Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-06
W. Il. Moriartv, of Chilli, entertained

W. 7. Moriarty, of Chilli, entertained
a company of friends from San Pedro
and Albuquerque in fine style at his hos
pitable ranch home the other night.
Annie S. Meyers got a divorce at Albu-
querque yesterday from her husband,
Eph. Myers, on the ground Of abandon
ment.
Twenty-Five of the sixty-fve cars of the
extra heavy steel rails, to replace the old
ones on the mountain between here and
Wooten have arrived, and two gangs of
track layers are busy putting them down.
Ration Reporter.
Stock in the Joseph DeMars Sash Lock
company has all been taken up, and Mr..
DeMars will leave for the east next week
to have the locks manufactured and make
arrangements for them being placed on
the market. Ten thousand dollars of the
stock was taken here inside of the past
three weeks-Albuquerque Citizen.
Judge w. H. Burke claims to have
telegram from Pugilist j. L. Sullivan, who
has Just arrived in San Francisco from his
Australian tour, in which the champion
of the world" states that he will return to
the east via the Atlantic & Pacific, and
will probably stop in Albuquerque.-Citi-
zen.
Upon being arraigned in district court,
VIM. A. Harris, pleaded not guilty to the
charge of numbering Jack King. A. A.
Jones and W. B. Bunker entered an ap-
pearance for the wretched mans defense,
whereupon the presiding judge took judi
cial notice of the fact that Mr.. Bunker
was the supposed partner in the practice
OF law Of the prosecuting attorney. The
latter stated that the once existing bust
ness arrangement had now been dis.
solved. LAS Vegas Optic.
Work on the school of mines is pro.
crossing rapidly. The contractors have
from twenty to thirty men employed AND
are pushing matters. The buildings will
be of white cream colored rock with RED
Arizona sandstone trimmings, and will
make very fine appearance. The build
ings of tue school of mines of New Mexico
when completed will be the best public
buildings constructed in the territory OIL
New Mexico outside OF the capital build.
ings at Santa Fe.-Socorro Chleftan.
Montgomery & FELTON,, of Pueblo, Colo,
who secured the contract to build an i'm.
mense reservoir for Mitchell Bros, the
timber owners on the Atlantic & Pacific
near Chaves station, write that they will
be here in few days with their grading
outfit and will commence work at once
The reservoir will cover forty acres Of
ground and at the dam will be fourteen
feet deep and will be located on section
80 at Mitchell, flag station few miles
west of Chaves in Valencia county. The
reservoir is expected to be ready for use
by the LIST of January, 1888. -Albuquer
que Citizen.
Socorro Chieftain Judge G. D. Keen
ey, superintendent of the Bennett Steph
ensen mine at the Organ mountains
Dona Ana county, came up Friday night
and was in Socorro all of Saturday, look
ing after business matters. He reports
the Bennett Stephenson full of ore ready
for shipment, and any quantity desired
ready to break. The judge has construct
ed a jig, and will put it in operation on
trial at the mine in few days, for the
purpose of solving the concentrating
problem.
Thomas W. Hayward, assignee for c.
| IL. 0pOrleuer, mas Iurhlsneu bona In the
sum of $26,600, with himself, David
Thomas, julius GRAF, John j. Pace
Geo. W. Ward, E. G. Murphy, j. s.
Elston, John Hill, O. L. Houghton, L.
P. Brown, Charles Tamme and L. G.
Fort as suieties. Mr.. Sporleder's liabili
ties are placed at only $6,24S.6l, while
his assets foot up $l3,3O0.-Las Vegas
Optic.
|, Although the tax SAM uan county exactf
off of outside parties who bring in theil
stock to feed in winter is small, yet it is
sufficient to keep out good many. Oul
home market is not sufficient to consume
the amount of feed raised. If We coulC
realize Sc for our hay, we can easily
stand an increase in taxation to amount
to that realized off of what transient stock
would bring to the county fund.--San
Juan Times.