Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-27
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.


John l.. Kroger came here about one
week ago from Chicago, suffering from
consumption, and died Wednesday at the
residence of Mrs. Fetters, on Second
street,
The. militia company has ordered $50
worth of material as a nucleus for a
gymnasium. They have ordered boxing
gloves, fencing masks and folls, Indian
clubs, dumb bell, etc.
Charles Stewart and j. Deveraux, the
two men who it is alleged sought to rob
the city postoffice last Thursday evening,
were tried in the district court and Stew
art was found guilty; Deveraux being
discharged.
The Times understands that Messrs.
Pinckney & Walton will soon enter into
the manufacture and curing of the root
osha, an herb that grows in abundance
in certain soil in central New Mexico,
and which cures almost all the ills human
flesh is heir to.
The U. S. grand jury has found an in
dictment against Jose Baldonado for per-
jury, and two against J. B. Block, post
master at Archuleta, one for stealing
letters and the other for embezzling con-
tents. In the latter case bond was fixed
at $500 in each charge, and H. G. Leeds
and j. G. Baldridge qualified as bonds
men.
VIM. Frazer brought in from Chilli
seventy-five sacks of wool, 10000 pounds,
this week for storage. Manuel Chaves,
of Pinos Wells, has disposed of this
years wool clip at 6 cents pound. Last
year he pocketed 171a cents. Who said
the uncertainty about the tariff wasn't
hurting the country.-Oitizen.
Buela, the 2-year-sld daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Barnett, was stricken with
paralysis yesterday in the lower part of
her body. A physian was summoned who
after an examination, expressed his
opinion that owing to the youth of the
child that he could cure her, but it would
require long time. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
nett have the deep sympathy of the entire
community. Two children have died
this year of scarlet fever and the little
daughter stricken yesterday has just re-
covered from severe attack of the dis.
ease. Times.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
The merry-go-round will not leave
many nickels in town, judging from the
way it is gathering in the loose ones float
ing around.
Traffic between the city and northern
points is being diverted to Watrous, be-
cause the bridge at Green's lake IS i'm
passable.
The grand musical concert, by tho
Catholic ladies, will be under the imme-
diate direction of Miss Hattie Knicker-
booker, assisted by Mrs. H. W. Greene.
A countryman who got 1886 for his
small wool clip last year, only realized
$125 for it, this season. Charge it up on
the books to the Democratic tariff
thinkers.
Atanacio Garcia, saw mill owner out
at San Geronimo, is dead and buried. He
was a good citizen and will be greatly
missed in the circles in which he was
wont to move.
Gen. A. Ames, who is here from Lowell,
Mass, in the interest of the Butler estate,
he being son-in-law of the dead gen.
eral, was governor of Mississippi in
times when it tried mems souls to fill the
position.
Midnight marauders broke into the
store of Antonio Sanchez & Son, at Sa-
binsso, goods being stolen to the amount
of about 5000. The suspected parties
have been very nearly traced down and
arrests will follow in short time.
Don Lorenzo Lopez has stumbled upon
new device for locating gold mines,
and he planned a trip into the noun
tains to-day to search for the precious,
hidden, scarce, yellow metal that is Just
now crowding silver to the wall little.
A returned Las vegan from the Worlds
fair says that a few pieces of white stono,
of inferior quality, from Sooorro, consti-
tuted the only exhibit of building stones
from this territory. Arizona's red sand
stones were exhibited, but the vastly
superior quality of red and white build
ing stone from San Miguel county, N. NJ,
had no exhibition whatever.