Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-15
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
Home Protective Temperance society
has been started in Albuquerque. Great
Scott! Is it that bad?
Theo. F. thinner yesterday received
very sad news from his home in Saxony.
1t conveyed to him the information that
his mother was dead. She was SO years
old.
The remain3 of Jas. NJ. Wood, con-
sumptive, who died at Albuquerque Mon
day, we're shipped to Elmira, Ont, this
morning for interment.
G. Z. Blum, civil engineer, has advanced
glass factory there, and tho club should
look into the matter at once. Mr.. Blum
is thoroughly convinced that the sand of
the valley is practically adapted to the
manufacture of glass.
Dan. Keleher received a telegram from
Lawrence, Kas., stating that his father
died yesterday at 10 o'clock a. m. The
deceased was 81 years old and promi
nent gentleman of Lawrence. Thos.
Keleher, SON, left here for his bedside
on Monday night, reaching Lawrence this
afternoon.
W. H. Hulvey writes Hon. J. A. Saint at
Albuquerque that several Foreigners now
visiting the Worlds fair at Chicago, will
visit Albuquerque before returning to
Europe. Albuquerque gathers them in,
whenever possible. Good example this
to follow for other cities in New Mexico.
General Agent Van Slyok, Of the A. & P.
r. r., is arranging for an excursion from
Albuquerque to the Pacific coast to start
July l. Rates for round trip from Albu-
querque will be--to Los Angeles, Redon-
do and San Diego SO, and to Santa Mo-
MICA St2.5O. Those who are not going to
make the trip to the Worlds fair, but in
tend to take vacation, ought to arrange
to avail themselves of tho opportunity to
make the trip to California.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
Mrs. Josephine Wright, at the insane
asylum, is reported to be steadily grow
ing worse.
Messrs. Zimmerman, Stoddard, Nolan,
Smith and Allis, have returned from
their enjoyable mountain trip.--Optic.
E1-otfico county recorder, Chas. f.
Rudolph is notifying parties interested in
overdue and uncancelled mortgages to
give the same attention.
Mr.. j. r. Smith, lessee of the roller
mill, is making repairs, during which the
plant is shut down. He has recently
made extensive purchases of Mora
wheat and on resuming will run full
time.
Two men, Geo. O'Neil and Fred. Nc
Donald, we're captured by Joo Overhuls
q Santa Fe box car. The lowest
penalty is six months for this offense.
lit will probably 60 hard with them.
A. B. Renehan, of Santa Fe, who acted
as stenographer in the election contest
case of Romero vs.. Lopez, was ordered
by Judge O'Brien to turn over the testi-
mony in the case to the examiner, tine
Judge holding be was an officer of the
court. Mr.. Renehan refused on the ground
that the parties we're seeking to evade
their liability for his legal fees. The
judge ordered him to jail for contempt
Mr.. Renehan still holds his testimony.
The Ration Range says that letter
from General Manager Frey, on the sub
ject of removing the Atchison shops
from that place, concludes with the state
ment that the shops twill not be moved"
This is perfectly satisfactory to Las We
gas, and the Optic sincerely congratu-
lates Ration on the fact. This city has
never desired to deprive the Gate city of
her chief industry. The position of Las
Vegas has been, all the time, that only in
case the company had fully determined
on removal, would Las Vegas advance
proposition for location.-Optic.
/. SILVER c,TY NUGGETS. 4.
Robert Black has returned from
visit to ]. A. Apperson, in San Fran
cisco. a rs f#T't
The Thinner House repairs are almost
and the house is as good as
new.
The Grant county fruit crop is pro-
crossing splendidly. The supply may ex-
ceed the demand.
The tic in the election between two school
trustees at Lordsburg has been referred
to the county superintendent.