Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-09
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who has been in the employ of NJ. J. H.
Titlebdum for number of months.
The sixteenth public recital by pupils
of Prof Hand, assisted by Mrs. A. F.
Smith, Miss Beatrice Atkins and Mr.. f.
S. Hawken will be given at the Tamme
opera house, Monday evening, December
-.
The case of Abraham Lincoln McGreg
or, charged with larceny of tools from
G. r. Wilson's barber shop, on Sixth
street, occupied the attention of the dis
trict court. The jury returned a verdict
Of guilty and the prisoner was command
ed to jail to await sentence,
EDDY WAITS.
Mr.. Otis Arnold and wife, of Chicago
arrived this week. Mrs. Arnold is a
sister of Mrs. j. NJ. Hawkins, wife of the
editor of the Argus. Mr.. Arnold contem-
plates investing in the Eecos Valley.
NV. Doll has put space between him
self and Eddy, In other words he has
hied himself unto pastures new, where the
susceptible sucker abounds in greater
numbers that in the growing city of
Eddy. Petriied men, low contracts and
basking at the shrine Of Bacchus may be
assigned as the direct cause of his timely
departure. Eddy people are out about
$1,000 by the deal.
Col. 2. Toberman returned from Kan
sas City and other points last Saturday.
Mr.. Toberman in company with r. l..
Hall have lately discovered fine bed of
marble near the Guadalupe mountains
about fifty miles southwest of the city
One of the beds is of a very choice variety
of black marble and is pronounced by
Kansas City experts to be superior to the
famous Rutland, Vt, marble and is
susceptible of a very brilliant polish
Another bed is of an exceedingly fine
variety of pure white marble and a fine
polish can also be put on it. Mr.. Tober-
man had sam Piles of these marbles with
him and they were thoroughly examined
by expert marble men in Kansas City and
they did not hesitate to say they were
equal if not superior to Vermont marbles
They we're tested and found to weigh nine
pounds heavier to the cubic foot than
eastern marble. One of the prominent
dealers in Kansas City offered Mr.. Tober-
man $4,000 for the black quarry, but he
considers it worth 100000 and he ex,
poets to make more than that out of it,
GRANT COUNTY GLEANINGs.
Not guilty" was the verdict in the cele.
brated Doodle cases.
The four cornered fight for the DEN
ing postmastership goes merrily on.
Idus J.. Fielders death is attributed tc
heart disease. The burial took place OF
Wednesday,
Wood is cheaper here now than it has
been at this season of the year for somt
, years past. This is probably due to the
fact that there is no demand for wood al
the mills.
H. W. Loomis, who has been studying
law in the Office of H. l.. Pickett, and San
b. Gillet,. who has been studying will
Fielder g. Helm, were examined for ad
mission to the bar last Saturday after
, noon. Both passed creditable examina
tions and were admitted.
At meeting held in the Commercial
club room dancing club was organized
) for the winter of 1923. The following
officers were elected; II. H. Belts, presi
dent; NJ. W. Porterfe.d, vice-president
Jackson Agee. secretary: W. +. Gilett
treasurer
Citizens of Deming will open up al
extensive coal field in Sierra county in th
near future. The coal is there i'll quan
t tity and quality, and all that is needed t.
. make these new coal field a fruitful re
source to southern New Mexico is devel
=. opment. spur road from Deming i
+ one of the Incidents of this enterpris
that is being talked of.