Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-05
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
RoswrLL REGISTERS.

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The Masonic fraternity will occupy
their new hall at their next regular meet.
ing, December 23rd.
The little child of A. Hood got hold OF
some concentrated lye yesterday and was
badly burned. DR.. Joyner was called and
relieved the pain.
w. E. Palmer, station agent for the
Santa Fe, at Carthage, is in town for the
purpose of making final proof on a TIM
ber-culture entry.
In answer to many inquiries, we state
that Ash Upson is living near Uvalde,
Texas, with 2. F. Garrett. He is in poor
health and unable to attend to any busi-
ress.-Register.
At the residence of Mr.. ard Mrs. Meth
erlin, the brides parents, two miles north
of town, Albert Lee, of Eddy, and Mrs.
Francis l.. Dc Loach were united in mar
riage.
The case of Jas. Barrett, who killed
two men at the Seven Rivers dam last
summer, has been on change of venue,
moved to Lincoln county. The juries
in Lincoln county are law-enforcers, and
tho change will do good.
And now in turns out, according to the
Roswell Register, A. F. Strawn, the lawyer
who disappeared so mysteriously, was
not murdered. He slipped away up the
road to Las Vegas, passing as an English
lord along the route.
On Wednesday, of last week. the Mes
calero Apache chief, Nutcilli, accompan-
led by others of his tribe, came to Ros-
well on trading expedition. That
night his best horse was stolen. He
went to Marshall Perry, who, upon hear
ing the Indians story, went to the place
from where the horse was stolen, and
found the track of an unknown horse
near the place; also the impression of a
small boot heel. He took the trail ac-
com panied by one of the Indians and
finally found the animal staked out in a
certain field. The Indians horse was
delivered to him, and he went off saying:
"Woo! pale face marshal got heap plenty
sabe."
| soCoRRO NOTES.
j. S. Sniffen is out in the mountains
looking after some recent discoveries.
Sabinal has been the scene of several
outrageous disturbances against the great
American institution of free schools.
The masquerade ball given by the ladies
of the San Narcial Episcopal Guild last
| Thursday evening was great success,
both socially and financially.
School Superintendent Leonard put in
several days lastweek at Sabinal straight
ening out the school troubles in that
district. He was unable to secure pro-
secrtion of the offenders, but the school
has been moved to more central leca-
tion.
coLrAx NOTES.
Manly & French shipped 223 head of
yearling steers, bought of the Maxwell
company, to Kansas City on Thursday.
W. A. Noel bought of the Maxwell COM
pany eighty head of one year old heifers
and shipped them to Kansas City Thurs
day.
Tho Valdez Bros. shipped their wool
clip of over 10000 pounds direct to
Philadelphia, where they will hold it in
readiness to sell if the market takes IN
upward start.
Blossburg coal note in the Ration Re.
porter: The mine run five and one hall
days last week, which is the best week
since the lay-off. If the Coal company
will just keep this lick up we will soon
have forgotten that there ever were hard
times hore.
The Thanksgiving festivities at Max
we'll City were marred by difficulty that
arose over dog. Unfortunately for him
Charlew White drew his gun on Cy. Daw
son, who at once shot at White. The
ball struck White in the left arm passing
through the muscle of the arm and wa.
only turned from the heart by one of the
ribs.
A division of the order of railroad tele
graphers was instituted at Ration, H. L
Lyman, deputy grand chief telegrapher
acting as ,instituting, officer. The follow
ing were, duly, elected and installed off
GERS: B. M. Stanley, p. g, T.; H. l.. Lyon
G. T.; q. E. Neff, A. c. T.; F. D. Hunt sec
retary and treasurer; J. y. Imhoff, Sen
Tel; G.. L. Swartz, Jun. Tel; G. B. Gill
ette, I. s.. Frank Ward, 0. s.; E. H. Smith
division correspondent.
WHITE OAKS NOTES.
John Shank, H. G. Joy and j. d. Haw
kins, after a weeks investigation of the
! Jicarillas, left for the railroad on Monday