Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-28
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ROSWELL REGISTERS.

Cole1dH, leXas, laSI sunday TO reSlue.
Chas. W. Greene will expend $4,000 in
this valley within the next six weeks
This money will be paid out for labor
and material.
H. Webb, recently of Lampasas, Texas
has purchased the stock of clothing and
dry goods of the Roswell Trading com.
| pany.
A. NJ. Ashcroft, of Springfield, ILL.,, is
here looking over the country. If he is
satisfied, colony of neighbors will come
here with him in the spring to locate.
All persons interested in the organiza-
tions of sheep raiser's association for
the county of Chaves are requested to
day, December 2.
Henry Grindstaff was trying to prevent
his younger brother from fighting with
Tobe King, when Marion Cam mp interfered,
and after exchanging blows with Grind
staff stabbed him under the right shoulder,
making an ugly cash about four inches
long, but not necessarily dangerous.
The "Passion Play" with scenes from
the birth of Christ, which was presented
last Saturday by some of our Mexican
friends at the house of Don Jose Sisneros,
at the Berrendo plaza, was one of the
most interesting exhibitions of local talent
that VIC have yet seen in the valley. About
twenty took part, who, we are told, rep
resented apostles shepherds, angels, etc.
Register.
AMIzETT NOTES.
Two inches has been the heaviest snow
fall at Amizett so far.
Messrs. Lomax and Nichols, of Denver,
are in town this week attending to stamp
mill business.
Gerson Gusdorf has been appointed
assistant secretary and treasurer and local
agent for the Rockingham Mining com
pany.
letter from Capt. Baldwin states that
the Lone Star will bo running again in
about six weeks. A concentrator IS to be
put in about that time.
There is no reason under the sun why
Amizett should not be entitled to daily
mail, and the citizens should make gen.
eral kick for thinner.
petition was circulated this week ask
ing the land office to allow the citizens to
contest certain placer CLAIMS on which
Amizett is located, claimed by the r. H.
P. company
Dick Forman went to Tres Piedras
after lumber last week, and put the team
in the stable there and taking the money
that had been given him, with which to
bnv 1nmber nullad ont sonth
Houses are going up this week for S.
Kahn, city; f. Deutcher, Ranches and
city; Judge Sweeney, Walsenburg, Colo.
j. Thomas, city; Bryan d Walsh, Bryan
vile; Ward g. Dillon, city; Fred Staple
ton, city. Besides several others are be-
ing finished.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
The Catholic bazaar proved big sue
cess.
Miguel Baca has gone to Kansas City
father, Jose Baca.
George Ludemann shipped two cars of
secured wool, and Chas. Ilfeld will ship
three cars of unsecured, as soon as cars
can be gotten.
Jose Il. Lopez and family left for San
Lorenzo this morning, where he will
make his home in the future. He was ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. Lorenzo
Lopez, and sister, Mrs. Albino Gallegos.
The work of furnishing chambers, in
the city hall, for Chief Justice Smith, has
not been fully completed. The room
selected is that intended for the city sur
veyor and recently used by the public
library. 1t is at the southeastern corner
of the building, first floor, and is the
largest, pleasantest and best lighted room
in the building, excepting of course the
audience hall on each floor. II adjoins
and communicates with the lower audience
room, which the judge can use, should
occasion require. The room is of ample
size for the accommodation of law
library, the requisite tables, couch, a
dozen or fifteen chairs, and the other ap-
pliances necessary to the convenience of
the court when in chambers.-Optic.
HILLsBoRO ITEMS.
Kingston enjoys the luxury of a Poru-
list club and Bi-metallic league.
Much complaint is heard on all sides
of colds, fevers and sickness; more than
one-ffth of the public school children are
at home sick. =
Major w. H. H. Llewellyn accompanied
by several mining men passed through
Hillsboro to visit the Inter-Republic prop
critics at Faulkner.
Mr.. Scott F. Keller, head of the whole
sale and retail firm of Keller, Miller g. Co.,
and Miss Nellie Lynch, an accomplished
and lovely young lady, niece of Mrs. R.
G. Troeger, we're married last week and