Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-27
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS

ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
Rudolph Neumann has been appointed
organist in the Catholic church.
The Southern Methodist church in this
city has membership of thirty
Montezuma lodge, K. of p, has a mem
bership of sixty-four. During the past
year there have been no sick list or deaths
in the lodge.
G. G. Hall, cashier of the Albuquerque
National bank, was in Washington few
days ago, and had conference with Mr.
Eckles, the national bank comptroller.
II. P. Oliver, a gentlemanly CONNER
cial traveller from Denver, endeavored to
organize division of travellers in this
city about ten days ago. Stringency in
the money market alone delayed the
prospects. Mr.. Oliver left the necessary
papers with Frank Rose, and in the fall
an organization will probably be effected.
Nickcls issued in 1883 which do not
bear the word scents" are worth 715 cents.
man recently visited Albuquerque and
bought up all such coins at the price
mentioned, and invested in such other
rare species. Some merchants make it a
practice to look over the coin in each
days receipts and lay aside those pieces
whose rarity gives them fictitious value.
LAS CRUCES CRUMBS.
Several pistol shots rang out sharply
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Wood left last week
for the Worlds fair and the east.
The next session will open at the
Academy Of Visitation September 4, 1898.
Mr.. J. D. Isaack came in from Soedad
Saturday. He reports fine grass and
abundance of water in the canon.
Mr.. T. Ruoault has put up 300 dozen
cans of apricots, and will can peaches,
grapes and tomatoes on large scale as
.hey come more abundantly to the
market.
xsAJter heavy rain, Scott's passenger
wagon rs arly upset III the big arroyo
between this place and Organ by tor
rent of water. Billy Skidmore WAS thrown
out hut swan shore.
Recent rains damaged few alfalfa
crops, which had been cut; but the loss
will be much more than regained in the
general improvement to fruits, grasses
and water supply on the ranges.
Miss Ofelia Henriquez. an intelligent
and highly accomplished young lady from
East Las Vegas, is visiting her relative,
Mrs. Charles Fl. Armljo.
The young people have enjoyed several
social gatherings within the past ten days
first at Judge Falls, the second at
Deputy Oscar Lohman's and the third at
Don Santiago Ascarates. Music and
dancing, supplemented with fruits and
creams, were enjoyed.
The walls, granite and slate, of the
"Dumbie B." are perfectly defined and
unbroken. The vein is from twenty
seven to thirty-fve inches, growing in
width and richness. This is pronounced,
by competent judges, one of the very
best prospects in New Mexico.
At their meeting the school directors
for Las Cruces district elected the follow.
ing teachers for the ensuing term, the
session to begin the I'd Monday, 11th day
of September, to wit: Mrs. w. R. Fall
Mrs. L. G. Woodson, Sister Vestlna, Sister
Ursula.
cuAMA ouATTINGs.
Rev. W. R. Weaver caught three.
pound trout Wednesday.
D. M. Basham is on his way here from
Texas with band of fifty horses.
George Hoag was in this vicinity Thurs
day, buying sheep for the Leadville
market.
Father Gourcy paid Chama visit last
week. He reports crops looking well
around Parkview.
Joseph Stump has force of men cut.
ting hay on Willow Greek, and expects to
put up 100 tons.
Hon. August Krille, mayor of Trininad
Colo, spent two or three days in Ohamo
looking after wool.
Mrs. =. Lobato, who was arrested fol
perjury and tried Monday before Justice
Stevens, was bound over in the sum Of
$500 to await action of the grand jury.
Col. Broad sent five teams last week tc
the tie camp on the Canonis, as Fleek &
Henderson are short on teams, and in
spectlon takes place next week.
Jeff Keys came in from Canon Large
Wednesday with 200 head of cattle and
twenty horses belonging to Hon. T. D
Burns; all were bound for his summer