Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-20
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.


Good showers in the Sandia noun
tains.
Miss Edith Alvord has gone to the
Worlds fair.
Postmaster A. M. Whitcomb is again at
his official post.
The safety of the Fruitvale dam on the
Puerco is threatened.
large shipment, east, of silver and gold
bullion was transferred at the depot yes
terday.
Two thousand dollars raised in two
days for the fair is good showing for
hard times.
j. W. McQuade, the contractor of Albu-
querque, knows what it is to run onto a
bear unexpectedly.
The National bank examiner has not
yet completed his report on tho recent
failure of the Albuquerque National bank.
G. W. K ennedy, returned from Gallup,
reports business healthy. About $4,000
per month ID paid out by the companies.
u. s. Marshal Hall returned the bill for
court expen ses in this district thinking
there was some mistake, as the amount
was small for long term Of court. Clerk
Hunt, who had reason to feel highly COM
plimented, returned the bill without cor
rection. Albuquerque Democrat.
The fair association subscription COM
mittee consists of President Saint, Secre-
tary Metcalf, T. H. Healy, F. M. Rose, j ulius
Eisemann, b. L. Keaggy, G. L. Brooks,
W. 7. McCreight and 9. J. Ennis. They
raised a $1,000 day before yesterday.
DR.. NJ. B. Stevens, whose illness and its
progress have been from time to time
reported in these columns, departed this
life. He was preparing for q trip to
California. DR.. Stevens has made Albu-
querque his home since February 1892.
His disease, consumption, was contracted
IN The line of duty. He visited patient
in need of immediate aid on terribly
stormy night and contracted the dread
disease.
a, LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
Things are dry on the range in eastern
San Miguel county.
Mrs. Rita Pine died in old town, aged
78 years, after painful illness.
There are threats that the Plaza hotel
will be closed unless the patronage is in
creased.
Yesterday the regular monthly confer :
ence Of the catholic clergy was held at
Sapello.
Felipe Lopez, deputy sheriff, yesterday
arrested and brought in from the Bell
ranch Roival Romero for larceny.
Grand Chancellor of the X. of P. Harry
W. Lucas, of Silver City, attended spe-
cfal meeting of the local knights on
Tuesday evening.
Last Saturday night, about dozen
Mexican boys ran away from their homes
here. They we're seen in Romeroville,
and said they were going to Puerto de
Luna.
D. Berger, capitalist of Fort Scott,
Kas., stopped over the other evening
to visit Chris Wiegand. He is the owner
Of the extension of the sold Abe" mine
at White Oaks, and is en- route to that
place. He will probably remove to New
Mexico this fall, and has his eye on Las
Vegas rs a place in which to reside
Optic.
EDDY ECHOES.
A Chinaman was last week convicted
of technical assault on little girl and
fined $50.
Thousands of dead fish, weighing from
ten to forty pounds each, are floating
down the river. The cause of so much
disaster to the fish is said to be the muddy
water, the river being actually filled with
mud and running full. No such high
water has been known here for years
Eddy Current.
LAS CRUCES CRUMBS.
Two prisoners from Deming ha, e been
lodged in Jail here.
Judge G. W. Wood, the successful and
large fruit grower, left yesterday for the
Worlds fair. to be absent for six weeks.
The Heavy rains last week in the Organs
filed all the arroyos and Mr.. Scott, the
stage man between here and Organ City,
had narrow escape from drowning a
horse.