Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-28
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE NOTES.

ALBUQUERQUE NOTES.
The search for the Sandoval treasures
at Barelas has been abandoned after de-
votinry considerable labor to tho enter
prise.
Only few were saved out of the citiet
of Sodom and Gomorrah and it is now in
timated that few of the righteous were
saved out of the Albuquerque savings
bank.--Democrat.
A Mexican from the neighborhood OF
Barelas employed physician to extract 6
number of bird shot from the rear por.
tion of his anatomy Friday night, and re.
marked while the operation was being
performed, "Sandies muy malo." One
mans watermelon patch in that vicinity
will not be troubled for few days.
las VEGAS LOCALS.
Private funeral services were conducted
by DR.. Geo. T. Gould over the remains of
Mrs. Lewis Lutz.
Sister Rosine, who has been sister su-
perior of the Academy of Immaculate
SOhSOPpiPt Ia iouihNOi SSNio1
has been transferred to Las Cruces.
The estate of Joel Hern has fileda claim
against the general government for $2,
800, for damages committed by the Mes
calero Indians on one of their numerous
raids, years back.
The administrators of the state of Be
nigno Martinez, Mrs. Catarino MARTINEZ,
Nicolas Z. Cordova and Daniel Gallegos,
made final settlement with tho probate
court and were discharged from farther
duty.
Mrs. Jennie Dryden has surprised her
friends up here at last, by decamping
from Albuquerque, owing member of
"the cloth" $40 house rent, whose ice
chest was also appropriated and sold by
her.
Outgoing mails are burdened with the
Las Vegas Worlds fair folders and Com
missioner Mills writes from Chicago that
not fewer than 1000 copies day are
taken from the New Mexico building in
Jackson park, principally by foreigners,
who seem to regard this as the coming
country.
EDDY EcUOEs
Prof. Clayton, principal of the high
school, has arrived and will open school
as heretofore stated, Septeh 'er 5.
The Bremond brothers strt K an abund-
ant llow of water on their place at La
Huerta last week, at depth Of a little
over 100 feet.
John j. Stone, of Roswell, and Charles
de Lenthus, of the Black River settlement,
each sent in to the immigration Office last
week samples of watermeluns which
weigh fifty three pounds.
DR.. Burrow returned from IL visit with
his family at De Leon, Texas. The doc
torstates that central Texas is complete
ly dried out, scarcely 500 worth of pro-
duce being raised in some counties.
Notwithstanding that money is about
as hard to get hold Of these days there
are scores of neat little residences being
built in the different parts of the town.
Our local contracting firms speak con-
fidentally of the good times that are COM
brisk trade and an era of prosperity.
Il. G. Shields, who has been sufferer
with an abcess, was taken from the home
of Fred Piontkowsky where he has lain
for three months and placed upon the
superintendent's private car and started
for st. Louis. He will be placed in pri-
vate hospital where the conveniences for
caring for him, it is hoped, will bring him
back to health.
A crowd of boys were yesterday de-
tected by Deputy Bush in the act of throw
ing stones at a crowd of Mexican boys
near Dark canon, this side of Chihuahua.
The boys had formed a line of battle and
were advancing upon the Mexicans in
regular military style, and had it not been
for the interference of Deputy Bush serious
consequences might have resulted. The
whole crowd was arrested and jailed, and
later the crowd of white boys was fined
$5 and costs, amounting to $14.S5 or
$1.65 each. The three Mexicans we're
fined the same, amounting to $7.95 or
$265 each.
DEMING DOTS
w. G. Walls, with the Deming Land Il
Water company, is preparing map of
Deming and suburbs.
The Tanning Extract company is max.
ing regular shipments Of the extract. The
demand is rapidly increasing.
Some handsome posters are being
gotten out for the irrigation convention
for distribution throughout the terri
tory.
Large quantities of hay will be cut on
the plains about Deming this fall and
corresponding decrease in the price is ex-
pected.
Lieut.. Wallis and a rowing commission
of twenty men have been in the Animas
valley recently in search Of the renegade
Apache, Kid.
The Deming Duster, the amateur paper
published by George Lockhart and Ar