Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-12
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.

Mrs. NJ. S. Hart Is confined to her bee
with the grip.
George Blake was sent to jail for being
drunk and disorderly.
Mrs. Ike Adams is on the sick list. She
is threatened with fever.
Ed. Betry, who has been suffering from
a slight attack of fever, is improving.
The ball to be given on the 14th by
the Aztec club will be a masquerade ball
Mrs. Kihlberg complained that Mr.
Buck Childs had assaulted her by strik-
ing her and pulling her bangs, and
threatened to beat, wound and kill her.
Judge Wooster gave them q lecture and
let them go.
The fare to the springs has been re-
duced to 25 cents for one way, or 25
cents for the round trip, if ticket is
bought. There is no longer any excuse
for not going to the springs and enjoying
one of Manager Frosts inimitable din
ners every Sunday.
Albert Lawrence, vice president of the
First National bank, has resigned his
position. He will be succeeded by John
w. collars, well known banker in New
Mexico, formerly president of the First
National bank at Ell Paso and interested
in the Kingston and White Oaks banks.
Mr.. Lawrence will associate himself
with Richard Dunn in the tie, timber
and the general merchandise business at
Catskill.
LAS CRUCES GBIsT.
| General Gardner, U. S. Indian inspector,
has gone on trip to the Mescalero agency
on his regular tour of inspection.
Courtney Bennett accompanied him from
here.
| j. R. Bogardus one of Las Cruces con-
| tractors, will commence burning 100000
brick the coming week. All of the brick
will be used in the erection of new build
ings in Las Cruces
H. B. Holt, of this city, court stcnogra-
pher for this judicial district, was the
secretary of the silver convention at Ell
Paso. No more competent man could
have been selected
While en- route to the Modoc mine,
Judge G. W. Woods team ran away. The
judge and j, r. Bogardus were thrown
out. The judge was slightly injured and
Mr. Rogardus had two ribs broken.
The incorporation papers of the Inter
national Dam company were filed We'd
nesday with the clerk of Dona Ana coun-
ty. 1t is now the opinion of many of our
prominent citizens that capital is backing
this company and ere-long they will be at
work on permanent dam to control the
water of the Rio Grande.
Judge j. D. Bail, of Silver City, was in
Las Cruces Wednesday en- route from
Santa Fe to Ell Paso. In reply to the in
quiries of the Republican in relation to
his favorite as a candidate for Judge of
this district, he Warned Judge John Ryan,
of this city. He thinks that if services
receive proper reward he will be APP
pointed.
Fl. l.. Austin, the bright newspaper
writer who came here in company with
Dr. ROBBERS, is still here. He has returned
from the City of Mexico and is thorough
ly posting himself in relation to this
section. His letters to the east express
the most favorable opinion of our eli
matte advantages and are calculated to
induce immigration and bring capital to
this section.
James Dun, the chief engineer of the
Santa Fe, was in the city Monday and
was shown the valley by Messrs. Living
ston ana Van Patten and the Republican
staff. That he was pleased goes without
saying. He went to Ell Paso Tuesday |
and from there proceeded to Cerrillos to
superintehd some engineering work in .
connection with the company's coal |
properties at that poiut. He may con-
clude to make Las Cruces his headquar-
ters for the winter.
WHITE OAKS WAITS.
Some 100000 have been raised to aid
the Independent railroad project.
Mrs. Susan Barber has returned home
from her protracted eastern trip.
W. H. Hoyle has returned, having, dur
ing HE absence, bought 20-stamp mill
for the Old Abe.
The following are the officers for the
ensuing term of Baxter lodge No. o, X.
of p, elected on December /: Peter
Reid P. c.; Edward Uebrick, c. c.; E. W.
Parker, V. c.; A. N. Price, Pt.; Geo. NJ.
Keith, X. of R. and S.; Jones Taliaferro,
Atl' VI LA't y. nl. ltdlhsudlCs W. VI l. - 10
H. Whiteman. NJ. of A.
EDDY TIPS.
There was general hustle for over
coats, caps and gloves Friday, caused by
a downward tendency of the thermometer.
A tennis court has lately been erected
in the west portion of the city and many
of our young people daily indulge them
selves in the sport.
A pleasant german was given by few
of the Eddy club at the parlors
Of that organization. 1t was under the
of Mr.. E. G. Shields.
E. W. McCallum has taken the contract
FOR unloa6ing 100000 feet of lumber at
Malaga. The greater portion of it is for
Use of the colonists lately arrived from
Louisiana.
Nicholas Escada, caught burglarizing
ryler's place of business at Phoenix, had
! hearing before Judge Potter. He was
ound guilty and sentenced to thirty days
n jail.