Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-25
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

There is no indication at Mitchell that
the Mitchell Bros. intend to start up their
saw mill.
The anniversary ball of the Odd Eel
lows will occur at the Armory ON We'd
nesday evening, April 26.
The road to the government Indian
school is almost impossible, caused by
the overflow from the careless way of ir-
rlastting in that vicinity.
G. L. Brooks, s. M. Folsom and Jesse
NJ. Wheelock, who went to Denver and
Colorado Springs, Colo, on railroad mat
ters, returned home Saturday night. AT
Colorado Springs they held conference
with President Hagerman, of the Pecos
Valley road, and that gentleman assured
the Albuquerque visitors that he was
more than anxious to enter this city with
his Pecos Valley road.
The hide and wool house of BENZ. Nc
Lean & Co., this city, is in the hands of a
deputy sheriff. Late last Saturday night
through the First National bank, for the
Bank of Commerce of Kansas City, an
attachment of $1,000 was served upon
Manager Newcomer, and he is power
less to transact any business. He has
received no official advices in regard to
the trouble with the firm from Kansas
City headquarters.
y J. B. Mandy, commission merchant Of
Trinidad, purchased all of the Louis
Hunine cattle. about 1000 head, for June
and July delivery for ex-senator Warren,
of the Warren Live Stock company, Of
Cheyenne, Wyo.; terms private. The cat
tie are reported by Mr.. Manly to be in
fair condition, and the first shipment will
be made in June. Mr.. Huning intends to
retire altogether from the cattle busi-
ness, devoting his time almost exclusive
ly to the sheep industry.
SILVER CITY SAYINGS.
Jack Fleming is man of will,
Loves Grover less than Senator Hill;
Thinks he looks like Buffalo Bill,
With all his faults We like him still.
Chorus.-Ta-ra-ra-rab boom de aye, etc.
Judge McFie has announced that he
will not consume more than one-half of
the court funds, giving about two weeks
Of court.
There will be an entertainment given
by the Peak sisters at Morril hall on Tues
day night, April Is, for the benefit of the
Methodist church.
At the Alhambra mines everything is
moving along smoothly. There are
rpmors in the air of another strike of
particulars could not be learned.
a A. H. Morehead will soon 90 to the new
gold fields in northern New Mexico. 1t
is hoped Uncle Alex. will make big
fortune in the new. fields. He has always
been one Of the most popular gentlemen
in Grant county.
Mrs. I. L. Fielder passed more than
ordinarily good examination before the
board who examined the applicants for
teachers certificates. She received first
grade certificate, as also did VIM. R. Stan
ford, of Carlisle, and Rev. w. s. Fitch and
Mrs. Anna NJ. Fitch, of Silver City.
Democratic harmony prevailed among
the Democratic members of the bar at
the opening of court on Monday and
Tuesday. Messrs. Boone and Bantz
swopped Democratic devoirs, and Messrs.
Pickett and Harllee were attentive to
each other in the same way.-Enterprise.
SAN JUAN s1TT1Nas.
Has the San Juan county exhibit gone
on to Chicagoi
W. H. Andrews, of Durango, has filed on
land in San Juan county, where he will
make his future home.
The supply of alfalfa, which was regard
I'd last fall as greatly in excess of the de-
mand, will be entirely exhausted before
the new crop comes in.
L. L. Henry, Aztec's talented young at
torney, quilted himself with honors in
all of the many cases in which he was en-
ployed this term of court.
On last Saturday J. W. Berry sold to
Robert Prewitt all his real estate in the
town of Aztec and county of San Juan.
The former will now take in the Worlds
fair.
E. W. Iliff was discharged from two in
dictments this term of court. 1t is the
first time for eleven years that the gentle
man has been free frsm the tolls of the
law.
The grand jury at this term of court
was composed Of the best men in the
county. Men of good practical sense and,
capable Of dealing with the issues that
came before them.
Samuel Smith had an operation per-
formed by Dr.. Stanley fot an abcess in
tho lachrymal sac of the eye. This was
case of fifteen years standing and the
operation was successful in every re-.
spect.
William Boyles, who has been feeding
seventy-four head of horses fer the Acoma
Land 4 Cattle company this winter near
Aztec, started with the herd this week
for Grants, preparatory to the spring
roundup.