Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-12
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Several cases Of diphthcria in L.
Vegas.
The territorial press is urging the o.
servance of Arbor day
The Albuquerque city election takes
place the first week in April.
a little child Of Francisco Chaves, -,
died at Pojarito Monday afternoon.
Z. W. Nelson, former clerk of Apache
county, A. T., arrested near Albuquerque
yesterday, says spite work is the cause 81
it,
DR.. G. M. kellog, who has been acting
In that capacity for some time past, has
been appointed company surgeon for the
Santa Fe at East Las Vegas, vice DR.. II.
A. Armstrong, transferred.
Mrs. .. E. Cromwell is sick at the Sac
Felipe, and it is likely that Mr. Cromwell,
on account of his wiie's health, vii
abandon his trip to California, returning
to New York as soon as she gets able to
travel.-Citizen.
Las Vegans will meet Thursday night
for the purpose of getting a full and fan
expression from both sides as to the most
expeditions and feasible ways and means
of obtaining patent from the government
Tor the Las Vegas grant, so that the in
terests OF the east side people and the
west side people will be alike subserved.
San Juan G. A. r. note: Comrade c.
H. McHenry acted as mastering officer,
and installed the following: n. l.. Hayden,
p. c., 5. T. Maupln, 5. V. G.; James
Scott, j. V. c.. NJ. l.. Page, Q. NJ; A.
Bowman, S.; IL. G. King, c.; Allen I.
Bird, A.. &. W. Mccoy, o. D.; G. II.
McHenry, o. Il.
The other day murder was committed
at Los Ranches de Atriscos, and very little
can be ascertained regarding the affair, it
appearing that the friends OF the murderer
are endeavOring to shield him from trial
or the family of the man murd, red has
been terrorized into quietude. The man
murdered was named Emilio Anaya.-
Albuquerque Citizen.
Last Sunday the bicycle club Of this
city made all excursion to Tjeras canon,
and on returning time was kept, with the
following result: C. NJ Rushing, Star
bicycle, 80 minutes; Bernard Sleyster,
80 inch ordinary bicycle, 81 minutes /;
f. J. Davis, ID inch ordinary bicycle, As
minutes; Sol. Benjamin, "a inch ordl.
nary bicycle, 10 minutes. Distance from
Tijeras canon to reservoir, ten miles,
Citizen.
G. l.. Hubbs reports mining matters
throughout southern New Mexico as live
ly. At Hlllsboro the stamp mill is run
ming night and day. Kingston is excited
over a big mining deal in which London
capital is interested. The Orc Elmo and
Bonanza mines in that section are putting
IN all extensive and valuable plant OF
machinery, and everything wears the ap.
pearance OF prosperity and activity.
The booty obtained by the postotiice
thieves at Albuquerque is larger than at
first reported, and comes nearer home
than at first supposed. In addition to
81 $40 i'll stamps, 5000 in money and 81,
UOU III Lincoln county bonds, the thieves
got twenty-One registered letters sent
from the Roswell office alone, which COLI
tanned from $25 to $500 each. 1t was the
largest registered mail ever sent out Of
this Office, and the only one ever moest-
ed. A number of Mexicans who live in
and around Mora, N. NJ, and who are at
present at work on the big ditch below
town, sent, or rather attempted to send,
Il portion OF their wages to their homes.
This accounts for the large registered mail.
j. X. Y. Sutherland, We learn, had a $500
check inclosed in his letter, and the Mex
leans had from $25 to sou. 1t is all in
checks, however, and the thieves will
have u pretty hard time to successfully
pass them without causing suspicion to
he roused.-Pecos Register.