Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-28
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
EDDY ECHOES.

Judge Freeman is very much in earn
est in his determination to enforce th
law to prevent saloons, which are licensed
for six days in the week, doing business
on Sunday.
The stockholders Of the Penasco Reser
voir d Irrigation company held a meet
ing at the court house Monday night
Peter Corn presiding. The directors
elected are A. B. Fall and E. z. Wade, Las
Cruces; James f. 'Hinkle and j. B. Mat
thews, Lincoln county; Peter Corn, Johr
A. Beckett and James f. Hancock, Hope
and j. j. Dolan, Lincoln.
The grand jury has indicted G. H
Philbrick and G. A. Woodbridge for sell
ing alcoholic liquors, and j. A. Tomlin.
son, druggist, for selling liquor as a
were found also against Thomas Crooks,
George McLeroy, S. w. McMasters and
Joseph Gundlich for conducting gambling
houses on Sunday. They have 'gone-a-
fishing"
DR.. J. Tyndale is prominent physi-
clan of New York City and vice president
of the New York county medical society,
who lived for two years in northern and
western New Mexico. Becoming con-
vinced that this territory has the finest
climate for pulmonary diseases in the
United States, he wrote pamphlet en-
titled, "New Mexico, its Climate Advan-
tages for Consum ption," and now he has
bought property at Eddy and is coming
out to locate. He is cousin of Henry
Willard.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
The master builders have agreed to tho
journeymen carpenters demand That nine
hours shall constitute days work.
s. Grunsfeld, Chas. Yondorf and Capt.
W. S. Hennersheets are the Republican
favorites for the city clerkship. The fight
in the convention over this office will be
interesting.
Col. s. W. Fisher, internal revenue col
lector under President Arthur's admins
tration, Is in the city, from Phoenix, A. T.,
where he has been in the interest of the
Field & Farm of Denver.
An infant, strangled to death, with
cord around its neck, was found in an ash
barrel at Socorro the other day. The
mother, Telesfora Garcia, is under arrest
tor the murder.-CltlZen.
B. s. Williams, secretary Of the general
grievance committee of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen on the entire
Santa Fe system, has arrived from Dodge
City, Kas. He is here by direct orders
from Grand Master Sargent of the Brother
hood, to fully investigate into and ascer-
tain the reason why so many Brotherhood
men are being discharged by the Atlantic
& Pacific railroad company, and as soon as
possible report to the grand master. The
company claims to have discharged no
man except for good cause.
SAN JUAN sIFT1NGs.
Farmington's new hotel is fast ASSUME
ing proportions.
Ditch work and spring plowing is pro-
crossing nicely, large number of new
fruit trees will be set out this spring.
The establishment of bank in San
Juan county by Robert G. Prewitt is q
settled fact, the location il as yet uncer-
tain, both Aztec and Pennington claiming
to have secured it.
Cravens Lee, of Chama, came down from
Largo Saturday. Mr.. Lee is largely in
terested in sheep, and has several parties
engaged in purchasing them from the
Navajo Indians. Ed. Hendrickson and
William Swires lately bought $50 from
the Indians in the vicinity of the Bennett
trading post, which they will turn over to
Mr.. Lee.