Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-13
TERRIFIC RIAL TIPS.

The Dening National bank opened for
business Saturday.
Albuquerque citizens are demanding
better water ard at more reasonable
prices.
Silver City has raised 81 200 with
which to pay for 4h OF July celebra-
ton.
The school conducted at Albuquerque
by the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety has closed for lack Of funds.
A band Of horse thieves have been To-
Gated in the mountains of Dona Ana
county and two of the thieves have been
captured.
W. G. Chandler, OF Kingston, formerly
of Cerrilos, is accused of "spiriting away
property between two days" The sheriff
recovered the property.
W. II. Craddock, of Kansas City, is in
town, presumably on his way to inspect
his new purchase of the Antelope Springs
Cattle company's possessions east of the
Manzano range. ge.-Albuquerque Times.
TIE opening of the Garlic mountains
on the Navajo reservation by the govern
ment has started a number of miners
and prospectors from this vicinity and
camp in that rection.-Kingston Shaft.
L. Clapp has been employed to survey
the ground preparatory to laying the pipe
for the concentration at Organ. 1t will
take at least five miles of pipe. He left
for Organ Tuesday. y.-Las Cruces Repub.
lican.
Deming note: Bishop Johnson and
Chief Engineer Smith went down to El
Paso last Thursday, by direction of John
W. Young, to be in more convenient
telegraphic correspondence between Lon
don and the City of Mexico on railroad
matters.
Dr. Kennon left for Detroit on Friday
of last week to attend the meeting of the
National Medical association. He will
bring to the notice of the association the
advantages of Silver City in cases OF
phthisis and all bronchial and pulmonary
troubles.-Sllver City Enterprise.
Fate is giving Albuquerque fair warning
in the way Of suggestive, but small fires.
Every fire plug in the town should be
tested weekly, and every back yard and
open lot should be kept clear of infam-
mable rubbish. This dry air makes
everything as easy to ignite as a paror
atch.-Albuquerque Times.
The son of Bishop johnson, a young
man 20 years of age, was severely bitten
in his sleep by coyote, lately, while
herding cattle on the range about Diaz.
The wolves are very hungry, and quite
a number of herders there have been
similarly bitten in the past few weeks
Headlight.
The election for school directors passed
off quietly Monday, there being but twen-
ty citizens eligible. Only six votes were
cast which resulted in the election of f. |
G. Wade, Thomas Williams and Eugene
Van Patten. In Mesila the people for
got to pay their poll tax and consequently
there was no election held.-Las Cruces
Republican.
Las Cruces Republican; Or. A. Petin
left Friday morning last for Detroit,
Mich, to attend the medical congress to
be held in that city on the 7th, as a repre-
sentative of this valley. This congress
was called for the purpose Of looking over
the notes of the committees appointed to
look up locations for several sanitariums
to be built in the United States. DR..
Petin has made every effort possible to
have ore OF these institutions located here
and feels confident of success. The
morning the doctor left the officers and