Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-07
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Vegas and Mora yesterday.
Judge Wm. Burns, CT Kingston, threat.
ems to locate at Albuquerque.
Mrs. Nathan Rose, of Mt Ayre, lowe,
died of consumption at Albuquerque.
Col. Geo. W. Gregg, of Lake Valley,
has commenced the work OF constructing
the dam for his irrigation reservoir in the
dry Berenda, near the lake. He has ten
men employed.
Col. J. S. Crawford has resigned his ac,
tive superintendency of the Surprise
mine, and, in connection with Harrison
Souder, will open civil and mining
engineers Office in Deming.
Gooseberries, currants and cherries are
being sent up to Durango by the wagon
load. The outlook for rasp5erries as well
as black berries is very good and large
quantities will he shipped.-Junction City
Times.
The Fort Worth base ball team desire
to play two or three match games with
the Eddy nine, on the 9th and 18th. Un-
fortunately the Eddy team is not in a
condition to play. Some of the best men
IN the team having recently left for the
| east.-Eddy Argus.
Cards will soon be issued for the mar
riage of Mr.. J. F. Hubbell to Miss May
Helena Kelly, at San Isidro church, Pa
| jaritO, on Thursday, July 2S, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. After the marriage a reception
will be held at the residence Of Mrs San
tiago Hubbell, mother of Mr.. Hubbel.
The sensational report published in the
Index last week OF the loss and probable
killing, by Indians, of Messrs. Redick
and Van Lieu who left Fruitand for Gal.
lup week before last, turns out to be en-
tirely without foundation. as the men ar
rived safely at Gallup with no mishaps.-
San Juan Times.
Jancy Slaughter, of this city, who went
to Gallup to pitch for the base ball club
of that place against the Fort Wingate on
the 4th, has returned home. He states
hat his club WAS defeated by the score of
20 to IS, but up to the fifth inning, when
he was hurt in his pitching arm, the Gal
lup club was ahead. d.-Citizen.
Sheriff Jose L. Lopez received tele-
gram from Mrs. Schmidt, at Wagon
Mound stating that the capture of Gale
gos had not vet been effected. Besides
the governors offer of 5000 reward for
the mans apprt hension, she had offered
an additional amount to certain parties. -
Las Vegas Optic.
Anto. Abad Romero died at Las Vegas.
He had been prominent and useful citi-
zen of Las Vegas, in his day. For
period OF sixteen years lie served as treas
urer OF San Miguel courty. and was one
among the first alcaldes OF the place. He
was lot commissioner when the town |
was first surveyed for settlement.
Capt. Jack Crawford is creating sad
havoc among the fair sex at Frutland
They have talked of him so much and
praised him in such glowing terms that
the young men are green with envy.
Young ladies' ride fer miles every evening
and cit for hours in open mouthed
wonder, drinking in the wonderful eo.
quence of the noted poet scout.-Sant
Juan Times.
A cattleman explains the fact that be
Is able to pay bis debts, this year, by the
TACT that last summer he went down into
Texas and bought several thousand head
1f sheep. On these he will make several
thousand dollars, and will have his cattle
eft to bring him into debt another year,
lnless he shall again make q turn on
Rev. James F. and Mrs. Helen II. Hol.
,omb arrived on Thursday from India,
they have been missionaries for
he past twenty years. Mrs. Holcomb is
. sister OF G. NJ. Howe, our accommodate
ng postmaster, and they have not seen
zach other for eleven years. They have
,ome to Eddy for good rest and visit
With their relatives. Eddy Citizen.
At the meeting OF the school board, last
light, all the teachers of the east side
public school were reelected, and Miss
Nay Henry was added to the number.
The faculty, as now constituted, consists
# Prof. F. L. Doty, Miss Lucy Stone,
Mrs. Garlick, Mrs. Bunker, Miss Mary
)'Brien and Miss May Henry. The de-
artments of the school, which the teach
rs will respectively fill will be arranged
" the principal. The length OF the ses- {
ion was reduced to nine months, and the
alaries were cut down; that Of the prin
ipal to 81 1000, while the teachers were
,ut on an equality at the low rate o!
65 per month. Certainly very POOR
eward for good years work.-Las We ,,
,as Optic.
A writ OF habeas corpus was sworn out
,efore Judge Lee Tuesday by Juan Rey
Abeytia, with Collier & Marron as attor-
leys. Plaintiff is Pueblo of Isleta, and
sked for the recovery Of his three sons,
Antonio, Luis and Vicente, who were
detained against the wishes Of his wife at
he government Indian school. Ths In
lians Of that place so it is authoritatively
tated, have been for three years trying
o recover their children from this school
n vacation time, but have been unable to
10 30. The other schools OF the territory
end the Indian children home for the
ummer; but parents in Isleta have been
or three years denied their children.
Jhas. F. Lumms has interested himself
n the case, and declares that he will see
he Isetans protected in their legal and
humane rights, il he has to devote the
est OF his life to it. The three children
we're turned over to their father this after
loon Albuquerque Citizen.
The following description is that of a
nan found dead, ten miles above Kem-
nel's ranch, on Crow Flat, Lincoln coun-
y, N. NJ, June IS, 1892 Very old, no
eeth, average height and size, high FORE
read, gray hair, long thin nose, might be
allied Roman" Had on derby hat,