Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-02

H.R. Baker, travelling man from Okla
,oma, en- route to California to visit
iauyhter, fell off the A. & P. train at
Laguna few days ago and was killed.
On Memorial Day the Socorro base ball
PLAYERS visited Albuquerque and played
two games with the local team. Result,
10 to 7, II to 9, both in favor OF the Duke
City nine.
San Marcial note: Cards have been
issued announcing the marriage OF MISS
Amelia Leyser, of this city, and Morris
Davis, of Cincinnati. which will be solemn
lied at the Scottish Rite cathedral, in Gin
cinnati, June g.
The new members were initiated at the
meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps at
Las Cruces on Wednesday. The menu
bers initiated are, Mrs. Bogardus, Mrs.
Clapp and Miss India Bogardus. The
society now numbers eighteen with pros
poets of number more in the future.
A freight train was wrecked at small
station this side of Lamy, on the Santa
Fe Saturday afternoon, in which an en-
CINE and ten cars were dltched. NO one
was hurt. There was also wreck on
the Atlantic & Pacific near McCartys
several freight cars flying the track.-Cltl
zen.
About three miles east Of Lamy, yes
terday morning, Mrs. Mark Ament, who
was accompanying her husband iron
California back to their home at Peoria
ILL.,. died of heart failure. The deceased
was only about rs years Of age. The re
mains were taken off at Las Vegas, to b.
embalmed; and they will start to-day 10
Peoria.
Mr.. Heber Gavin, of Olio, brought il
with his horses full breed Shetland
pony stallion he intends crossing o.
stocky Navajo mares. 1t is said the proc
net of such cross is an animal that Il
cities will bring $3.50 to 5000 for ladiet
phetons and childrens' saddle ponies
and it is Mr.. Gavn's intention to res
9 that description of stock for Shipment
9 Index.
# Frank Virgin, of Little Indian, Ill
, brother of George M. andJ. W. Virgin,
in the city. Mr.. Virgin is a veterlnai
surgeon, and is in the territory on col
N tract to spay $500 head of she cattle Il
d the Animas Cattle company, OF whic
!. Mr.. w. S. Hopewell is manager, and vi
- 20 to the company's ranch for that pu
~ !, pose in a week or ten days.-Reporter.
u The alfalfa crop promises to be in
l. mense this year. The greater portion
the first cutting is already harvested ar
# the Weld is bonntiful in quantity and e.
- cellent in quality. There is heavy d
" mand for the product at high tgur
a rlpht now, and we predict the alfal
al growers of the valley will have more ne
/ autumn than they have had, in any OF
:. season, for a number of years.
Cruces Republican.
u San Marcial Reporter: 1t is learn
re from semi.officlal source that the e
es elusive privilege contract of Fred Harv
n for dining passengers on the Atchls
line and it's branches, will expire
80 limitation in a few months. Then it
understood that the railroad folks will
ne on their finely equipped dining cars,
If run between Chicago and the coast.
ia also given out that all the trains, U
a. der the new order of things, will stop
tn hour at Las Vegas hot springs, going be
ce ways.
Ia San Juan note in the Colorado FARM
49, Perhaps some of the readers of the f
q mer will remember that two years
An last fall VIM. Locke, of Pennington,
he NJ, was awarded certificates for premiul
,ys on fifty-pine varieties of fruit at Puet
nd Colo state fair, in competition with q
n' fornia's choice productions and ms
in from the east. Next fall send your tra'
in ing editor down to "the meeting OF
waters' where he will find that the
has not been told him, and where he
all sample the luscious fruit Of the com
off rival to California
,av San Juan Index: The large, pa
H. completed tlume on the Coolidge ditto
n.y. Clio, was demolished by a whirlW
per last Friday. About half of the struc
er's remains standing. OF the demolis
portion the lumber is damaged so
what, but the principal damage will
loss OF the labor necessary to rebuild
X Some time next week the {
re- idge Ditch company will begin the
of surveying for new heading on
ohs Animas, and line of ditch to con
with the present heading on the
for Plata. The line will be about nine T
a ia in length and will supply an abund
,>or Of water.
The best job work for a many hun
han, miles done right here at the NEW