Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-05
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
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The Gun club claims the glory for the
rain We had Monday and say that it was
s.u''d s;S. b, 1bs explosions while at pra0-
TheA.. T. 4 8. F. are building q plat
form $50 feet in length in front of the
Crystal Ice company's plant for the iceing
Of the large number of cars of fruit that
are passing through.
Vicente Armijo was placed under 81,
900 bond by Justice Lockhart for his
appearance at the preliminary trial. The
wounded man, Jose b. Gurule, is in a
fair way to recover.
DR.. Pearce has been appointed oity
physician at Albuquerque, with salary
of $25 per month. He is to attend all
paupers and prisoners, free of charge,
except smallpox cases.
The mayor of Albuquerque has ap-
pointed DR.. J. n. Wroth as representa-
tive of that city in the Salt Lake, Utah,
sanitary conference. The city council
appropriated $50 for his expenses.
MI. Fahey, travelling engineer for the
Baldwin locomotive works of Phila-
delphia, is in the city experimenting the
construction of the new engines pur-
chased from his company by the A. Il
P.
Col. A. H. Spawn, the promoter of the
Fruitvale colony, came in, and reports
that above tho dam constructed for irri-
gation purposes, a large lake has been
formed, and that the colonists now have
plenty of water for irrigation.
Capt. Lathrop who is operating the
electric reduction system in North Caro-
lima mines, and who has been investi-
eating refractory gold ores of this dis
trict for some time, is now engaged in
putting up oxidation works in connec-
ton with the reduction works, south Of
the city. He has been delayed in secur-
ing fire brick, owing to the recent trouble
on the railroad.
RATION RANo1Nas.
A first-class hotel is needed.
Hon. Fernando Nolan, of Wagon Mound,
Mora county, 10 about to locate in Ration.
Recent SHOWS in this section of Nav
Mexico assure plenty of moisture for
grass and growing crops.
Jack, the brigts little son of Mr.. and
Nrs. Chas. Sandutty, is recovering from
a severe attack Of scarlet fever.
Hon. J. ]. Kelly, mayor of Ration, has
gene ~ Toledo, Ohio, whore he will rep-
resent the local lodge in the national
meeting OF O. r. O.
The First National bank Of Ration was
! year old Tuesday. The business it has
transacted and tho growth it has made in
dioates large degree of confidence on
the part of the people as to its sound, safe
and conservative management.
We have plenty of cheap land under ir-
rigating bitches. It has been demon
strated that these lands will produce as
good fruit as the best raised in Califor-
MIA or elsewhere. All We lack is money
and people to engage in the business.
The B. of R. T. boys, and the ladies
auxiliary, rendered reception to Mr..
Bloomfield and bride, also Yardmaster
Mr.. Boyle and bride were participants
Of the pleasure Of the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bloomfield we're recipients of very
pretty silver tea service, and Mr.. Boyle
and wife Of handsome bedroom set.
Aztec commandery No. 5, of Ration,
will properly observe Ascension day
next Thurday, May II. The public serv-
ices will take place in the Presby terian
church in the afternoon. Quite q dele
CATION of knight Templars from Trini-
dad, are expected to be present and par
ticipate.
There is contest of two games of
chess now in progress between Rev. w.
q. Fenton Smith and Prof. Chatfeld, on
the part of Las Vegas, and VIM. G. Wrig-
ley, Prof. Buell. and j. Leahy in behalf of
Ration. The moves are communicated by
postal card and the contest has become
quite interesting.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
Jose L. Lopez will remove to tho Red
river country and engage largely in sheep
raising
The monthly pay roll of the East Las
Vegas school board, for services and SAL
aries, amounts to $6o8.SS.
4. Some big merchants may conclude not
to indorse q 1900 check, even when pre-
sented BY member of the "cloth"-
Optic.
Sersfn Baca was indicted by the terri
torial grand jury for. permitting pris-
onsr, Dave Norman, to escape from his
custody. ,g
Miss Lucie A. Robbins. daughter of DR..
N. W. Robbins, of this city, was recently
married in Kansas City to NJ. Lewis Jones,
Of st. Louis.
John and Eli Green have been held for
trial on the charge of cattle stealing.
They furnished surstiss for their appear
ance at court in the persons of A. g. and