grant county, is expected tC
return from Seattle to Silver City.
Holland q Sanagan, of the Green
theater at Silver City, have been arrested
for allowing women in their saloon.
Mrs. Ida E. Bishop, NJ. D., and her
daughters, Misses Netha and Callie, OF
Ell Paso, are visiting IN San Marcial.
The machinery of the Carlisle mill has
been ordered taken out and shipped t.
San Francisco by the party in charge.
The Argus very pertinently remarks
that Mr.. Hagerman will ride into Eddy
in his special car on or before Christmas
S. B. Glenn, who has been managing
the affairs of the Jcarila Mining q Water
company in Lincoln county, has gone
east.
The grand jury at Las Vegas failed to
find bill against Cruz Chaves for the
murder OF Felix Arsgon at Apache
Springs.
Louis Zollhoefer, merchant at James
springs, will establish stage line from
Bernalillo to the hot springs. First run
will be made Friday.
1t is rumored that agents for the Rio
Grande Irrigation & Colonization COM
pany are at work securing fictitious names
for mysterious dOcuments
Rev. Lowe has. been successful in
church matters at Las Cruces. His
church now staL DIS third in number OF
attendance in the territory.
The heavy shipments OF cattle that are
now being made from Socorro county
will relieve the range, which has been
overstocked for some time.
Bremen's mill at Pinos Altos has been
leased by Judge G. &. Bell and } |.
Brown, and the machinery will be put in
motion for crushing ore from the Tampico
mine.
J. A. LaRue, of the Felix Cattle COM
pany, has arrived at Lincoln from Las
Vegas accompanied by two cattle buyers
from Kansas. The gentlemen returned
ulShplOlutCu, do tllO hVih VllCy NCIC dlGcl
had just been sold.
The Santa Fe system is preparing to
uniform all the station agents, ticket
agents and train service men. To this
end the company has sent out circulars to
all the men asking for an expression OF
opinion as to what will please them most
in the way OF uniform.
Saturday night at Anthony young Mr..
Meacham was replacing his six shooter
in his belt when it accidentally slipped
out of the scabbard and belt to the floor,
exploding cartridge. The ball entered
the calf of the leg of Pedro Gomez, by
stander, making flesh wound which il
not considered dangerous.
Grant county item: In the murder case
of James Reynolds, who was indicted in
| the district court for the murder of Irwin
Moore, on the Mimbres, the jury dis
agreed at the Hillsboro court few days
ago. A change Of venue had been taken
to Sierra county by the prisoner. This
means six months longer in the Grant
county Jail.
Surveyors have been at work recently
establishing the boundary line between
Eddy county and Texas. Heretofore
certain Eddy county citizens have been
compelled to pay taxes to Texas and sit
as jurymen in that state. A. l.. Crowley
was one of these. The line established
by Mr.. Nymeyer is about seventy miles
east Of Eddy.
H. S. Lyter, the we'll known contracto,
Of this city, was down yesterday from Las
Cruces. Mr.. Lyter has contract fol
making 100000 brick for the agricultural
college to be erected at Las Cruces. He
has just begun molding brick and expects
to complete his job in about forty days
The plans for the building will probably
be decided upon to-day. 1t will certainly
be fine structure, and one in which Ell
Paso may justly take pride as belonging
to the great Rio Grande valley, in which
Ell Paso is ed.-Times.
Some time ago the Index made men.
ton of the birth (stillborn) of an astonish-
ingly large infant and the death of its
mother, the wife of Mr.. Antonio Berry,
residing near Rosa. The Index now
learns that while the particulars of the
remarkable size and weight OF the infant
were as stated, the weights of the parents
were exaggerated; the father weighing
but 211 pounds and the mother 1876, in
stead Of 300 and 80 pounds respectively,
as was printed. twill be recollected that
the child measured twenty-six inches and
weighed thirty-four and one-half pounds.
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