Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-04
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBuQuERQ uE ATOMS.

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The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Albuquerque will hold its an
nual meeting tonight.
On next Sunday afternoon at the fai
grounds the first regular match game O
base ball will take place, the contestants
being the Browns and the Atlantic & Pa
eifics.
The Montezuma and Mineral lodges
K. of p, will hold an entertainment a,
their lodge room Friday evening. Dave
Mccoy, the comedian, and his small party
of merry-makers, will be the attraction.
Felipe Hubbell came up from Pajarito
yesterday. He reports nearly all the
early fruit in his section killed by the
late cold snap. He stated, however, that
there would be plenty of apples and
grapes.
The river at Los Lunas is reported to
be at the danger mark and still rising.
Yesterday serious fears we're entertained
that approaches to the bridge at that
point, especially at the east end, would be
washed away.-Democrat.
Frost climed up the house tops and
into blossoms of the fruit trees yester.
day, forgetting that it was the I'd day of
May, and the Sandals were white with
snow. What has gone wrong with the
weather any how?-Democrat.
Company - Vas 'ye yesterday snfbtssssd sssd e5t eo t6s
Jury. Phillips sues the company to re-
cover $4,000 damages sustained BY
reason of the fall of an electric pole, in
conseo uence of which Phillips leg was
broken in two places, causing permanent
injuries. The Jury awarded $1,000.
The railroad committee, appointed at
the mass meeting by Chairman Field,
met yesterday afternoon and organized
by the election of II. B. Ferguson,
chairman, and F. II. Kent, secretary. The
chairman appointed a subcommittee to
sec about grounds for terminals, right
of-way and other necessary adjuncts con-
nected with securing railroad. The
committee then adjourned until to-mor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock to meet at the
Office of W. P. Metcalf in the N. 7. Armi-
jo building Citizen.
A one-armed man, Jose II. Gurule, a
resident of the little mining camp of Las
Placitas, located few miles east of Ber-
nalillo, spent yesterday in Albuquerque.
he put in his time drinking and throwing
dice and met Vicente Armijo,a q young
man who has heretofore figured in dis
reputable crimes; in fact, shot and killed
Jesus Jose Martin in old town few years
ago, besides being implicated in the out
rageous beating of Martins aged father,
the outcome of the beating resulting ul-
timately in hie death. After while they
quarrelsd and Armijo stabbed Gurule in
the left breast. A police officer named
May released" the criminal on $500
bonds. Gurule may die.
Las cluoxs LOCALS.
The exemption law and cattle losses
have reduced the tax list in two precincts
in Dons Ana county about $1,000.
.Chamberino has new postmaster; and
a new ferry line facilitates passage from
the railroad station to the west bank oi
the river.
Mrs. Griggs accompanied by Miss
Oracle and Mr.. g. W. Grlggs left for Chi
cago on the 9th inst, to be absent fol
three months.
The very cold nights which have pre-
vailed during the past week have retarded
vegetation in the valley, but have moi
otheEAise materially injured fruits.
Early grape shoots have been killed ant
in some instances tho bloom has been des
troyed. II is thought, however, that a ful
crop will mature II rather later thar
usual.-Independent.
GRANT COUNTY CRUMBS.
The Silver City council has reduced tn
city license for retail liquor dealers from
$500 year to $3.50. This makes tn
total license fees for retail liquor dealer
in this city $575 year instead Of $625 q
formerly.
The Silver City social club is maxim
arrangements for grand ball to b
given In the opera house on tho evenin