Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-12
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE AToMs.

ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
| The firm Of S. E. Rose IL Bro. is extsnd-
ing its store room on Gold avenue.
This city proposes to capture every pub
lie enterprise that is beneficial to Albu-
querque and New Mexico.
Jesus Chaves, an old and respected
citizen of the county, residing at Atrisco,
just ACROSS the river, died on Wednesday.
Little Margaret Elwood, II days old
daughter of Jas. +. Elwood, an employe
of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, died
yesterday.
The work Of flushing the city sewers
WAS in progress yesterday, the result being
to stir up and bring to The surface new
lot of stinks. Democrat.
TheAlbuquerque yards are still blocked
with freight, notwithstanding the extra
ordinary number of trains sent in all di-
rections during several days past.
Sofre Alexander, who has himself sub
scribed $4,000, is leading the other COM
mitteemen in securing subscriptions in
aid of building the Pecos Valley railroad
70 Albuquerque.
It is announced that all tho races ar
ranged by the Gentlemens' Driving Park
association for the spring races have been
filed, and that some notable speed treats
are assured.
Miss Deyorah Gurule, daughter of F. J.
Gurule, and Angelo Mariana were Joined
in marriage the other day. A reception
was held at the residence of Mr.. Gurule
ON Copper avenue.
Tho ladies of st. Johns Episcopal
Guild have arranged to give ''hop," to-
gether with elegant refreshments, at the
Armory next Tuesday night. There is
due on an old church debt $S5, and the
ladies intend to lift this indebtedness by
giving the above entertainment.
Upon opening an orange car at the
depot yesterday for the purpose Of
reicing it, two vagrants we're discov-
cred inside. As the seal was not broken
the men must have got into the car in
California and lived through the journey
on oranges. The men we're taken into
custody.
TheAlbuquerque Safety Railway Switch
& Railway Joint company organized last
night, and elected Geo. W. Hanna, presi-
dent. Geo. ". Champio secretary and
treasurer. The capital stock is $500, 900.
The object of the company is to manu-
facture and introduce the vnlncniA i--.
ton pwnaa py-the company. The head
quarters and factory will be in this city,
and will be ready to begin operations in
a short time.
RATION RANaINas.
Mrs. L. B. Brasher, of Denver, is visit
ing her old friends Col. and Mrs. Dwyer.
To-day, the last day of school, picnic
will be given, at which grand feast will
be an important feature.
The Maxwell Grant company is offer
ing terms to miners, which are said to
be moro liberal than the United States
statutes.
Hon. Robert Bland has been confined to
the house for the past ten days with q
severe attack of rheumatism.
The new machinery is in place and has
been tested and everything is in readiness
for the cable that will automatically haul
out and in cars at the Blossburg mines.
Hon. O. A. Hadley, of Mora county,
former highly respected citizen of this
county, was elected vice-president of the
Mountain Cattlemen's congress re-
Gently held at Ogden, Utah.
Harry, the 11-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Thacker, while playing on the
cliff west of town, was bitten in the leg by
rattle snake. Prompt medical assist
ance neutralized the effects of the poison
and he is getting along nicely.
The Blossburg schools have made 'elab-
crate preparations for splendid enter
tainments next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. They will consist of vocal and
instrumental music, recitations and
drama. Change of program each even
ing,
At meeting of the Ration Commercial
club 1t was decided to give charity ball
for the purpose OF raising fund to be
used in relieving the destitute people Of
the town. A. G. Voorhees,, Fred Bruegge.
mann, ]. W. Dwyer, R. NJ. Fishback and
q. M. Bayne were appointed COMMITTEES
to arrange for the ball. T. W. Collier,
Fred Brueggemann, Joe Hodgson, Simon
Cohn and P. P. Tanning were elected as
a board of trustees to take charge of
the fund SO raised and disburse the
same. u
SAN JOAN s1yrrsas.
There is considerable talk Of an ice
plant being put in this summer in Aztec.
Fred Bunker, Of, the Aztec hotel, has q
pistol that was picked up of the Custer
batterfeld.
1t is impossible as yet to tell whether
the talk Of tho organization of militia
company is business or escaping gas.
Mr.. Coburn, of Flora Vista, has the
ncrtro NJ far ha nil NO the rock for khe nav