Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-11
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALHUouEgoUE ATOMS.

ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
! The aged mother of Jesus Armijo
Jaramillo, probate Judge, died at hel
home in Atrisco.
J. II. Armijo came riding up Railroad
avenue at smart space, and when ii
front of the Armijo house the anima
staggered and fell almost instantly dead
After very serious illness of several
weeks, w. w. Pope gained strength
enough yesterday for q short drive. He
looks very thin, but his attending physi
clan assures the faithful wife that ho will
continue to improve from now on.
Albert Grunsfeld and wife and Eddie
will leave here May 15,to be absent unit
October. MIR. Grunsfold and wife and the
younger member of the family will enjoy
well deserved vacation, visiting the
various watering places, points in Massa
chusotts, the Worlds fair, etc.
Ed. Haincs, the sheep partner of J.. A
Stinson, the cattle inspector, is in the
city from the sheep range near Chilli
Mr.. Haines says that the mountains in his
neighborhood have been visited by few
rains, but not drop has fallen on the
plains. He reports the country very
dry.
Two ladies of the city were caught dead
to rights "shop lifting" at the store OF
Lesser & Lewiston Monday afternoon.
The ladies, one especially, is we'll known
in the city, but the names will be with
held this time. They were making away
with several pairs of stoGkings, few
cakes of soap, etc.-Citizen.
Daniel Ramirez, who stabbed Pillar
Garcia to death in the placita of the Ex-
change hotel, old town, on Monday night,
Nov. IL, 1892, died from heart disease in
the county Jail. Ramirez and his victim,
Pillar Garcia, were natives of Old Mexico
and came to this city together little over
year ago with Mexican circus.
On Friday next Prof. Craeger, of the
government Indian school, will leave for
Chicago with thirty pupils and six en-
hand at the Worlds fair on the 18th
inst. He has been instructed to con-
tract for the cheapest fare to be obtained
for the round trip, and up to yesterday
had not finally decided which route to
take. The Santa Fe company has Of
fered to furnish the necessary transporta-
tion for 81 1,800.-Democrat.
Elias Garcia, who is overseeing the
sheep of H. M. Hosick and W. A. Skin
Ger, came In from the range east of the
city and is receiving for the gentlemen
several hundred wsthers, which will be
sheared near Los Corrales and then
driven to the ranch. Mr.. Garcia tells the
same distressing story about the drouth
prevailing to the east of the city, and
states that the lambing will not amount
up in his section to more than 80 per
cent.
Rev. James 4. Menaul, the Presbyterian
synodical missionary, has returned home
from his visit to the Pecos valley. He
spent most of his time at the SWISS col
ony, located about twelve miles above
Eddy, and reports them all frst-class
farmers and prospering. The colony con-
sists of about 100 men, women and chill
dren, and that they expect to soon be
Joined by others from the old country.
Rev. Menaul will send a Presbyterian
minister, one who can preach in both the
English and French languages, among
them In short time.
LAS CRUCES LOCALS.
The Mormon mine managers will 60 to
the bottom-5OO feet lower, if necessary.
They are on hot trail.
There are both gold and silver claims
in Dona Ana county, but nairy-a-gold.
bug which shows in sunlight.
Mr.. g. r. Beasely came in from Sole.
dad, Monday and exhibited good &c oh.
tanned on the east side of the range.
Joe Lujan jr., formerly of this place
but removed to Morenci, A. T., is reported
to have been murdered on Saturday
last.
Dr.. Quarles died very suddenly at the
residence of Mr.. Keiser on Friday last