Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-03
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

surveyors nave returned IToUl JclHtZ HHu
report everything going on favorable on
the ditch.
Albert Eiseman, senior m amber of the
firm of Eiseman Bros, returned Sunday
night from Boston, where Ee has opened
large wool house.
Thirteen city couples invaded the ranch
home of N. G. bennett, south of the city,
last Saturday night, and enjoyed a very
delightful country dance.
The new school board organized by the
election of the following officers for the
ensuing year: W. W. Mcclellan, presi-
dent; W. B. Mclaughlin, tice president;
and W. S. Mclaughlin, secretary. W. G..
Meehan, treasurer, presented his bond,
which was referred.
The spring wool season has opened,
but not on an extensive scale. A few
wagons are coming in from out of the
way ranches, and the prices obtained are
fair. 1t is thought by wobl buyers that
the season will prove profitable one to
all parties concerned, and that Albuquer-
que will handle the usual number of
pounds-that is several hundred thousand
pounds.
George W. Evans, aged 81 years, came
to Albuq from Winona, Minn., last
October in search of health, accompanied
by his wife and two small children, and
his wife's father. About a month ago his
father and mother arrived with the inten-
tion of taking him back home as soon as
the weather would permit, but pleurisy
set in and death followed yesterday.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
Local news continues scarce.
A light rain fell on Monday.
Base ball threatens to break out with
increased virulence.
s. E. Wilkinson, grand master of the
trainmen's brotherhood, is ih town.
This is an unusual spring for rheuma-
tism. Almost everybody hab the ailment.
There was no precipitatib ibn during the
month of April, and only two partly
cloudy days. OF the wind however, the
least said the better.
Some valuable mining properties in
Taos county, in which Las Vegans are in
terested, have recently been jumped by
Colorado parties. e
Miss Eveline Deagle, rranizer of
Pythian sisters, arrived frJ east for
the rr-rose of inst cM-..g~, Enfiearas Of
the new lodge here. Sheawill.6e the guest
of Mrs. G. N. Campbell and Mrs. Frank
Long, while in the city.
soooRRo SETTINGS.
District court is in session.
Prof. M. N. Mitchell left on Tuesday
for Florida, where he will make his future
home.
The base ball club of Socorro thinks of
going to Kelly to play ball Sunday.
There are eleven prisoners in the
county jail awaiting trial this term of
court.
G. T. Brown will haul from Water canon
some ten tons of ore from the Columbus
mine. The ore will 60 to the Rio Grande
smelter.
At 4 O'Clock Wednesday morning
beautiful little lady stranger came to the
home of Hon. E. V. Chavez to gladden.
them. The mother and daughter are do
ing we'll.
On Monday last occurred the death of
Geo. Tabor at his home near the Datils.
His body was brought to Socorro for
burial Wednesday. He was buried by the
Masons, he being member of that order
in Virginia. He was 40 years of age.
Pleurisy was the cause of bis death.
The public schools closed last Friday
for the long summer vacation. This has
been the best school year Sooorro ever had.
The teachers were all Of superior ability
and labored hard for the advancement of
the pupils in their studies, and they too
have shown enthusiastic interest and
worked hard.
GALLUP GLEANINGs.
Odd Fellows had gala celebration of
their anniversary.
The fats and the leans are contesting
for base ball honors.
festival will be held at the NJ. +.
church on May 80, 1898, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid society.
Work on Mr.. Kuckenbecker's well is
nicely. Last week the drill
went through thirty-seven feet of red
sand rock and about forty feet of fire
clay. The we'll is now some 180 feet
deep.
On the first Of the present month the
postofice at this place was made an in
money order office. Post
master Mulholland states that this will be
a great taccommod odation to the people Of the
Carbon city, as money orders on any
foreign city can now be obtained.
SILVER CITY sIFTINGs.
A large amount of machinery for the
Confidence mill in the Silver creek dis
trict has arrived and it is being shipped
out to the camp.