Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-24
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
BATON RANGINGS.

Mr.. j. J. Kelly is favorably spoken OF
for the position of mayor of Ration.
DR.. v. Z. EASTWOOD is being urged to
stand for mayor on the Peoples ticket.
The Ration postoffice has just replaced
the old lock-boxes with handsome new
nickle-plated boxes.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Northern New Mexico Stock Growassas
soclation takes place at Springer on lues-
day, the % inst.
Capt. Jack Crawford will give an enter
tainment under the auspices of Sedgwick
post No. 2, G. A. r., at Ration some time
within the next week or two.
The revival meeting at the M. E. church
have awakened considerable interest.
Quite a number of accessions to the
church have already resulted.
Clayton G. Dorsey, now full.fedged
lawyer and a member of the law firm of
Teller, Orahood & Co., of Denver, was
here last week on legal business.
Democratic city nominations: Mayor
C. B. Kohlhousen; recorder, j. H. Kleinz;
marshal, Pat Delaney; trustees, Fred Rohr.
j. j. Murphy, Caleb Houston, F. P. Can
ton; school board, NJ D. Hays, j. R. Civ
ems, G. T. Allis, Pat O'Mara.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
Arbor day is being observed at Albu-
querque to-day.
Frank Cook and Geo. Steck, accused of
robbery of hardware store, were acquit-
| ted in the district court.
The Photograph company took i'm
pressions of the Albuquerque Glee club.
The company will have their machine
ready to be heard in few days.
The Sisters school in old town has it's
Worlds fair exhibit complete and ready
for shipment. 1t is credit to the school
and the good sisters deserve praise for
their energetic work.
The city lost about $4,000 by the let
ting of the viaduct contract to favorite
company. 1t was grave Democratic
blunder, and rather costly to the tax pay
ers.-Citizen.
Burglars entered the grocery store of
R B. Meyers, on Gold avenue, and at
tempted to break open the safe. They
were frightened Just as they begun work,
and left in hurry, forgetting to take
Glelr GOOlb Will tuclus
GRANT COUNTY CRUMBS.
G. M. Nolan made an assignment last
week to William F. Lorenz for the benefit
of his creditors.
A big mining deal is in prospect in the
Mogollons. The Little Fannie and Cham
pion mines have been bonded and the
shaft on the Little Fannie is to be put
down 100 feet further in order to more
thoroughly develop the property.
Reports from Cooks Peak are to the
effect that the output is increasing daily,
and that the camp will very soon resume
its station as the largest lead producing
camp in New Mexico. Several import
ant strikes have recently been made,
and nearly every property in the camp
is being worked with profit. Arrange
ments are being made for the putting in
of concentration, 50 as to handle the low
grade ore.
| George NJ. Huss, of the firm of Huss,
Townsend & Co., general contractors of
the Deming- Mexico railroad south, sailed
from London on the 18th inst. Everything
in reference to the resumption of work
having been satisfactorily arranged. Ac-
tive operations Will not be commenced,
however, until the necessary construction
material has been forwarded to this point,
which can not be done in less than thirty
or forty days.
Two prisoners escaped from the coun-
ty Jail here last Sunday. They were both
from Deming and we're in the Jail corri-
dor for exercise where they were left by
Mr.. Rose, who was the guard. The
prisoners made their escape through a
window, where some of the bars had been
cut some time ago. These two make
three escapes from the jail this year
and from the same guard.-Silver City
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