Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-28

Five passenger coaches, containing 2S8
Chinese destined for the Worlds fair, ar
rived from the west and after stop of
half an hour here proceeded on north.
The Chinese represented all classes of
trades, and with the exception of about
ten came over direct from China. The ten
men ae lom San francisco, can talk
considerable English, and are en- route as
guides to the new arrivals.
John Borradaile, the deputy internal
revenue collector, got home last night
from trip in the interest of the service.
He visited Roswell, Eddy, San Marcial,
Socorro and other towns south of the city,
and states that the Chinese, under the
new ruling of Secretary Carlisle in regard
to the Geary act, are registering as rapid
ly as possible before the time expires,
which will be at midnight of May 5. The
Chinese under the ruling need no photo
graph of themselves and only require one
witness.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
Mrs. John L. Zimmerman has received
some very handsome presents for her
baby, from Mr.. Zimmerman's mother.
Miss Helen Beckwith, who has been a
guest at the Plaza hotel for some days,
has returned to her home in Las Cruces.
Prof. Davila is no longer connected
with the Las Vegas band. A committee
from the band will be out with sub :.
scription paper, in few days, to raise
some money for weekly concerts in the
park.
At Buena Vista, on the road to Mora,
an outfit has just begun work on an old
Spanish mine. The outfit is composed
of natives, while near by German is
preparing to delve into the mountains
for the gold that glitters.
telegram from Watrous, stated that
Cecil Browne had been badly hurt by
horse, but stating no other particulars.
L. P. Browne, his father, accompanied by
DR.. Robbins, left at once for the place in
private conveyance, the train being
several hours late.
Lots Nos. 6 and 7, block 2, Pablo Baca's
addition to East Las Vegas, belonging to
Maggie E. and Thomas Holland, are ad-
vertised to be sold at sherif's sale, ON
May Goth, to satisfy an execution in favor
of D. Sachs g. Son for $271.74 and $3.50
costs, together with interest accrued from
October IA, 1890.
. Engineer Ed. Keen, victim of the ex-
plosion near Ortiz, is resting comfortably
at the hospital. He was considerably
cut about the head and face, and badly
pinched in the bowels, but the doctor
does not regard his condition as critical.
lie Taylor was very slightly hurt. Such
an accident could not occur with such
slight damages one time in thousand.
LAS CRUCES NOTES.
In Switzerland, on the Sd ult., occurred
the death of Flora Andres Lucero, daugh-
ter of Dona Manuela Lucero Trujillo,
of Las Cruces.
Mr.. Jos. Burloson, of La Luz, paid
visit last week to the Democrat office. He
states that fruits in the Fresnal canon
have been injured by recent frosts.
Last Saturday lot of horses and cat
tie were sold at public outcry to satisfy
lien, etc, recorded by Mr.. j. D. Isaaks.
This stock was owned by a nonresident
who was indebted to Mr.. Isaaks for hand
ling them.
The Methodist congregation worship.
1Ak Gu Mdlu bUTocbs Will, ~ al cdCIy udy,
commence the erection of their church on
the lots donated by the A., 7. & S. F.
R. R. The building will be of brick with
q stone foundation.
On Saturday the 9Th day of May the
examining board will be in session at the
public school house, Las Cruces, for the
purpose of making examinations of such
persons as may apply tor certificates of
qualification to teach in Doua Ana
county.
Col. Hudson agent at Mescalero, passed
through town on route to Grant county,
first having procured two weeks leave
to look after his ranch interests. Tho
colonel reports the Mescalero agency in
good condition-the Indians in flourish
ing health and spirits; and that they show
less reluctance to farming and do manual
labor.
If out of order, use Beecham's Pills.