Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-02
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

| June IA, August Klein and Miss Till,
Burris, two popular young German peo
pie, will be united in marriage.
Bids for the plumbing at the new Zeige,
building we're opened and the contrac,
awarded to X. J. Post & Co., their bid be-
ing $1,345.
VIM. Mcintosh, the Chilli sheep raiser
went north to Augusta, Kas, yesterday
where he has purchased from Wilbur &
Brown 250 French Merino bucks for his
sheep ranch in the Sandia mountains.
Fireman William Hughes, who made a
miscalculation while attempting to Jump
on freight engine and had the left leg
below the knee caught under the wheels
OF the tender, is reported resting very
comfortably at the Atlantic d. Pacific hos
pital.
The Democrats of old town ,;ut on
Memorial day for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for directors Of the
school board. Leandro Gallegos presided
as chairman, and Luis Montoya officiated
as secretary. Patrick Gleason, Ambrosio
Samora and Gavino Anaya were named as
candidates for the new board.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon, Jailor
Lucero, of the county Jail, frustrated an
attempt of the prisoners to free them
selves. They had sawed three of the bars
and were breaking the iron, when the
jailor discovered the attempt to escape.
On the person of Hart, one of the alleged
murderers Of N. J. Sanchez, three saws
we're found. A penknife, one blade of
which was hacked into saw, was taken
from another prisoner. The men will be
kept in the cells until they divulge who
first made the attempt to escape.
RATION NOTES.
The fund realized by the charity ball
last Friday evening was $11S.
Mr.. D. E. Young came in from his Dry
Cimarron farm Monday. He reports
everything favorable for good crops in
that locality this year.
Mrs. McColgan, OF Las Vegas, organizer
OF the ladies auxiliary to the B. of L. E.,
was in Ration Monday evening.
The New Mexico Mutual Fish & Game
Protective association will hold their
second annual tournament in Ration, July
l,5 and 6. The purses will be worth
lighting for.
Despite the wind and dust storm, there
vas large procession visited the ceme-
'ery and assisted in placing flowers over
The graves of the country's dead, as we'll
70 garlanding the resting places of their
friends and kindred on Memorial day.
Last Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock, in
presence of the teachers and pupils of
he Ration public schools and few visi-
ors, handsome American flag was pre-
ented to the Buena Vista school to be
loated over that department of Raton's
plendld schools. The flag was donated
y Sedgwick Post No. 2, G. A. R., of
laton, and the presentation was made by
'rof. M. D. L. Buell. in few we'll timed
EDDY EcHoRs.
Hot weather has opened up in earnest.
Mr.. Lon Bass children, who we're bitten
va skunk, are improving fast.
Mrs. Sam Houston, of Seven Rivers,
led Saturday night. The disease is said
} have been dysentery.
Col. H. Milne, of the Milne-Bush Land
Cattle company, passed through Eddy
route from Roswell to Chicago.
0. B. Bills, of ice factory fame, has ar
we'd and will make Eddy his future
ome. The ice plant is expected every
~.
DR.. 9. e. Allard, of Atwater, ILL.,. died at
ilberts, Of consumption. He came here
short time ago expecting to receive /
me benefit from the climate, but was
o far gone.
SILVER CITY CRUMBS.
The Southern Pacific company has =
anted rate Of one and one third fares
r the round trip to persons attending c
Q silver convention here in July.
The public schools here will close to- q
y for the summer vacation. The pro-
ess made lin the schools this year has
en- very satisfactory and the attendance
. been good.
There will be good fruit crop on tho
imbres this year. Frost killed consider
10 fruit in some parts Of this county,
II the crop this year will be larger than
has ever been before