Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-20
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
CHAMA CHAT.

CHAMA CHAT.
! Two feet of snow is reported at Cum.
bres.
Cravens Lee and Henry Seth are feed
ing $500 lambs on Pine river.
The Angel Coal company of Monero is
! supplying the Santa Fe Southern with
coal
Messrs. Miller g. Young, the carpenters
are at work on DR., Craigs new residence
! ct Moncrc.
James Jones, of Coyote Park, Colo.
was in Chama part of the week. He
reports cattle doing nicely in his section
that is what the Jicarilla Apache Indians
have not stolen.
Rev, and Mrs. Weaver will give q
! Christmas dinner to the Sunday school
/ children at the parsonage next Sunday
afternoon. In the evening there will be
Christmas tree at the M. Z. church.
Hon. L. K. Caldwell is putting up a
mill on his ranch above Monero. II
will probably be six or seven weeks
| before he is ready to turn out lumber
! coLFAx COUNTY CRUMBS.
Springer will have leap year ball.
Young men and boys skating on the
lake in their shirt-sleeyes and complain
ing that the weather was too warm while
the ice was of the best, was seen and
heard this week.
News reached town this week that
paralytic shock. Later news is to the effect
that one side is entirely paralyzed.-
Clayton Enterprise.
The cement mill will be put to work
at once making Bourne's new patent
cement, in which the material used is
a clay found in inexhaustible quantities
in the neighborhood at Springer.
A beautiful rainbow was seen Wednes-
day afternoon in the western sky. The
bow was the shape of horse shoe and ex-
tended from the horizon around the sun
1t was bright tinted like a summer rain
bow.
Chris Hanson has sold his 4O-acre farm
near Springer to Henry Nelson. There is
81 acres under ditch and there is young
orchard of 800 h1ndred trees and a small
house. The price paid was $4,000. A
good bargain for Nelson and fair price
for Hanson.
The Clayton Enterprise tells of the find
ing of the body of Louie Finger on the
prairie. He had gone out with load of
grain and was probably thrown forward
from his wagon and run over. He was
well known cowboy and herder.
There has been coal famine in Spring
er this week, and men of christian spirit
who believe that "he that provideth not
infdel," have made passing coal cars
furnish that which their money could not
buy.
Thursday, at Trinidad at tho resedince
of Mrs. Owen, Miss Nellie Gwinn became
the wife Of Hon. W. W. Boyle, register of
the Clayton land office. The wedding
was very quiet affair. The happy couple
took run to Denver for brief honey
moon.
SAN MABCIAL NOTES.
AS there will be union Christmas tree
at the opera house next saturday, Dec.
"a, the dance advertised for that night by
the Guild will be given on Friday even
ing, Dec. 23, instead.
Jack Hutchington, charged with being
connected with the Broyles bank robbery
was very promptly discharged by Justice
Virgin, there being no evidence in sup
port of the charge.
The action of, Justice Virgin in impos-
ing a fine of $50 and costs in the six
shooter case" is heartily endorsed by the
better class of our people. 1t will no
doubt have a wholesome effect as the
"stilly night" has of late been to frequent
ly disturbed by the startling sound of fire
arms.
Invitations are out for grand ball and |
supper to be given by the Order of Rail
way Conductors at the San Marcial opera
house, Tuesday evening, Dec. 27. The
following gentlemen make up the com
mittee on invitation: j. F. McHugh, r.
J. Farnsworth, L. R. Fisher, Ben Wilton,
P. j. Savage, F. A. Russell, c. Warrington
and John McNally,
ALBUQUERQUE ITEMS,
1t is now settled that the Bank of Com
nerce will soon occupy the corner room
Of the new N. 7. Armijo building,
Ernest Meyers, who took the remains of
lis baby to his old Mississippi home for
burial, returned last Saturday night. He
8 ready for the legislature.
The Odd Fellows had grand time at
heir banquet in honor of Grand Master
aitch last Saturday night, and the lecture
If the distinguished visitor was much en-
Dyed and very instructive.
B. Rupee, the druggist, purchased the
lrug stock Of d, E. Lambert and at once
ook possession, removing his stock
rom his old location at the Aemiio to
he store suddenly vacated by Mr.. Lam
,ert.
DR.. Daniel Dorchester, superintendent
# government Indian schools, and wife
re at the San Felipe. The doctor is re-
urning from visit to the schools in
iontana and the Dakotas, and also
topped few days in Denver.
In the past two months and half Act
ng Marshal Chaves has turned over to
he city treasurer about $63S in fines col
scted, and tonight will increase his good
ecord, by turning over $ls5, making
otal of about 1928 in less than three
,onths. I