Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-10
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.


W. H. Banton, Of Guthrie, O. T., died
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock, of con-
sumption, in Albuquerque.
The Citizen aaaounces that George
Carson will not udder any circumstances
accept the city marshalship of Albuquer-
que.
st. Johns Guild, Albuquerque, will
tender. reception to Rev. W. L. Githins
this evening, at the Crary building on
Gold avenue.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson, for twelve
years resident of Albuquerque, died at
the residence of her son-in-law, W. N.
Norris, aged 81 years.
The Citizen announ ces that its double
edition, which should have appeared last
Saturday, is delayed until next Saturday,
owing to paper famine in Albuquerque.
The case of Father Gentle vs. Crosman
ct al, went to the jury Saturday after
noon in the district court at Albuquer-
que, with instructions to render sealed
verdict to-day.
Frederick Burns, aranchman, four miles
south of Albuquerque, in digging water
btuk QlSCOVoTtu al Olu WOOu6u ldUuor.
He believes it leads to some aboriginal
treasure cave.
The "Chimes of Normandy" will be re-
peated Wednesday night for the benefit of
Miss Mabel Hawley and that vivacious,
radiant little lady deserves that it be
made success.--Citizen.
Emil SEVERN has just returned to AL
49, A
ranch near the Malpais, in Valencia coun-
ty, and reports sheep doing excellently,
and that the lambing will be above the
average.
Rev. George A. Neff, before leaving for
Gallup to occupy the Lutheran pulpit at
Gallup, announced that Rev. L. N. Lenker,
western secretary of the board of church
extension Of the Lutheran church, would
be in Albuquerque this week to arrange
everything for the dedication of the new
church.
SIERRA sIFTINGs.
Fred Vance, miner on the Bonanza, is
quite sick at Hillsboro.
VIM. Harris, civil and mining engineer
of Hillsboro, is preparing to locate at
Albuquerque.
With not case in court Kingston fur
nished most of the court supplies, in the
shape of jurors, etc.
The report of the grand jury shows an
outstanding indebtedness for Sierra coun-
ty of only rtbout $36,657.53
Hon. W. s. Hopewell is expected to
take leading part in the southwest sill
yer convention. He is an authority on
silver.
Mrs. NJ. E. Marble lectured Friday even
ing in the school house on free coinage
under the auspices of Prof. Gould, for
the benefit of the school fund.
The Advocate commends Sheriff San
ders for his economy a aad energy in his
Office and raps the county commissioners
on the knuckles for depriving him of the
requisite number of guards.
Mr.. Roscoe Fulghum has accepted the
position of mineralogist and assayer with
the Walter G. Hadley Gold company, of
Casa Grande, AT. He leaves the employ
of the Silver Mining company, of Lake
Valley.
Mr.. Egon Suren, the able and trusted
foreman of the Opportunity mine, re-
joices this week in the arrival of his wife
and three little children. Mr.. Suren per-
ceives the permanence of the great mine
of which he has charge and wisely con-
cludes to make home in Hillsboro.--
Sierra County Advocate.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
Two horses belonging to Max. Golden
berg were stolen from corral on the
south side.
The assumsit suit of Mrs. j. ]. Schmidt,
vs.. Jose D. Gallegos, for $1,000 was de-
cided in favor Of the plaintiff.
Nick Dillon's Phoenix meat market was
broken open Friday night but the thief
seems to have been scared off.
The Hispano-American Dramatic com.
pany and the Las Vegas band left for
Mora where they will give performance
this evening.
The firing of Julia Kane's residence
was undoubtedly for the purpose of rob-
berry, a. a gold watch and 800, which she
had just drawn out of the bank, intend
ing to 60 on visit, certainly did not 70
up in smoke.-Optic.
The Sacred Heart society on Friday
evening elected the following persons:
Miss Nora E. Morrissy, president; Miss
Nora Crimmins, vice president; Miss Bes-
sie Cavanaugh, secretary; Miss Alice Cava-
paugh, treasurer.
The public schools under the direction
,of Prof. F. E. Doty have completed their
exhibit for the Worlds faif, consisting
Of Ave books and two duplicate albums.
The work. consists of uncorrected papers
by each member of the classes including
drawing, arithmetic, languages, and other