Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-30

Will Reed, civil engineer for the Pecos
company, is scouting for high waite,
marks; not that there is any present
danger, but in order to prepare for the
future.
| Rev. Caleb Mauie's tabernacle, III the
Ovard addition, will soon be completed
Rev. M. s. Stamp, of Eddy, will be here
on the 7th of next month to conduct the
dedicatory services.
Work on the alfalfa palace will begin
in ample time for its completion by the
opening of the fair. L. M. Long, who
has the contract for furnishing the lay
will deliver same directly from the wagons
to the wall.
A lady and gentleman, just from Chi
cago, say they saw no fruit at the Worlds
fair that excelled, and but little that
equalled, that which was sent from the
orchards near Roswell. They will locate
in this county.
j. w. Turner, of Toor lake, was in
town Wednesday, and says that the recent
flood destroyed large quantities of fish.
The prairie at the south end of the big
canal is speckled with them, and Toor
flow.
demented Mexican came tearing
through the streets Sunday afternoon,
and Mac Minter started in pursuit of him.
At his own request, and that of his friends,
the poor fellow was placed in jail over
night, and taken south, Monday, toward
San Angelo, his home.
The faculty of the Roswell military
academy is as follows: Col j. L. Edging-
ton, superintendent, Fort Worth univer-
sity, ancient languages and mathematics;
Howard W. Poor, B. s., Bowdoin college,
Me-, science and physical culture; Mark
Howell, Sonoma college, Cal, Spanish
and mathematics; Maj. G. A. Keith, A. B.,
Missouri university, military science and
tactics of war; Mrs. L. B. Strohm, matron
and primary work; Miss Anna Goslin,
music--vocal and instrumental; adjunct
professors, j. d. Easley, English; j. M.
Hervey, shorthand.
SAN JUAN NOTES.
Boon Brown has collection of Indian
curios that is said to be the finest in the
territory.
meeting of the G. A. r. at Flora
Vista last Saturday located Lincoln post
at Pennington.
party returning from the diggings
reports them better than ever. AS yet we
have nothlrg official to give OUTLINES.
Two members of the Biggs Lumber
company were through the county this
week in the quest of hay. They want
from $50 to 800 tons with which to feed
100 head of work oxen.
On Saturday the I'd of September,
there will be mounted drill of the mill
tia company. The arms will be here by
that time and the captain has received
word from the acknowledgement that all
companies in good standing will be uni
formed.
KINGSTON CRUMBS.
DR.. knight left for Washington and
other eastern points the first of the week.
David r. Frssier, former citizen Of
Kingston, "has gone Democratic" he
just reached Albuquerque in time to de
posit $500 in ,the now defunct National
bank of Albuquerque. Shaft.
Judge Cahill returned from his outing
on the Pacific coast, last Thursday and
says there is no better climate on earth
than there is in radius of 200 miles sur
rounding Kingston and Ell Paso, with
Kingston as central point.
To take contract, to go to Washing
ton and drill common sense holes into
the heads of the members of the house of
representatives. They must furnish their
own tools and the "Idea" brand of pow
der as it will require only small amount
of ammunition.-Sha