Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ROSWELL WAIFs.

The Masonic fraternity have received
their lodge paraphernalia.
John W. Poo has been elected president
of the bank of Roswell, vice S. NJ. Folsom,
resigned.
Chaves county returns $l,446002 for
taxation, the principal item being 74,31l
cattle at $4t9,213.
Tho recent statement of the Roswell
bank shows surplus and undivided
profits of $3,959.4s. Good.
The county commissioners of Chayes
county met, equalized some taxation and
transacted great deal of routine bust
ness.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
Gov. Stover yesterday went to Topeka
on business.
B. Schuster is erecting a new store
building at Bernalillo.
Bernalillo Is sending large amount of
peaches to this market.
Mrs. Sam. Saltmarsh returned from
visit to relatives at Independence, Mo-,
last night.
Albuquerque is favorably situated for
apiaries and the bee industry is attract
ing attention.
The fair management says to the
grabbers and GROWERS that they must
help pay for its expenses or be barred
out
NC. Collier is found. He is in Gcor-
gia, and is confdentjally telling his
friends that he will be judge of the I'd
New Mexico judicial district POGO tempo.
--Citizen.
The following Albuquerqueans are at
]emez sulphur springs, j. L. Johnston
and j. H. Winston, with their wives and
iamilies, ana Messrs. Hosmer, Turner,
Chas. Davidson, VIM. Eakin and r. H.
Greenleaf.
EDDY EoHoEs
The second cutting of alfalfa is yield
ing we'll.
I.ucius Anderson will put up $500
residence.
DR.. ]. O. Norton, Cincinnati dentist,
has settled in Eddy.
A fire brigade is being organized. SIS.
Mendenhall is the prime mover.
Work on the great Hondo reservoir
has been temporarily suspended.
The annual conference of the NJ. T..
church south met at Eddy yesterday.
| A basket of apricots from the Chisum
ranch has been added to Eddy's fruit ex-
hibit.
Eddy is shipping ice. Eight thousand
pounds went in one shipment to Roswell
last week.
The panic has not touched the Pecos
valley. The Eddy bank shows surplus
of $15,607.97.
| There we're two new sail boats put on
the Eddy lake last week, making eight
pleasure boats.
Il. Zaller, a Swiss colonist, filled light
ed lamp with oil. As usual, his house
is burned and he laid up for repairs.
Another big flow has been struck in
Dark canon. A stream of water as large
as mans leg shot eleven feet across the
drift.
The following have been appointed
teachers in the Eddy schools: Prof.
Creighton, of Winfield, Kas., principal;
]. F. Musselman, grammar school; Miss
Jennie Potter, intermediate; Miss Matte
Reiff, primary; G. G. Davis, colored
school. Some of the applicants sent
pretty photographs, but none such we're
appointed.
Expert A. G. Draper has been figuring
on the books of Eddy county officials.
He shows the sheriff, D. L. Kemp, ON all
accounts, $8,064.68 short; Clerk Fennes-
soy, short $734.81, of which 800 is for
errors; J. s. Shattuck, ex superintendent
Of schools, $10Q; Surveyor Peitz, $S0.65;
county superintendent of schools, N.Y.
meyer, $50; Justice of Peace Stsllcup,
$12e.8O; Peter Corn, justice of peace,
Penasco, IS; Frank Rheinholt, of Seven
Rivers, another magistrate, $50. All
deny indebtedness, but there is saying
in Eddy that Draper's figures do not
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