Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-25
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| A lively city campaign is on. There il
split ln"the Democratic ranks.
Prof. A. T. Smith will place his grea
Worlds fair painting on exhibition il
Albuquerque next week.
G. A. Bansemer, of Baltimore, Md, {
young man about 25 years old, died O.
consumption at the Montezuma hotel.
The city Republican ticket is as fol
lows: for mayor, DR.. F. Z. Olney; fol
marshal. I. f. Clay; for recorder, ". H
Kelly; tor trustees, G. W. Bell and A. D
Higgins.
The Democrats nominated for mayor
A. A. Jones; for recorder, P. j. Murphy
for trustee, DR.. F. H. Atkins. These
were by acclamation. G. Wiegand
was nominated for trustee by ballot But
the fight was for marshal, and A. F. Jilson
receiving fifty-two, and D. j. Macdonald
seventy-one of the votes cast.
| ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
| B. S. Rody and G. c. Hall are in the
race for the mayorality.
The Albuquerque foundry is rushed
with work for Prescott, Phoenix, Socorro
and A. P. road, mining camps and else
where.
The cast of the "Chimes of Normandy"
have about made up their minds to go to
Las Vegas after the production of the
opera here. They will no doubt be roy
ally entertained.
L. P. Krawinkle, whose death was
chronicled Thursday, left an estate esti-
mated at $4,000 Deceased built quite
a number of houses in the city for lease
and sale, the latter mainly on the INSTALL
ment plan. Having failed to make a will,
by the laws of the territory, the wife and
children of Mr.. Krawinkle become sole
possessors of the estate.
OF an Albuquerque young lady the San
Francisco Post says: THE debut Of
Stella Dolores Alexander, which Is an
nounced to take place at the Metropoli-
tan temple on Thursday, March 30, prom
lses to be great society and musical
event, and is awaited with considerable
interest by tho ladies and gentlemen who
have heard her. The young lady pos
sesses a rare contralto voice of great
power and sweetness"
ROSWELL REG1sTER1NGs.
ue sCuOOlS udo dp-
pointed Friday, March 81, as Arbor day.
Chaves county paid the largest per
cent of taxes paid by any county in the
territory.
M. Whioeman will soon erect tenroom
bath house and supply the same with
water from his artesian we'll.
Before the taking effect of the new
gambling law, number of our sports !
took out three months license under the /
old statute.
Mrs. Frank Lea had lettuce and onions
from her garden on her table Sunday, the
10Th. These were raised in the open air
without any protection except the un-
rivaled climate of this valley.
GRANT COUNTY NOTES.
W. A. Leonard left Thursday for his
new home at Velasco, Texas. Grant coun-
ty will miss him.
The location of the new normal school
at Silver City will be decided upon at the
meeting of the board of regents to be
held within short time.
Reports from neighboring mining dis
tricts indicate that there will be revival
in this important industry ere many
months. The output from Cooks Peak
alone is from 500 to 600 tons per month,
or about forty car loads. The ore is of
superior grade.
News has reached here of murder
at Central City, this county, last week. Al
casco VasGues, Mexican, struck Press
Martin, negro, over the head with a
miners axe during quarrel, fracturing
his skull. Martin was taken to the Silver
City hospital, where he died last Saturday
Vasques has been lodged in
Jail awaiting trial at the next term of
court. The murderer was arrested few
weeks since on suspicion of being lmpli-
Gated in the killing of Ed. Harrison at