Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-09
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
RATION RI PpLFS.

Messrs. Pedro Padila and Mateo'Myers
left last Friday morning for the Nermejo
country in the interest of Presbyterian
mission work.
Miss Laura Stevens, one of Raton's
brightest young ladies, has accepted the
position of bookkeeper in her fathers
store, taking the place of Mr.. Allen Alden,
resigned.
Whenever Ration reaches the point that
its business men and enterprising citizens
are justified in supporting live, pro-
gressive daily paper, the Range will oc-
cupy the field.
Rev. j, Sinnock, for some years the
pastor of the NJ. E. church at Blossburg,
has resigned his charge on account of i'll
health, and Rev. G. W. Childs has been
installed as his successor.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Troy have gone
on a visit to Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. Troy
will return in about a month and Mrs,
Troy will spend the winter there. They
are accompanied by their guest, Miss
Virginia Stark, who returns home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Clutton entertain
ed few of their friends at their Cimar-
roncito home last Monday evening, that
being the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Fox, Miss
Renee Pels and Mr.. George Mccormick
represented Ration at the festivities
Mr.. W. H. Jack was a welcome visitor
to Ration Friday and Saturday. He has
been in Kansas looking for pasturage for
cattle, and is greatly encouraged over the
| outlook for the castle business. He
thinks the great shortage in feeders this
winter is going to make better prices
next year.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
There will be an entertainment at
the university on Friday, December 23
at 2 P. m.
The 6-year-old daughter of Rev. A. "
Atkinson is seriously i'll with remlttent
fever.
The ladies of the Public Library asso'
citation will give a fancy dress ball on
Friday night, December 80, at the Ar
mory.
| Mr.. G. W. Meylert, the secretary and
treasurer of the University, has been mott
fed that the new furniture for the institu
tion has been shipped.
W. F. Bledsoe, the familiar Doc" OF
the Office saloon, and Mrs Juan Estevar
Barela were joined in marriage at the resi-
dence of the bride on north Fourth street
by Rev. Father Fede.
James Bentley and AL Shore, with theil
dogs and boat, took freight train fol-
Algodones, few miles above Bernalillo
on the Rio Grande. They intend to float
down the river and expect to land at the
city with boat load of game.
Some miscreant fred bullet or threw
stone through a pane of glass in the
kitchen at the residence of Jacob Vein
mans. The affair caused much alarm tc
be felt by Mrs. Weinman, who came
down and reported the matter to hel
husband.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
The 9Th of January is the date for the
marriage OF Miss Violet Danziger.
Chas. Hainlen trapped fine, large lynn
in the Sapello canon the other day.
The thermometer registered two de-
grees above zezo, at 6 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The territory VS. Onofre Romero, fol
fourishing pistol, is occupying the at
, tention of the district court
J Father O'Keefe delivered his first ser
J mon yesterday. His people like hin
both as priest and an orator.
Z. ]. Wilcox writes from Ft. Sumner
saying that they have fine weather, the
stock being a1l back on the plains ant
: doing we'll
Tuesday afternoon, Chas U. Strong
clerk of Mora county, was married tt
Miss Julia Kahn. The ceremony wa
performed by Father GARNER, in tn
: church at Mora.
t The cards are out for the marriage o
Miss Marcelina Perea, daughter of Ella
. Perea, and Mr.. Cruz Ortiz, q gentleman