Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-09
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
There are sixty pupils enrolled at the
university.
Albuquerque boasts of the excellence
of its Catholic church choir music.
| Mr.. Albert Grunsfeld and son, Ivan,
left last night with Gen. Supt. Gable in
his private car for California, where they
will spend several weeks recuperating.
The Eagle base ball club of Las Vegas
have challenged the Browns of this city
for game at Las Vegas, for purse or
side bet, or both.
A party of the cyclers of the town left
Sunday morning for Tijcras Pass and
San Pedro. Those who made the run
are John s. English, Tom Scott, Ar
thur l.. Barney, Alfred Frost and Mr..
Brooks.
The murder case of Ernest Hart, one
of the alleged murderers of N. j. San
ches, who was killed in this city on the
Goth of July, 1892, during the perform
ance of John Robinson's circus, is on
trial in the district court to-day.
Bids we're opened in Architect Cristy's
Office yesterday afternoon for the en-
largement of the house owned by j..
Yrisarri, esq, Silver avenue and Fifth
street. There were ten bids, the highest
of which was $1,53G, the lowest $685.
showing that 1--WE do not all look at the
same thing like."-Times.
socoRRo sIFT1Nas.
There was slight frost last Tuesday
night, but not enough to do much dam
age
The Rio Grande Smelling company is
buying all the ores it can get, silver, lead
and gold.
The passenger and freight traffic of the
Santa Fe is steadily increasing through
out New Me1ico.-Chieftain
w. H. Patterson returned to his home
in Ohio, this week. He will come back
in about two months and make Socorro
his future home.
On Monday night the city council
passed a vote of thanks to Mayor Este
ban Baca for the manner in which he had
conducted the public work at the point
of the mountain.
The Santa Fe has been repairing all
bridges and culverts leading to the fire
clay works. A new manager is expected
soon, when the works will start on
larger scale than ever.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
Rev. A. A. Layton is probing into the
affairs of the "home" conducted by the
Ladies' Relief society.
Horse raflles are contrary to law, but
they take place at Las Vegas.
1t would seem that the penitentiary is
yawning for Geo. w. Fuller, Lincoln ave.
nue. liveryman, for the reason that before
leaving town between two days and many
creditors in the lurch, he disposed of
some mortgaged horses and buggies.
A thief stalked into j. N. Furlong's
photograph gallery and appropriated
every stitch of that gentleman's clothing;
also pair of costly opera glasses. The
Office of Geo. W. Bell, in the railroad yard,
was broken into and quantity of cloth
ing stolen; also the clothing of the men
employed at the coal chutes, and their
well-flled dinner pals, were made away
with by the night prowlers.
Race course notes: "Gray Daisy" Joe
Bakely's mare, beat "Kangaroo Dick"
owned by E. Fl. Crews, by neck; dis
tance one-fourth mile, $50 side; time
twenty-five seconds. Alex McElroy's !
"Bummer" beat Blakely's "Indian," quar-
ter mile dash, by length; time twenty
five seconds, $25 side. Moye's "Mexi-
can Charley" beat Oldham's "Kentucky
Dick,' distance 800 yards; time twenty
5hree seconds, $40 side.