Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-21
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
Interesting Items from All Parts Of New
Mexico.

Miss Eta DeMars and John S. Trim
BILE were married Thursday evening a
Albuquerque.
W. H. Hill, we'll known miner o1
Sierra county, died last week at Kingston
of pneumonia.
Receiver G. T. Brown is paying divi-
dend of 10 per cent on the Indebtedness
of the Socorro county bank. .-Socorro
Chieftain.
Miss Manuelita Walters and Mr.. Chas.
Fritz were recently married at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Geo. Curry, at Picacho, in
Lincoln county.
A large force of men and teams are at
work on the Montoya grant and near the
Bell ranch, engaged in the construction
of irrigating bitches.
A shooting match took place at Endee,
on Saturday night last. 1t was a cowboy
row, and grew out of a game of poker.
Resin Smith was shot through the arm
and the leg, the ball in the arm breaking
the bone.-Optic.
Mr.. Lewis B. Frear, now a partner
with w. II. Kennedy in the Cerrillos
Supply company, left for his home in
New York state Wednesday. He will
probably return about October.
Rustler.
The almonds and apricots are in bloom.
The buds ON the peaches are bursting,
and in the valley below the city the con-
tonwoods are taking on shade of green.
If there are no late frosts there will be
an immense peach, pear and apple crop
this ear.-Socorro Chieftain.
Married Tuesday evening, March II,
1891, at residence of Mr.. Oscar Cook,
Mr.. Arthor Cook and Miss Iva A. Green,
Rev. John Wilson officiating. Both par
ties are well known in Ration and host
of friends wish them long and happy
journey through life.-Raton Courier.
The business men of San Pedro are
hopeful and energetic. They as we'll as
the people of the camp in general, expect
great strikes, a large increase of laborers,
railroad building and other things to
build up their trade.-Cerrillos Rustler.
What San Pedro needs first, is a rail
road. The development of claims and
consequent uncovering of rich ore bodies,
depends in great measure on the posi-
bility of claim owners being able to ship
lower grade ores and pay for taking out
the same with such shipments. s.-Cerrillos
Rustler.
John Walters, ranchman OF Johnson's
mesa, died in Ration, Sunday, of con-
sumption. He was stopping at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Duncan, of this city. Mr..
Walters leaves wife and children in
Iowa. Hisproperty consisted of ranch
and some stock on the mesa. He was
about so years of age, eccentric and of a
retiring disposition. The remains were
buried in the Ration cemetery Monday
Raton Courier.
Yesterday evening Luciano Chavez
came in with the report that some COW
men had shot one Of his sheep herders.
1t appears that Richard Abeytia has a
bunch of sheep grazing between the La
Hacienda and Snake ranch, and that the
cowmen think they have right to the
same ground, although possessing no
title and coming in on the range years
after the sheep men, and to intimidate
the Mexicans and scare them off the
range, they occasionally shoot at the
herders, and yesterday shot one through
the hip, making asevere wound.-Socorro
Chieftain.
At l. a. M, Monday, the alarm of fire
broke the peaceful slumbers of our citi-
zens. The fire was discovered to be on
the alley back Of Front street.-the build
ing, Hugh Shields barn. The pony in
the barn kicked the door down and es-
capped, the noise of which attracted at
tention. The fire was extinguished, af-
ter considerable damage was done.
This is the second attempt to burn this
property and incendiaries are supposed to
be responsible for its origin. A third at
tempt may meet with serious obstacles
a Winchester, for instance. -- Ration
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