Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-21
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
CHAMA CHIPS.

The Pennington Cactus is thing OF
the past, also the Index.
The roads between here and the Brazos
are too muddy to talk of.
Joe McWilliams, D. M. Henderson and
Postmaster Groves are prospecting for
mineral in the southern part of the
county.
The Biggs Lumber company is pushing
work on their new railroad across the
Chama. 1t is being constructed opposite
Brazos plaza.
Miss Lille Vannoy, formerly of Cha
ma, was married this week in Durango to
Mack Goode, cattleman. Next day the
bridegroom died suddenly of heart trou-
| BILE.
| The report that the bones of COM
pany of soldier, were found in gulch
near Abiquiu, is another Mulhatton yarn,
| like the volcano. But what fools the
newspapers are who lend themselves
to publish such stuff, says the Chama
Northwest.
BUQUERQUE WAITS.
Troop E, New Mexico cavalry, are ar
ranging to give grand ball at the Ar
mory on Friday, April 7.
IIillory Goblin Beals, infant son of II.
L. Beales and wife, who are here from
Greencastle, Ind, died Saturday night.
Paul I. Bates, jr., infant son of Paul
Bates and wife, of Alabama, who are here
for their health, died of heart disease.
The child was buried this morning at II
O'Clock in Fairvew cemetery by Under
taker Mentfort.
Frederic Remington, the artist who
drew illustrations of western scenes for
some of the we'll known magazines, and
who was a visitor to the city few
months ago, is again in this city, regis
tered at the San Felipe.
Thomas Crepar, second dispatcher at
the Atlantic g. Pacific general offices, was
arrested and locked up in the city Jail,
where he remained all night, although
friends maze several Intellectual attempts
to get him out by giving good bonds.
Chief Clerk Walker, of the company,
states that it was reported to him that
Crapar was sending incendiary messages
over the wires to the effect that strike
was in order. The accused was fined S.
and took an appeal.
RIO ARRIBA BRIEFS.
The county debt amounts to $26,199.
The farmers about TERRA Amarillo are
preparing to pillow.
Beef cattle have gone away up in this
part of New Mexico.
There is some talk of the commission
ers dividing the Amargo precinct.
Hon. 7. D. Rurns is making number
of improvements on his Parkview resi-
dence.
Don Miguel Quintana, prominent
citizen of the Brazos, died Monday of
pneumonia. Aged 33 years.
Ed. Vorhang made final proof on his
Amargo homestead at the county seat be-
fore Probate Clerk Alex Read.
Donaciano Salazar, county treasurer
elect, will qualify at the next meeting of
the board of county commissioners in
April.
EDDY ECHOES.
There are four school buildings in use
in Eddy and all are crowded. But the
big $4,000 building being erected is as
sumlng shape and will be ready for the
establishment of graded school before
the next term.
The injunction case wherein the Pecos
Valley Town company was plaintiff and j.
A. Tomlinson defendant, came up in the
district court Wednesday, and DR.. Tom
linson was enjoined from selling liquor
out of his drug store on his own prescrip-
tion.
A railroad company has incorporated
to build from Grant county iron mines
through Dona Ana, Lincoln, Chaves, San
Miguel, Mora and Colfax counties. By
the way, some of the Rock Island officials
are in the syndicate that owns the iron
mines. few days ago the Rock Island
company was granted right of way
through Indian Territory. It is going
west across the Pscos valley.-Argus.
The report of W. F. Draper, accountant
employed by the county, shows that ex-
Treasurer Cochran owed to the county
balance of $3,O94,S6, after having turned
over to his successor, $19,742.76. His
receipts amounted to $69,S51.79 while
credits and the sum paid over were $685.
1868. The county commissioners ap-
proved the report of Mr.. Draper and
directed that it be sub nitted to the grand
! jury.