Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-24
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.


No one has franchise on the air in
this city Citizen.
Work on the extension of Railroad ave-
nue. will be continued by Surveyor Pearce
and his corps.
The ladies of Turquoise, Lodge, Division
ITO, G. I. A. of B. of l.. T., will give a
dance and supper Saturday evening,
Nov. 25.
Mrs. E. W. Lewis, the estimable mother
of Mrs. K. A. Snyder, who has been spend
ing considerable time with her daughter,
was passenger for Newark, Ohio, yester
day morning.-Times.
Col. A. W. Harris, one of the best in
formed gentlemen on the subject of
mines, will probably begin his series
of lectures on mines and the mining
industry before the students of the Uni
versity at an early date.
There is good chance in this town for
a man who is not afraid to work, to es-
tablish business of washing windows
putting up stoves, chimney sweep, etc. A
man who will do this and have some place
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| Democrat.
| G. L. Brooks reports the cattle market
as improving slowly. The prices are still
low but firm, and better prices are being
realized than month ago. Eastern
buyers are looking out for feeders, and a
much batter situation can he looked for in
the next thirty days.
Mrs. Meylert, wife of Gen. Meylert, who
was on the way from New York to this
city, died at Kansas City on Saturday.
Rooms were engaged at the San Felipe
for the lady. This is the third death in
the Meylert family inside of three weeks.
RATION GLEAN1NGs.
| Saturday evening five Germans. repre-
senting the New York Herald and Police
Gazette, in walking from New York to San
Francisco, arrived in Ration. They left
Sunday evening on their trip two days
ahead of time.
! To-day tho Springer public school
building is to be publicly dedicated with
impressive ceremonies. The new build
ing is handsome and commodious
structure and the good. people at the
county seat are proud of it.
Sunday evening" Conductor Fred Haw-
kins and crew took out the second section
of passenger train No. 4. When few
miles east of Ration, Brakeman Joseph
Blackjack fell from the train, his head
striking large rock, breaking his neck
1t is supposed he wasattempting to un-
lock the caboose door when he fell, as his
keys were in the door.
The proposition of the sanitarum pro-
jectors to the citizens of Ration was that
they purchase 100 lots in the Boulevard
addition, at $50 each, and the Chicago end
of the line would raise the money to erect
the buildings. Within ave days the lots
we're taken, people generally purchasing
two lots apiece. Col. J. W. Dwyer, the
active mover in the enterprise, who owns
the land, donates two-thirds of the tract
required and takes stock in the SANTA
rum for the other third. "Casa del
Solamo," "home of sunshine" is to be the
name Of the sanitarium.
cHAMA CHAT.
Miguel Lucero, of Amargo, was in town
this week selling wool TO- Hutchins & Co.,
of Boston. - .rs SIS
Alex. Read has charge of the public
school at TERRA Amarillo, and Wallace
Gould at Parkview. 81, ga@
Pres Archuleta says that he had $4,000
insurance on his store that was destroyed
by fire recently at Pagosa.
McGlashen Bros, of Chicago, bought
seventy head of one, tive and three year
old steers Of Col. Broad Thursday.
Hon. Juan P. Jacquez came in from
Largo with ninety head of steers. They
were sold to j. w. Lough, Of Conejos
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