Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-24

Mrs. T.-B. Mills is confined to her bed
again, this time with the symptoms of
typhoid fever.
The children attending the NJ. E. Suu-
Gay school will be given treat at the
church this evening.
Ray the 9-months-old son of DIR. and
Mrs. Mckinney, died at Roswell, of in
flammaton of the brain.
NJ. A. Otero will take a trip east as soon
as he catches up with accumulated work
in the district clerks office
David Winternitz has purchased the
old Joseph Rosenwald residence on the
west side, at present occupied by Senator
W. j. Mills and family.
Clever Las Vegas butchers grind knives
for their regular, prompt paying custom
ers; also furnish them with cat and dog
meat, without money and without price.
| ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
The New York Clothing company will
sell out and go to Colorado.
The grand concert at the A. NJ. Z. church
by colored talent for the benefit of that
church, was pleasant success, both
financially and socially.
Reports are to the effect that Page
| Otero is still very ill. His mother and
brother have been notified of his danger
GUS illness. He is suffering with pneu-
monia and pleurisy.
p. M. Ralston, familiarly known as
| Shorty" has returned from St. Joseph,
Mo-, and thinks seriously of starting
poultry ranch in the Rio Puerco country.
He has just fallen heir to considerable
money.
Mrs. Mabey wife of the county treas
urer-elect, has disposed of her lodgings
to new arrival for $4,000. The lady
contemplates building 'fat' frame row,
OF 150-foot frontage on Third and 142 on
Lead. The houses will be constructed
with a view to changing them to stores
in year or so.
At the regular conclave of Pilgrim com
mandery No. 3, Knights Templar, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
Templar year: John l.. Andrews, emf
nent commander; Arthur E. Walker,
generalisimo; Frank Mckee. captain gem
eral; james H. Wroth, prelate; A. A. Keen,
senior warden; A. NJ. Whitcomb, junior
warden; F. H. Kent, treasurer; j. H.
Kuhns, recorder.
The interest in the hospital fair is in
croasing daily. Notwithstanding the
many other attractions in the city last
evening, the attendance at the fair was
the largest of the week. The contest for
the gold headed cane was red hot for
a few hours; the thirteen contestants are
well up in the race. w. B. Childers lead
in the early part of the evening, then
Lawyer Ferguson took start and came
up to the top, but was passed by R. 2.
Hall, who lead the list with 58l5 votes
at the close of the polls for the night
Citizen.
KINGSTON CRUMBS.
Col, j. S. Crawford has been east pro- |
noting a mining sale of property not
situated near Kingston.
Col. A. W. Harris is out of town and is
said to be promoting the Templar-Vir-
ginia-Keystone combination.
Ike de Heitz, having been elected to
the office of county commissioner, is
again in luck and drew a $400 piano the
other night at Hillsboro.
The wife of j. H. Young has added
another free silver Democrat to Sierra
county and, although young yet, the hus
band says he is the true blue.
Joe Petet, and oldtimer and confeder-
ate soldier, courier under Longstreet, was
buried Sunday last. large concourse
of citizens followed his remains to the
grave.
Freight teams are all busy hauling out
ore, and hauling in supplies. More men
are at work than for years past. The
smelter promises to use up an immense
of our low grade ore, etc.
Mr.. Percy E. Fern, mining expert of
New York and his associate, Mr.. Oliver,
of London, are here looking over the
Lady Franklyn" group of mines on the
Bonanza hill in the interest of the own