Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-27
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

| ALBUQUERQUE AlOMS.
S. P. Behan, the Arizona Worlds fair
commissioner, wife and son, left the city
last evening for Chicago. Major W. Fl.
Fl. Llewellyn and Col. 7. B. Mills accom-.
pany them.
William Mcintosh, the big Chilli sheep
raiser, came into the city from his ranch
last night and is at the European. He
states that his lambing will amount to at
least so per cent.
Gen. j. A. Williamson intends to i'm
prove his Railroad avenue property, the
store room occupied by A. G. Briggs, and
this morning let the contract to Hosse-
den & Strong to extend some sixty feet
to the alley. The work will cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000
Thos McEmery and j. II. Humbert, OF
Denver, two we'll known mine operators
of Colorado, while in the city recently,
relocated the old Montezuma mine near
Bernalillo, naming it the Twin Sister"
mine, and, it is understood, arranged
with Mrs. A. L. Archer, whom they ap-
! pointed their agent, to put force of
men at work on the property at an early
date. 1t is now learned that G. W. Eckert
and Chas. Heisch claim to have relocated
the property on the 1st of January, 1898,
and in consequence the courts will
probably be called upon to settle the
question.
The Citizen learns from strictly trust
worthy sorrcas that certain Atlantic &
Pacific conductor from Needless to
Mohave, CAL. is more than likely to get
himself into trouble over the venture of
April 10. He is accused of enticing n
young Swede girl from the train and into
his room at Mohave, where he accom-
plished her ruin. The matter has been
reported to the Swedish consul at San
Francisco,
RATION RANa1NGs.
The Range is continued as the official
paper of Ration.
Mrs j. j. Shuler and children are er-
pected home this week from Colorado
Springs.
Miss Fannie Lay, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. e. j. Gibson, for some
months, left last Sunday for her home at
Keytsviile, Mo.
Mr.. H. Whigham, land commissioner
for the Maxwell Grant company, is a
very busy man these days and is doing
some very effective work in peopllng
this county with a desirable class of
! farmers.
Mr.. A. r. Quinley, of Las Vegas, vice
president of the Territorial Fish and
Game association, was in Ration last week
arranging the preliminaries for a terri.
toral tournament of the gun clubs of New
Mexico, to come off at Ration some time
in July next.
Last Thursday afternoon was observed
by the public schools of Ration in an APP
propriate manner. Eight class trees
were planted by the pupils, one for each
grade. About ESQ trees we're planted in
the grounds at the school house. The
work was done under the supervision of
members of the board of education.
SILVER CITY s1Fr1Nas.
A big reception and banquet will be
week, SO says the Sentinel.
H. E. Muse, of this city, is an applicant
for a position in the detective service of
the Southern Pacific company.
The need of rain is beginning to be
felt on the ranges. Grass has made a
good start, but will soon commence to
dry up if there is no rain.
r. Several thousand stickers have been re-
ceived by the committee which is looking
after the advertising of the southwest
silver convention to he held here next
July. The stickers are very handsome
and can be used on envelopes, packages
or papers sent out in the mail or stuck
up in places where they will attract atten'
tiOn.
Court has been in session but seven
days and there are already eleven con
victs for the penitentiary. Several Of
|this number pleaded guilty to the indict