Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-14
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

fair.
Owen Dinsdsle and Mrs. Arndt will be
married to-day.
Albuquerque horses took three purses
at the Roswell fair.
The New Mexico Poultry association
meeting was success.
E. D. Bullock is back in Albuquerque
from short business trip.
A delegation of Navajoes enlivened the
streets of Albuquerque Thursday.
The larger part of the jewelry stolen
Sunday night was recovered in Gallup.
A good base ball match is on between
Mandell's and McDonald's mines for Sun
day.
The Tijeras Land & Water company ex-
poets the funds on loan placed in Chi
cago in about two months.
The remains of W. H. Smith, late an
employe of the Citizen, were buried from
the Catholic church, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Skeel will spend the
winter in Albuquerque to recover their
health. Mr.. Skeel is musician of high
repute.
I. G. Sanchez received letter from
Frank Lower, dated in Kansas, to the
effect that the latter will be here about
Sunday next. Mr.. Sanchez will go out
with Mr.. Lower to Antelope Springs,
which the latter and Mr.. Wildor came in
possession of recently.-Citizen.
Jos. 7. Sandoval, secretary of the Santa
Fe fire department, has requested copies
of photographs of the delegates to the
recent fireman's convention. He will be
supplied.
The hooks we're out again yesterday
with their new truck and raised their big
ladders against the Armljo hotel build
ing, and the test showed that the forty
five foot ladder was sufficient to carry a
hose onto any building in the city. The
boys have begun to catch on and were
not slow in doing their work. The prac-
tice work was observed by Mayor F ield
and several members of the council, H.
B. FERGUSON, after whom the company is
named, and large number of citizens
Democrat.
,.l kAs CRUCES CRUMBS.
Mr.. A. F. Spawn and DR.. Boyd, of Lon
don, England, were looking over the
valley.
Col. Rynerson carried $4,000 life in
surance which would have been fully paid
up next year.
Jose Gonzales and Miss Rafaelita Cas-
taneda we're united in marriage by Father
Lassaigne.
Thoro Avo tn
the college last week; one of them came
from Arizona. *
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond and Miss
Frenger will arrive at hsme tomorrow
from an extended visit to the Worlds fair
and friends in St. Louis.
Mr.. Theodore Rouault began canning
corn this week at his oannery here. Mr..
Rouault will have "a large and varied
assortment of canned goods for sale this
year.
Mrs. Granger's Spanish mission school
continues to grow in numbers, there be-
ing seventy-five names now on the roll.
She had nineteen more scholars on the 1st
of October this year than last.
Important Improvements are being
made at Shalam colony. They are con-
structing large reservoir and several
houses are to be erected at cnce. 1t is
understood that new town site is to be
located there.
A ladies' missionary society has been
organized. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. H. M. Shields;
vice president, Mrs. j. R. McFie; secre-
tary, Miss Alice Montgomery; treasurer,
Mrs. R. L. Young.
In the probate court Hon. Martin Anna
dor, presiding; Mrs. W. l.. Rynerson ap-
piled for letters of administration upon
the estate of her deceased husband. She
was appointed and required to give bond
in the sum of $4,000.
There were 100 pounds of the very An
est fresh apples, pears and ounces from
the celebrated La Flor del Vale (Spat-
cier'sl and Mrs. CAsad's orchards, and from
Rodrigo Ruelas, of sMesilla, sent to the
Worlds fair for exhibit on Thursday last.
They we're surprising in beauty and size.
Republican. 40
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
At the building and loau association
meeting last evening, $2,5OO were loaned
at premiums from so to 35 per cent. The
9Th series was opened with goodly
number OF Subscribers. Subscriptions
to the same can yet be made.
The sheep-raisers in the vicinity of
Puerto de Luna will soon put their heads
together at that place, 1t is said probably
with view to devising ways and means