Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-31
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
The local militia companies are trying
to unite and reorganize.
Citizens are stirred up over the charge
that the practicing of the Silver Cornet
band is public nuisance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grunsfeld are OK
pected home tomorrow from a several
weeks visit to the eastern watering
places.
The New Mexico photograph company
have received 100 new cylinders each sup
plying new airs. Two monographs will
be sent to Santa Fe this week and like
number to Las Vegas.
William Frazier places no credence in
the rumor of the Maurice Gomez and
wife. He knows the Gomez brothers,
Mauricio, Antonio and Maurice, we'll.
They are Portuguese, net Italians, as here
tofore stated. They are we'll liked by
every one in the section of country, where
they have been engaged in the sheep in
dustry for about fifteen years. Mauricio
married into the Baca family of Galisteo.
-Democrat.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS
Ihe east and west side bands have
concluded to consolidate.
For two days Mexican has been loaf
ing in that part of the city north of
Washington avenue and between Sixth
and Seventh streets. The children say he
has pistol, and he certainly acts as ii he
we're after no good.
1t is reported that IN an alteration at
Ration, Saturday morning, Frank Dolman,
brother of Mrs. John Ransdal of this
city, shot and killed another brakeman
named johnson. Fuller particulars could
not be learned.
The town is overrun with buns. Thirty
were taken in last night in the south
half of town. But what good is done in
running them in and then letting them
go? The town is utterly defenseless
against these vermin, as all the police
can do is to run them out of town, they
running back faster than the police can
run them out.
sOCoRRo SETTINGS.
John A. O'Neill has leased the Grand
Central hotel and will take charge of it
next Monday.
Prof. Francis Duff will be principal
of the public schools here for the coming
year.
Will Martin, the gentemanly court in
terpreter, is building himself fine home
in the upper part of the city.
There Il 2,7oo feet Of three nnd four
i-S-i t1r9S Dsif9.r d1iivara1 M. tha. nil ne
line to the school of mines building. This
is intended for fire protection. The city
gives them the water.
The crops in the Rio Grande valley in
Socorro county are the best this year
that have been grown for years past.
Our people will not worry about hard
times; this with US, is year of plenty.
Plenty of wheat, plenty of beans, plen-
ty of corn, plenty of chill, plenty of
grapes, plenty of wine, plenty of fruit,
with beef and mutton galore. This will
be the condition of the people of Socorro
county this fall and winter.
GRANT COUNTY CRUMBS.
The grass is higher on tho ranges sur
rounding Deming than for five years past
and there is water in abundance.
10. +. Sheridan, of the Enterprise, sold
the Sheridan block to Henry Rosenberg,
dry goods merchant. Consideration,
$4,000.
The bicycle riders OF Deming are ar
ranging for series of races to take place
in about two weeks. Medals will be given
as prizes.
The Deming Coal company is develop
ing its properties to the north of Rincon
and expects to have sufficient coal to ship
in paying quantities to this place during
the winter.
Between 10 and II o'clock Friday night
a heavy storm passed over Silver City
from east to west. 1t was accompanied
by heavy thunder and exceedingly vivid
lightning. 1t took no time hardly before
there was big flood flowing through the
streets