Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-20
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Albuquerque note: Prof. G. Ramsay
is assisted in the normal department ol
the university by Miss A. l.. Morrow, oi
Marion, Ind.
The people OF Dons Ana, for the pur'
pose OF getting their grant cases before
the land court, have subscribed the hand
some sum of $400.
The killing OF Demtrio Ulivarri by
Eduardo Burgignon near Escondida,
Socorro county, on the 10th of October,
came up for hearing at Socorro last week
and the accused was acquitted, the killing
having clearly proved to be accidental.
The Deming Advance was unable 10
withstand the closing of the First Ma,
tional bank and the postponement of the
payment of the debts of the new railroad
ard last week Its plant was taken posses
sion of by Sheriff Lockhart to satisfy q
chattel mortgage held by III. A. Teel, ol
Cooks Peak.
DR.. A. Petin returned Wednesday from
the medical congress which recently con-
vened at Detroit. The doctor has had
but little to say as vet regarding the re-
suit of his trip, but it is plain to be seen
that he has strong hope of the success oi
his plans for sanitarium.- Las Cruces
Republican.
The woods on the Rayado mesa were
on fire and the whole Of that portion Of
the mountain country was threatened with
devastation, but fortunately good rain fell
Thursday night and completely quenched
the fire, which was supposed to have
originated through the carelessness Of
campers.-Springer Stockman.
Prof. J. U. Dion De Pierney, of this
city, has two compositions OF his now with
an eastern publishing house Of music,
which he expects in few days. One is a
triumphal march, dedicated to the emf
nent commander OF the Knights Templar
Of this city, B. F. Forsythe, and the other
is waltz, "Reveries of Las Vegas" The
pieces will be learned by the East Las
Vegas band.-Optic.
The Deming water works, irrigation
system, public school building and sew
ersl other buildings are making employ.
ment for many mechanics and laborers at
present, with the early resumption oi
work on the North Mexico and Pacific
railway the coming summer, autumn and
winter, promises lively times in the
Windmill city.
Heavy forest fires have been raging
with much force and intensity in the pine
woods Of the range few miles northwest
OF here for some days past. The fire is
very destructive to timber OF all kinds,
and already the loss in timber and fuel
will reach many thousands OF dollars.
High winds and dry weather promise lit
tie in diminishing the march Of the fiery
element Kingston Shaft.
At the meeting OF the New Mexico
Mutual Game & Protective association at
Las Vegas the following officers were
elected: President, Chas. Bahney, OF
Socorro; vice president, A. R. Quinly, OF
Las Vegas treasurer, j. A. Friedenbloom
OF FL Paso; secretary, Will Rosenthal,
OF Las Vegas. Socorro was fixed as the
place for the annual tournament next
year. Nas ...
Hons. Pablo Melendres and j. D. Barn
castle, commissioners for the Dona Ana
grant, we're here Monday to consult Hon.
Numa Raymond and other commission
ers, and to make all necessary arrange.
ments to properly put in their claim be.
fore the land court which convenes al
Santa Fe in Septem ber. LAS Cruces Re.
publican,