Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-13
100 Doses One Dollar

W.. S. Sheek, of Sauces, Colo, is sink
ing for artesian water near Fruitlands
San Juan county.
The public school teachers at Albuoner
que continue to resign. The cause of i
all is not given out.
Last Saturday Hon. NJ. S. Otero pur
chased from Simon Leyser, of San Mar
cial, 1000 head of sheep.
At Las Vegas, the city physician re-
ports far the year 1891 the birth and dealt
rate there as being seventy-fve births ant
forty-nine deaths.
Judge E. V. Long, of Las Vegas has
caught the Velssco fever and gone To
survey the new deep water port. District
Attorney l.. G. Fort is already there.
The socorro Gun Club will give a
tournament on February 10, assisted by
the citizens of Socorro. There will be
$500 in premiums, the lists will be omen
to the world.
The San Juan Index learns that Mrs,
I. G MoraW etz, of Aztec, has occepted a
position In the pnbIic schools of Durango,
and will shortly remove to that clty to
engage in her new duties.
g; H. Young, formerly stationed at
wichita, kas., as route agent for the
Wells Fargo Express company has sue.
ceeded j. W. Nichols as uperintendeut
for New Mexico.
Mrs. W. B. Childers left Albuquerque
Yesterday morning for Richmond. Va.
70 attend the marriage Of her sister, Miss
Lelgh, TO Mr.. Laterty. The young ladv
and gentleman have made many friends
in Albuquerque. ~
The Tankersley family, one of whom
9leq 9i. the other day at Albuquerque are
supposed to be waiting tor tneh7ni rif
gland. The last claimant is George Tan
kersley, burglar in the Kansas peniten-
tiary.
Columbus Noise, special master ap-
pointed by the court, this morning, sold
lots 8, 8 and 10, block 40, Hillside addi-
ton, to A. A. Jones, for $4,000, under a
judgment by the Second National bank
OF Santa Fe sgainst Geo. j. Dinkel and
wife.-Las Vegas optic.
Miss Julia Callahan, of Chicago, died
OF consumption at Albuquerque yesterday
and in an other column the Democrat also
tells this sad story; "At o'clock last
evening Mr.. Hamilton, consumptive
who has been here some time, bade his
sorrowing wife and child final good bye
He was about 80 years of age. Friends in
the east have been telegraphed in regard
to the disposition of the remains"
Gen. Lew Wallace contributed two
volumes OF Ben Hur to the Albuquerque
public library, with this inscription on
the fly leaf: There is no paralellism in
human lives. No life runs straight line
The most perfect life develops as a circle,
and terminates at its beginning, making
it impossible to say this is the commence
ment, that the end. Perfect lives are the
treasures OF God; on great days he wears
them on the ring finger of his heart
hand"
Word has been received in the city, OF
another jail delivery, at Springer, Jud
Bum, the jailor having taken vacation,
a Mr.. Colley was left in charge. The
prisoners fixed up an imitation of the
body of man, and put it in one OF the
beds, and covered it up. They then called
the pro tenn jailor to see one Of the men
who was sick. While he was turning
down the bedclothes, to examine the
sick man, the prisoners rushed out and
locked him in. They then made their
escape, to the number of five-three
Americans and two Mexicans. The Amer
leans were recaptured, but the Mexicans
made good their escape. They were
charged with the murder of Asher Jones.
Optic.