Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29

open air concerts are again IN vogue il
Eddy.
Mrs. D. L. Kemp, wife of the sheriff
who has been very i'll during the past
week, is very much better.
W. NJ. Carson brought in to-day a
couple of panther hides from two animals
he killed in Dark canon some days ago
There is bounty on each scalp of 50.
A couple of colored ~punchers from
the l.. f. D. outfit came in town to spend
Christmas, and incidentally took in a
monte game for $500, and as Il conse-
quence are wearing red neckties.
The postoflice here handled an unusual
large quantity of mail during the week
just passed. The express company also
had its hand full. Eddy is down on the
map, and old Santa Claus knows where
we are.
The Wabash Railway company has
placed on sale winter tourist tickets, from
important points on it's line to Eddy and
return, as follows: Toledo, Ohio, SG74O;
Joliet, ILL.,, $3.50; Defiance, Ohio, S65.SO
Fort Wayne, Ind, S64.20 Detroit, Mich,
$50; Adrian, Mich, S6740; Peru, Ind,
$62.20; st. Louis, Mo-, $51.75; Logans-
port Ind, $61.40; Lafayette, Ind, $59.65;
Danville, ILL.,, $56.70; Emporia, Kas.,
1886; Chicago, ILL.,, $59.SO Streator, H.,
$3.50; Decatur. ILL.,, $51.7O; Springfield,
Ohio, $50.60; Jacksonville, ILL.,, $l940;
Des Moines, Iowa, $4l.35; Ottumwa,
Iowa, $i9.95; Kansas City, Mo-, &4O.8O.
Macon, Mo-, 1853; Mexico, Mo, $tG.25;
Topeka, Kas,, $39.85; Wichita, Kas.,
S35.05. These rates are one and one-third
fares for the round trip, and tickets are
good to return until June |. 1898.
GRANT COUNTY CRUMBS.
Mrs. John Patton died at Silver City
asst Saturday after short illness.
Gold Hill is once more coming to the
front with some valuable discoveries of
ine ore.
Five Cinnamon were recently returned
20 San Francisco from Silver City. for
to the land of flowers.
The outlook for the organization of the
oase ball league is picking up. As ar
now stand the organization
will include Ell Paso, Albuquerque, Las
Vegas, Silver City, Tucson and Deming
t is probable that Santa Fo and Trim !
dad will be added.
The recent SHOWS, although they were
lot particularly heavy, moistenod the .
,round sufficient to start grass in many
places, but no considerable growth can ,
20 expected during tie winter: The sit |
ation so far as stock on ranges is CON
erned, remains serious. /
The Thinner house at Silver City had .
narrow escape from des es.ruction by fire
sunday evening. A lamp exploded in
ne of the rooms on the third floor and
efore it was gotten under control dam
ge to the amount of several hundred
ollars was done. Water played CON
iderable part in the havoc. This is the
ourth time the hotel has been on fire
,ithin the present year.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
The one redeem1ng feature about the
iallegos bond of $4,000 is, that the dis
riot court clerk will pass upon it.
Fr"d Hammer has drawn S75 from the
lck benefit fugN ,f the Sexennial league.
nd H. V. Lane, 800, from the same
ource.
Juan Alarid, charged with assault on W.
. Mills, first with words, then with Il
lstol with intent to kill, was before
udge Wooster. He begged most alb iectly
or mercy, and the prosecuting witness
Onsented to put off the case to January
On Sunday, DR.. NJ. NJ. Milligan received
Worlds fair souvenir coin from lady
lend in Chicago. She wagered a box of
andy that it would be the first one re-
eived in New Mexico, barring those
'tched out by Gov. Prince, a few days
go.
Numbered among the sick are: Mrs.
/. H. Salazar and child; Amado Romero,
ERIK at the Eagle clothing store Miss
une Morrow, of the Presbyterian mis-
on school; Prof. j. A. Hand Miguel Ro-
zero, Hilario Montoya, of Sapello, and
le son of CIV. Hedgcock.
The county commissioners have con-
uded not to incur the expense of about
200 for the holding of elections in the
fferent precincts, on the 9th proximo,
IT justices of the peace and constables.
o ballot boxes will be sent out, and in
lose precinct where elections are not
Did, without cost, appointments will be
ade to fill the vacancies in the local
ices.
Among the territorial educators in at
ndance upon the territorial teachers as
citation are: Prof. Hiram Hadley, of
Q agricultural college; Prof. G. S.
lmsay, of the university; R. E. Thei'
an, superintendent of schools of Grant
unity; Prof. G. E. Hodgins, superinten
mt of Albuquerque schools and presi
mt of the association; L. Chase, of the
nta Fe Indian school; Misses Morrow,
Albuquerque; M. R. Koehler, superln- .
ndent of Silver City schools; J. Gladdis,
liver City, and number of others.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
Mr.. Louis McRae, cashier at Ilfelds, has
en- quite Ill with malarial fever.
On the 1st of January c c. Hall will be-
me the cashier of the Albuquerque Ma
nal bank.
Deacon" Sanford returned from Den
r last night, where he has been for sew
Il months.
Gen. Supt. T. r, Gabel, of the A., T. 4
F., left in his special car for Ell Paso,
d will probably extend his trip into Old
'xico.
Simon Neustadt, manager of the Los
mas Mercantile company, is lying ill at
residence of Mr.. Lou Davis, on North
,ond street.
\ rumor is going about the streets that l.
obo extracted two ducks from under o