Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-01
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

There is scheme on foot as soon as
the Maroons are reorganized, to organize
city base ball league.
Raymond NJ. Bacon, aged 10 years. died
Saturday evening at 5 o'clock, at the city
building, of typhoid pneumonia, after an
illness of four weeks.
]. B. Manly, of Trinidad, has purchased
1000 sheep from Ilfeld Bros, of this city,
the sheep to be delivered in the next few
months at Albuquerque, La Joya and
Lamy. With this purchase Mr.. Manly
has bought in this section alone 10000
sheep since September l.
The final settlement of the difference
between A. M. Bergere and the estate of
Manuel A. Otero, made In Las Vegas few
days ago, gives A. NJ. Bergere all of the
four -fifths interest of Manuel A. Otero in
the Estancia grant and La Constancia
property, besides several other pieces of
land. This gives the entire Estancia
grant, about 1,160,O00 acres, to A. NJ. Ber-
gere aud the family of Page B. Otero.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
There is strong and growing determi-
nation that the laws must be enforced
and the officials shall be made to do their
duty.
A live bird shoot, under the auspices of
the local gun club, will take place on
Tuesday. Visitors are expected down
from Ration.
Tom Lester is in the city from Cherry
Valley. He reports not plow started
in his section of the country. 1t looks
as though no crops would be raised there
this year.
Information has been received by the
husband and father that Mrs. Charles H.
field sailed from New York last Tuesday
afternoon, on the steamer "Trave." She
will be met in London by Max Nordhaus,
her brother, and will spend the summer
in Europe.
Leon Rosenwald, son of the late Joseph
Rosenwald, of Las Vegas, recently gradu-
ated at the Marion Slmms medical college
in st. Louis. He was the second young
est IN class numbering eigety six pupils
and received the first of two gold medals
presented.
The territorial insane asylum was
opened to-day for the reception of pa
tients. The following employees have
been appointed for the asylum by the su-
perintendent and steward: Julian Smith,
cook; Mrs. jacob, laundress; Silvano
Gallegos, George Griffin, Demetrio Silva,
Susano Montana, Manulita de Armijo,
Juanita Ortiz de Encirias, attendants.
The San Miguel Sheep-Breeders' asso-
citation has tackled up notices conspicu
ously to the effect that the welfare OF the
sheep industry in the county of San Mi
guel is menaced by vile and dangerous
men, banded together to destroy and ap-
propriate the property of others; there
fore, the members of the association
notify all evil-doers, thieves, and those
engaged in the cutting of herds, changing
ear. marks and stealing sheep, that the
association firmly resolves to put stop
to these outrages, in one way or another.
GRANT COUNTY CRUMBS.
District court adjourned on Saturday.
Work on the Mimbres valley irrigation
canals is progressing nicely.
Sigmund Lindauer, of Deming, will
shortly leave on an extended visit to rela-
tives in Germany.
Miss Matte JONES' one of the most
popular young ladies of this place, and
general favorite in society, was married
to Mr.. VIM. H. Murray, of Fort Bayrrd.
A reception was held at the residence Of
the brides father, George d. Jones, which
was attended by large number of the
friends of the couple. They will reside at
Fort Bayard.
Last Thursday week ago
Ernest Campbell, with tho assist
ance of companion, broke in,o
the saloon of H. Amber, at Lordsburg,
and secured about $50 in cash, several
revolvers and watches and various othei
articles of value and made his escape with
his accomplice. They were found, arrest
ed, indicted and arraigned and on Mon
day, four days after the commission of
the crime, they we're sentenced to the peni-
tentiary. Campbell got five years and his
sccomplice three.
D. G.. Hobart, who has charge of the col
lection of mineral from this county for
the Worlds fair, shipped two pieces of
silver ore by express, which will undoubt-
edly be az rich as any exhibited at Chi
UAgo this year. The ore is from the Dim
Hiick Brothers Silver Cell mine near
Pinos Altos and assays 90 per cent silver,
which is little purer than United States
silver coin. The value of the two pieces
shipped is over $500. The ore was taken
out at a depth of seventy feet, where con-
siderable of this ore has been exposed.
EDDY ECHOES.
The Houston & Texas Central railway
will probably build into Eddy during the
coming year.