Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-24


Miguel county is listed at something
over $5,000,000, including that of Las
Vegas, $1,50O,OOO.
A. Allen writes the Optic from Moin-
gona, Boone county, Iowa, to know just
what kind of trouble Paul A. Marcelino
got himself into, down in Socorro.
Miss Mary O'Brien writes from Cleve-
land, Ohio, saying that she will be in Las
Vegas again. September l; but that
| during the summer, her address will be
Caledonia, Minnesota.
TIE losses by the recent fire on Rail
road avenue, are being adjusted by Ed
ward Henry. Jake Blocks loss has been
placed at $3.50. F. W. Fleck's loss was
about 81 200, insured for $500. The loss
on the building is placed between $l,520
and $1,000.
Mrs. Clark D. Frost, wife of Manager
Frost, assisted by lady guests of the Mon
tezuma hotel, gave german at that hos
tlery on Saturday night. Among the society
people attending from town were Miss
Blanche Rothgeb, Miss Mary LaRue, Mrs.
M. A. Otero, Miss Beatrice Atkins, Miss
May Wiegand and Miss Kate Holmes, of
Kansas City, and Messrs. M. A. Otero, F.
| W. Studley, G. F. Stephenson, f. j.
Thomas, j. Fl. Cravens, j. G. Upton,
Adolph Mennet, II. L. Maybe and Ludwig
| Ilfeld.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
Gips1es are working the town.
Thirty-six public school teachers re-
ceived first grade certificates.
Rev. Robt. Hodgson, of the M. E.
church, has been transferred from Eddy
to Albuquerque.
w. w. Pope, on account of i'll health,
has resigned as member of this city
| board of education.
A. M. Coddington is employed by the
New Mexico Worlds fair board, and he
writes from Chicago to the Citizen urging
that attention be given to sending agri-
cultural exhibits.
A. W. Wilson, the national bank exam
liner, has closed his investigation of the
Albuquerque National bank and forward
ed his report to Washington.
| Nearly all the depositors in the Albu-
querque National and the Savings banks
have signed agreements which will help
the banks to open at an early day.
GRANT COUNTY CRUMBS.
Marshal Cantley had his blood hounds
out for exercise Sunday aud ran down an
editor.
For the third time within year the
cabin and camp of r. s. Allen, eight miles
from the city, has been robbed.
~beneft Of tie country IS lnesuInaDf0' -
The Mexican contingent was out Wed
nesday prospecting on Main street lol
coarse chunks of gold washed down iron
Pinos Altos during the freshet.
At a very modest estimate, water sufil
cient TO irrigate 100000 acres of land
flowed through Silver City's streets las
week and it has all gone to waste.
Mrs. Charles l. Davenport, the charm
;np songbird whose warblings have en-
tranced the music-loving public OF Sllve
City for wears, takes her departure 10
Hamilton, Wash, tomorrow, whefe sh
goes to reside. She will be sadly mlsse
by all Enterprise.
, District Attorney j. A. Ancheta, whll
, in attendance ON the board OF count
commissioners Wednesday, was selze'
with violent paroxysm. W. L. William
!. was called in attendance and relieved tn
sufferer.
The Silver City National bank show
? that with $4,000 of deposits, 1t mas o
!. hand in available cash over Sf1,ooo an
!. the bullion in transit will fully cover an
: exceed the balance of the liability to d'
= = positors.
4 The recent depreciation in silver
a making itself felt in this locality. III
h First National bank of Denver has a
:: tached the Confidence mine for $500
d and Smith, Troutman & jackson, WI
have the contract on the Confdent
IS property in the Mogollons, have put
n an attachment for $1,000.
u Since the commencement OF the rali
n season all of the Mexicans and une1
Moved miners at Pinos Altos are washlI
Us out gold in the gulches and arroyos, tn
10 are making from $1.50 to S3 per da
~ After Z o'clock in the morning you see
~ idle men around the streets of Pinos Altt
~ This is far better than laying around toy
:n and is sure for bread.
- Fifteen Apaches arc reported out fro
the reservation. Eight OF them are 50
to be with Kid and were seen close
slaughter's ranch, west of the Anlmas
few DAYS ago. Which direction was tax
by the other seven is not known. III
report has not yet been confirmed ire
Ia official sources, but it Is well enough
tn travellers to 60 armed and keep clf
lookout. Enterprise.
oy, pECos POINTERS.
'o' Gentle showers are frequent.
aa Many strangers continue to visit
nd town of Eddy.
or Black bass fishing in the big reserve
is great sport.