Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-21
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE WAITS.

The residence of John Lutz, on North
Third street, was entered sometime after
midnight Monday night, and the robbers
got away with considerable booty. A
gold watch and chain valued at $75
about $l5 in money and other little
things stolen from the clothing. The
thieves also ransacked n trunk Of Mrs.
Lutz, and took many valuable articles.
The stockholders of the Artesinn Well
company met at the Office of B. S. Rodey
and the following directors were chosen;
G. W. Meylert, j. NJ. Wheelock, Ed, Med
| ler, Ed. Dodd and John A. Lee. The
| board of directors were requested to
| push the enterprise and make all final
| arrangements with Mr.. Bush about bor-
| ing the well. The location of the well
was left entirely with the board Of dlrec-
| tors.
| A resolution fixing the salaries and
fees of city officers, to go into effect at
the incoming of the next administration,
was read in the city council 1t provides
that the salary of the city clerk should be
| $75, with no fees; city attorney, $50, with
additional com pensation; city treasurer,
$25; city marshal, $l23 and no fees;
policemen, $75, with no fees; city engi-
neer, 800; city jailer, $50, and Is cents
per meal to prisoners.
On Sunday night party of unknown
human wretches broke the lock of the
front door of the old town Catholic
church and after getting inside commit
ted acts that no heathen in China, Africa
or elsewhere would be guilty of. large
glass case which was placed on one side
of the altar for years, contained a full
length sacred statue. The wretches broke
the glass of the case and then knocked
off the head of the statute. They com
mitted other damages to the inside of
the church, and then left No cew to
their identity,
| LAS VEGAS LOCALS
DR.. Mllligan is circulating petition
to have himself appointed county physi,
clan.
A benefit ball for the East Las Vegas
military band will be given at X, of P
hall on Friday next.
Ice in the canon, above the springs, is
almost foot thick and is being cut and
stored for use next summer.
There will be change, on the 1st OF
January, in the editorial department OF
La Voz del Pueblo Z. c. de Baca will
retire, taking position in the county
clerks office, and Eleuterio Baca will take
tho editorial management.
Essinger & Judell have made a new de-
parture. Instead of their annual calen'
dar, which they have been sending to theil
patrons on the first of the year, they are
now sending out book filled with hand
some engravings of the Worlds fan
buildings and grounds.
On Saturday evening Don Felix Marti
nez had christening feast at his resi-
dence on Blanchard street. His little
baby daughter had been christened during
the day, and in the evening about sixty
friends were assembled to do honor to the
occasion.
pEMING DOTS
E. B. Chase, late cashier of the Firs
National bank of Silver City, has returned
to his home in Vermont
The children of Mrs. Alice Parker, thu
horse thief, now in Jail at Las Cruces
we're brought up from Las Palomas, Mex
leo, and sent to friends in Las Cruces on
the Santa Fe train. This was done at th'
request of the unfortunate woman.
Snow to the depth of two inches fel
Saturday night and Sunday morning. II
the Cooks Peak mountains, the snow wal
so deep yesterday that the stage was un
able to make the usual trip, causing con
siderable inconvenience to passengers
who wished to go to the mines,
Allie Hylard, one of Deming's uhfor
tunates, died early Monday morning from
dose of poison taken Sunday night will
suicidal intent. She has resided in Dem
ing, of and on, for some years past, ant
has passed considerable portion of he
life in Kingston. She originally lived il
California. "Rough on Rats" did the job