Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-01
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

IHc poheHb COEceft IOf tHc Danu, undet
the direction of Joseph Dupuy, will bo
given Friday evening, June 20.
The Browns GDd tho A. p's. crossed bats
on the grounds of the latter club and the
Browns won the gHms by score of 2l to
13.
Ben Bottle, oue of tho popular gentle
men in the establishment OF George K.
Neher, was married last evening to
Miss Annie Wlkstrom.
Thirteen men ara employed in the
gardens just east Of the parish church in
Old Town. Much of the product Of the
gardens is shipped away.
Rev. A. B. Cristy writes to the butchers
of the city, who have decided to cnse on
Sunday, letter Of congratulatiou and
extending an invitation to attend his
church.
Louis 1mbert, who has one Of tho incest
vineyards and orchards anywhere in the
Rio Grande valley, will have some
cherries in the market in about ten days,
but says the cold snap of few weeks
ago killed all the peaches, apricots, pears,
etc. There will be plenty of early ap-
Ple5, aHu grapes III aRun0ance.
MAaDALENA NOTES,
II. NJ. Porter, of Denver, came in and
went out to his ranch.
A train load of cattle a day has been
shipped cut of hero for the past nine
days. ~
E. A. Gildsmeister, of Council Grove,
Kas., is in town receiving cattle from G.
N. Brierley.
ee.s-. aa LaHs ard A. NJ Rergere wero
here last seek '.nd shipped ifve ccrs Of
wool to eastern points.
G. w. Parker, of Olaths, Kas., who Is
interested in the Anchor mine with ex-
Gov. St. John, is here and it is reported
that they intend to do some work on this
property.
WHITE OAKS NUGGETS.
The K. of p. lodge has established a
new cemetery.
The public schools closed successful
term with appropriate exercises.
U. s. Comr. A. A. Chaplin, of Ft. Wayne,
Ind, has been collecting evidence in In
dian depreciation claims in this county.
Morris B. Parker is at the Vera Cruz
gold mine, having been engaged to start
up the new. mill, which by this time has
undoubtedly been successfully accom-
plishea.
The frs. annual meeting of the board
Of directors of the Exchange bank of this
city was held ON Tuesday afternoon, all
the directors being present. The officers
elected for the ensuing year are: Presi-
dent, Jefferson Reynolds; vice president,
VIM. Watson; cashier, F.J. Sager, and
assistant cashier, Geo. L. Ulrick. Though
Mr.. Hewitt retires from the directory, be-
ing succeeded by Mr.. Sager, he still re-
mains stockholder in the institution.
VIM. M. Lane returned from San Pedro
on Monday and is spending few days
with his family. He is engaged with his
drilling outfit in prospecting for mineral
for the Silver Belt Mining company at
San Pedro, and has several months work
ahead of him. He has also just been
awarded the contract for developing water
at Fort Stanton aud will begin operations
at that place az soon as an outfit he now
has at work at Cooper's ranch, above
town, completes the contract there.
SAN JUAN sIYT1Nas.
Aztec is going to celebrate the 4th of
July. A fine program is to be prepared.
All crops on. the upper Animas look
good for this time of the year, although
everything yisa about ten days later than
usual. .s
John 1. KeostE is having divided up 9
portion of his ranch adjacent to Aztec
into Ave. acre tracts that he is Offering
Surveyor Hawkins, John Rodgers and
Ben Epperson, completed the survey of
the Pennington and Durango road up the
west side Of the Animas river to the
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