Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-31
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

DR.. Wroth will soon begin course OF
lectures on "Hygicne and the Laws OF
Health to the students of the normal de.
partment of the University.
The funeral of Ferdinand Silva, who
died of cerebral apoplexy, at his home
in Tijerss canon, took place under the
auspices of the two Italian benevolent
| societies.
George Ostrander has returned from
the country south of Pinos Wells, where
he went with load of pumping machin-
cry for the 374-foot we'll which the Spence
Bros. have sunk there. He reports fine
grass in that region.
rabbit" the Indian sergeant accused
of numbering another soldier on the Ma
vajo reservation, was found guilty in
the district court of murder in the SEQ
ond degree. This is the second time that
rabbit" has been convicted, the first
time having been given a new trial.
| Wiley Weaver and j. T. Mclaughlin
returned last night from visit to Sierra
county, where they have been to look
over some mining property. Mr.. Weaver
states that the mining camp is beginning
to pick up, and that several large COM
/ panies are making preparations to work
their properties on extensive scales.
There must be something the matter
with the Albuquerque Citizen. Some
time since it announced in cold type that
a "lady's leg went through hole in the
sidewalk nearly up to her knee and came
very near breaking it," And now it pro-
claims that certain accident" had been
"remedied," while with equal candor it
refers to the dead body" Of certain de-
ceased resident.
| LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
! The county commissioners completed
Wednesday the re-counting of the Nov
ember vote, in precinct 81. No ch ange
was made in the former result.
! Agustin Montoya, who died yesterday,
was buried this morning. At one time
the deceased was scalped by Apache In
dians, and he was generally known as
"Agustin ell Descabellerado."
Col. G. W. Prichard will go to Los An
geles, about the first of May, to assist in
the defense of Geo. II. Miles. He will be
associated with W. II. Shinn, one of the
most prominent criminal lawyers of Cali
fornia.
! Rev. S. A. Dyson, formerly of Las
Vegas, but now of Clayton, al at which
place he is an applicant It Tor Tor the position
OF postmaster, mas struck it at last, and it
Is sald tto be better than gold or argenti-
! ! ferrous galena." 1t is only an inexhaustible
At depth of ten feet Mr.. Dyson en-
countered complete system of submarine
springs underlying his ranch adjoining
that town.
All sheepmen, and persons interested
in the raising of sheep in the county of
San Miguel, are requested to meet at St.
Joseph's hall, at Las Vegas, in the county
of San Miguel, on April the 10th, A. D.,
1893, at 10 a. M, to take such action as
will conduce to the prevention of stealing,
the prompt punishment of thieves and
protection of the industry.
RATION RANaINas.
Mrs. G. N. Blackwell and little daugh-
ter left last Friday on trip to Kansas
City.
W. D. Foulke and sister leave Saturday
for Salt Lake City, Utah, where he will
engage in business.
John Morrow, superintendent of public
schools, will soon remove his residence
from Folsom to Springer.
| Conductor Bruce Davis, who has been
suffering seriously with pneumonia, has
left for the Las Vegas hospital, where he
will recuperate.
Next Tuesday evening is the first an
nual meeting of the Ration Commercial
club, when election of officers takes place
for the ensuing year.