Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-19
TERRIFIC ORIAL TIPS.


Chas. W. Green, jr., has returned from
Arizona.
Henry d. Cooling has severed his con,
necton with the Citizen.
Ed. Clark, of the Pecos Irrigation &
Improvement company left to spend the
holidays at Greely, Colo.
The meetings at the NJ. E. church, south
continue nightly under the leadership OF
Rev. Hodges, assisted by Mr.. Vaughn.
The following officers have been elect.
ed to the G. A. r. post of Eddy: Comman-
der Vim. Leck; senior vice-commander
VIM. Ref; junior vice-commander, Joe
Hensley; adjutant, ]. Z. Truitt; quarter
master, G. NJ. Howe; officer of the day, W.
A. Miley; surgeon, w. f. Allender; chap
lain, Allen BARLEY,
The Hagerman hotel was the scene of
Joy and pleasure last Monday night, it
being the occasion of the tenth ami
versary of the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. G. Shields. Dancing and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED in, and at midnight
Mine Host Lasher served an elegant re-
past.
A wagon backedu to the rear of build
ing in this city and four loud voiced men
quickly transported the late unpleasant
ness, "the petrified man," to the bottom
of the wagon and J. B. Coates and man
named Earhart mounted the wagon and
drove his majesty off into the land that
knew him not. Coates disposed of his
house and contents last Saturday and
shipped his family to California.
G. NJ, Bailey received $4,000 grave
vines from Fairbury last week, of which
13,6OO are for the italian colony north
of Black River. They are principally
Muscats, but include the Black Hamburg,
Mission, Tokay and Malaga varieties.
He is introducing the Carolina poplar
for shade trees, and considers that they
will out rival the cottonwood here,
DEMING DOTS.
Shipments of fine grade cres are being
resumed from the Tres Hermanos district,
Immediately to the south of Deming,
Tho cold weather still continues, the
weather of the past week having been
the coldest known in these parts for many
years,
Several large building operations will
be commenced in the early spring, among
them large business block and secret
society hall.
Messrs. Vinson and Morris, of this
place, have recently made q discovery of
a fine coal bed in the Caballo mountains.
The coal runs in veins five or six inches
in width.
Col, Dick Hudson, Indian agent at the
Mescalero agency and one of Grant coun-
ty's most prominent citizens, is in the
city looking after his interests in this Sec
lion. He reports everything quiet at the
agency, as well as in the best of condi-
lion,
The movement for the formation of
New Mexico and Texas base ball league is
not meeting with much success. The idea
IS an excellent one, and those who are op-
posing the organization will see their mis-
Jake when too late. Deming is heartily
n favor of the league,
ALBUQUERQUE WAITS.
Col Perfecto Armijo is making ar
to open the Armijo house.
The Gentlemen's Driving association
nave decided to give matinee on the 31st
If December, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Alex. Edie will drive overland to the
lew gold fields on the border of Utah.
he will be accompanied by Mr.. Mowray.
Miss Lucy Lay, sister of Mrs. W. B,
will arrive tonight from Rich
nond, Va, and will probably remain dur
ng the winter.
The high school will give aD entertain
nent next Friday evening at Academy
lall, the principal feature being debate
IN "woman suffrage" and a wand drill in
costume,