Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-12
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
A1.BUQUERQUE ATOMS.

\ The Albuquerque Democrat threatens
to issue midsummer edition."
Theremains Of Rev. Father Higgins,
who died Friday, were shipped to his
home in Albany, N. Y, accompanied by
his brother, Rev.J. G. Higgins.
Esquipnlo Romero, of Nacimiento, has
stored his wool clip, amounting to about
10000, in Old Town, and will hold it until
prices pick up.
Judge Lockhart sentenced two Indians
to twenty days each on the chain gang
for breaking irto freight car and steal
ing bundle of sheep pelts.
The Albuquerque Citizen is authority
for the statement that Geo. H. Miles, lately
tried for his life at Los Angeles, but &C.
quilted, has discovered very rich mine
on the Catalina islands, off the coast of
San Diego.
Col. Robert s. Goss and wife and Miss
Sallie Mitchell are in the city from Ros-
we'll. The military school, which the
colonel is erecting on the mesa north Of
the city, is gradually nearing completion
and will be ready for occupancy about
tho lat of September.
Col. A. F. Spawn, who was deposed re-
Gently as president of the Rio Puerco
Colonization g. Irrigation company has
gone to Eddy with several young colo
nists, and it is stated will make arrange
ments to locate in the valley around Ed
dy at e very early day.
NJ. p. Stamm, wife and son, Roy, will
leave Tuesday morning for Chicago,
where they will see the sights of the big
fair for two weeks. They will then 60 to
the lake resorts of Michigan and Min
nesota, where Mrs. Stamm and Roy will
remain during the summer.
soooRRo s1FTrNas.
The school term of the Convent of Mt.
Carmel closed last Wednesday with en-
tertaining public exercises.
Miss Annie Martin will start in few
days for Washington, D. G., where she
will-spend some weeks visiting relatives.
There will be a boom in mining at
Kelly this summer. The Graphic will
start up with good force and this will
stimulate others.
W. Fate Van Dusen and Miss Minnie
Sickles were married Thursday evening
at the residence of q. T. Brown, DR.. W. S.
McKellar performing the ceremony.
Capt. WI. Good, in Col. Grees regi
ment Texas mounted volunteers, Sibley's
brigade, wounded at Valverde, during the
war aud in hospital here at Socorro, was
in the city, Wednesday, looking up his
old friends.
II is very likely there will,be quite a
hfNHe in tho Socorro parish of the
CatholiE liurch. Efforts are being made
to add several outside missions ahd place
all the enlarged parish under the care of
Rev. Father Brun who is to be provided
with an assistant. This will probably be
accomplished and is badly needed for as
it is at present Father Brun is much over
workad.--Chieftain
SIERRA NOTES. -
The speeches of Hon. W. $. Hopewell
and Judge A. B. Elliott at the Hillsboro
silver meeting on last Saturday night.
were worthy of a place among the most
forcible and logical free silver discussions
of the day.
Much interest was taken in the school
election on Monday, tho largest vote
polled for several years at a school elec-
tion being cast. The result was the cleo
tiou Of Jas. NJ. Young, VIM. Boyle and DR..
G. l.. Edmnndson ss the new school
board.
Capt. NJ. Cooney returned to Mogollons
from trip to Clifton and vicinity Tues
day. While away he purchased machinery
for his contem plated mill on Minera!
creek. The plant is now at Duncan, A. T.,
awaiting transportation. Bids for tho
hauling contract have been posted.
The home contingent of Hillsboro--
that is, those who will not go to the
Worlds fair or to Silver City to spend the
4th of July-propose to get up grand
celebration here on that glorious day, to
which everyone ia invited. There will be
miners drilling matches, horse and foot
races, sack races, jumping contests,
climbing creased pole, catching creased
pig, etc.
pEMINa DOTS.
Several train loads of cattle were ship
ped from this point during the week. The
rush in cattle shipments, however, is
about over for the season.
II ia. believed by the county authorities
that. Baldez, the murderer of Constable
Schultz, is hiding in the bosque above Ell
,Paso, having returned from across the
line.
The cana-agria plant has closed down
for three or four weeks in order that Man
ager Aliaire may place some new and I'M
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the capacity Of the works.
There have been indications of rain
for some days past, but the expected has
thus far failed to materialize. Rain fell