Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-29
Snyder continuing the business. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Patterson will leave
shortly for the east and thence to Europe,

Snyder continuing the business. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Patterson will leave
shortly for the east and thence to Europe,
being absent about two years.
W. r. Behrens, the civil engineer, is in
from the Fruitvale colony on the Rio
Puerco, where he has been blocking off
lands for the company. He says that ir-
rigation work will be commenced early
next week.
L. W. Hinckley, of Denver, who had
Lizzie s. and L. W. L., two fast trotters
here during the fair, has returned home
with his horses. He also took with him
Chas. Zelgler's pretty black, Leroy, and
expects to get Leroy down to fine work.
After remaining in Denver for few day
Mr.. Hinckley will take his stable of trot-
ters to the races at Dallas, Texas.
Judge Lee refused to hear the evidence
regarding the insanity of Bias Luna, who
killed his aunt at Los Lunas, for the
reason that he thought it was proper
case for trial for murder. The judge
stated that he had heard Luna himself de-
tail the circumstances of the killing and
he thought that was sufficient to justify his
action.
RATION RANGINGs.
Mr.. A. B. Dawson and party killed two
bears on Crow Creek last week.
The mines at Blossburg are idle this
week while the company is putting in
the new cable.
The Maxwell grant farm on the Yer
mejo ditch system yielded forty bushels
of eats to the acre this year.
The finest apples ever grown are being
shipped into Ration from the Dawson and
Dane orchards on the Vermejo.
The New Mexico conference of the NJ.
E. church will be held at Ration October
~, 49, IA, Is and 1G next. Bishop T. G.
Andrews will preside.
NJ. B. Stockton in examining q A.
calibro revolver last Monday let the lock
slip from his thumb and exploded ono
shell, sending the bullet into the refrigera-
tor in the store.
General Manager M. p. Pels, returned
Tuesday evening from trip over por
ton of tho Maxwell grant He is well
pleased with the splendid crops and
abundant grass everywhere.
Chas. Groover, of Blossburg, while out
hunting on the mesa north of that place
last Saturday, had his left hand torn
bhrrel. Tho injury We so serious that
amputation of the arm above the wrist
was necessary.
Typhoid fever is now quite prevalent
in the thriving town Of Blossburg, and II
is increasing. This state of affairs i:
wholly due to tho bad sanitary condition
of that town. 1t is we'll known to the
thinking people of that otherwise pros
porous town that unless something is
done toward cleaning up and keeping
clean the streets, alleys and premises
sickness will prevail.-Range.
GALLUP aLEANINas.
DR.. z. B. Sawyer left Sunday night tt
be gone month, n good portion of which
time he will put in at the Worlds fair.
The guns heretofore used by the dis
banded militia company of this place
were shipped back to Santa Fe by Capt
Quinn.
Yardmaster VIM. A. Smith, wife ant
children left for Chicago and Decatur, I'LL
where they will put in about montl
visiting the white city at the former plac
and old friends and acquaintances at tn
latter place.
Mr.. Henry Hart left here Monday moo
with his two little children for Liverpoo
England. He will place his children i
care of their grandmother and he will the
return to Gallup to look after his busines
interests here.
Some twenty odd "tramps" arrived i
box cars from the east bound for Cali
fornia. They told Conductor Jess Miller
at the A. & p. junction, that they had t
ride in order to get work and something
to eat, and would fight sooner than starv
to death.