Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-31

Eddy Hose company No. was organ
lied Wednesday night. B. T. Killough
is foreman, +. Z. McCleary assistant, W.
E. Orr secretary, 0. G. Myhre treasurer.
J. A. Stobaugh, who recently opened a
a new butcher shop, was arrested several
days ago upon complaint of W. r. Owens,
cattle inspector. He had q hearing and
was discharged.
The county clerk and U. s. Bateman, in
the absence of the school superintendent,
had an examination Saturday and issued
teachers certificates to Geo. Southwell, E.
f. Davis, Minnie Russell, Miranda Wilson
and Eli Former.
j. P. Massie, of the immigration office,
brought down a stage load of peaches
and apples from Roswell orchards, this
week, for shipment to Chicago and else
where, and for exhibition in the immi-
grafton office.
Last Monday James Hartigan brought
in from the Hagerman farm 300 pounds
of peaches that would be hard to beat.
They averaged quarter of pound each
in weight. Some were three and half
inches in diameter and weighed -
ounces.
mi, .,,o t.., o,u
e "orf'S o,ta1t sho shon tbot N than haro nv" NV
feprs AZ to the restoration of the irriga-
tien plant at an early date. Among those
now putting in alfalfa are f. G Hodsoll,
30 acres; C, B. Eddy, 12; Thos. Fennessy,
4; Bremond Bros, 13; VIM. Tuttle, 80; j..
W. Miller, 6; W. A. Morrison, 20; J. B..
Pinson, 40. D. p. Seward and others are
sowing, but the quantities have not been
learned.
Z. W. Dow. of Ouanah, Texas, visited
the valley few weeks ago to investigate
its gypsum deposits. He is ore of the
owners of the Quanah plant that uses
gypsum to make plaster, or stag such
as covers tho fronts and pillars of the ex-
position buildings at Chicago. The gyp-
sum used IS founa IN powered form Ill
very lew piaces III inc "or'o anu Is very
ProhtaDle wheh milleo' Mr' low pe-
lleVes that the beds ne sa" near tle l"h-
Sill iarm can De haho'eo SATISFACTORILY
FOLSOM FLASHES.
seld,mr;dge e pebhles orc driving
fortv thonsand sheen thronoh this place.
.;e,,, - oc,;. ;.oh fou Wal
oesdav afternoon. This makes n total of
2.7G inches during tho present month.
rho p,,so,, matrona,;t.n oavises reo-
nle TO hold their hands on their pocket
hooks "a tbe unole-tax,' collector il at
larce mn there
r. 4l.4 ,r4o ~, ;ss,o ,e
"a 70 Wy 10y 'a"v ",S. ;lis ;ntnu,a
hands Of ii, new management. Mr., Cur
rem. of CLAYTON. has made arrangements
nolitan.
.,o ot nou;ao,oo
Ing n:nins 'yiueA 'se ;Sono a,,n;na. tho
ooions,ls wy w oon"n5 oo ;na { n,, WV
sIoria "eoneso"y y ai'o1noon, ri' soans ',, uo"n
'ho liuo in'o y" "A. ~ nop tonni paoN H. ,'on'
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pow
II W. Leighton returned from Omaha
where he disposed ot two car loads OF
SneeP "u goou pfi9I "GI0sh ;l, ab; ~" 'nr nv
~ nei1ioo. "',o ,e,a ',.. w. ,,naa ,Iap
'''' " ~ oo1T.x oEuMps,
At Elizabethtown, Mrs. Lettrick,
daughter of Juan Carrillo, became the
wife of Rick Arnold.
Rumor says that next month will prove
to be a very lively one in the matri-
monial line for Springer.
Prof. Morrow, superintendent of coun-
ty schools, with M. M. Salazar and D..
Leahy, constituting the county board or
examiners, are at work on seven appll-
cahtS ior 'e"ciiels oei'ino"''e ''i' "eoh'
Considering the times, especially the
s'Ilhgehcy III 'ie r.ohoy ll"iho" opi.nsei
nous her OWL ihlS yo"i oui ilh hplo'o.
meh1s nave oeen very eA'ensi'e' I"
Pio'oOo schooa ou.iu.hs' "iiioe' oonA
bonsa @ ,,aw w',uu rnder course rs erection a
hon,5So,na M Cotholic church hn;lding to he
h";,4 ana sauaral ros;aannas hnilt ana on.
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