Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-06-07
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The Albuquerque Citizen announces
that Sol" Albright will address the CON
vention of the W. G. 7. U. and the Demo-
crat says the delegates will be welcomed
to Albuquerque by seven churches and
tweuty-one saloons-whatever that means.
At the meeting of the East Las Vegas
school board, Principal Wood and Misses
Henry, Holman and Rogers and Mrs.
Sallie Douglas were unanimously re. elect
ed. Miss Kate Cavanaugh was elected to
ill one of the vacancies.
The Roswell town board of trustees
have accepted the proposition of the
American Ei!e Engine company 70 fur
nlsh the town one combination fire en-
glne, reel, hose-cart and 500 feet of hose,
to prepay the freight thereon, and to ac-
cept in payment the fire bonds Of the
town at par value.
a. M. Wheelock having bankrupted
and made odious the Comm ercial club, is
getting in his work on the ramshackle
street car line," says the Albuq uerque
Citizen. 1t appears that Mr.. Wheelock
has been short sighted enough to with
draw passes over the street car line held
by the Albuquerque newspaper men.
The case of the Territory VS.. Thomas
j. Walton, the Mora landlord, charged
with assault with words, growing out Of
discussion as to who was the best candi-
date for congress at the last election, the
venue was changed back to Mora county
owing to the absence of his attorney, r.
b. Catron.-Raton Reporter.
Mrs. Wm. C. Hamlit, aged 70 years, is
anxiously looked for by her daughter;
she is u years old, five feet eight inches,
weight $50 pounds, has two girls aged Is
and u years and a boy aged 8 years with
her. She also uses the name of Mrs. d.
A. Miller. reward of S25 is offered for
Information as to her whereabouts. Ad-
dress, W. f. Carew, Toledo, Ohio.
The aattle stealing cases against John
Z. Hill and John Porter were changed to
the U. 5. district court at Las Vegas, az
the territory filed exceptions to the court
of Union. Samuel S. Miller, one of tho
defendants and Robert |. North, another
OF the defendants, were granted separ-
ate and Independent trial and preferred
to remain In Colfa1 county for trial.
Phenix, the saloon town down the rail
road from Eddy, was the scene of another
tragedy last Saturday morning, making
about ten murders in two years to record
in the gambling and saloon houses there.
j. M. benson shot Con Gibson. a railroad
contractor from Pecos, Texas. Gibson
lost tea-cup full of brains. but was
alive at last reports. benson gave him
self up to Sheriff Kemp.
The Republican, Peoples party tickat
was successful at the polls in school dis
trict No. l, San Miguel county, the school
directors chosen being Secundino Ro-
nero and Dionicio Castelano, Republi.
cans, and Antonio Zubia, third partyite.
by majority of 66 out Of 276 votes; in
district No. 4, Manuel C. de Baca, Repub-
llcan, Catarino Romero, Democrat, and
Antonio Lucero, Peoples party man, were
elected, there being no opposition ticket
in the field.
AT Blossburg there were three tickets
for school directors in the field, one Inde-
pendent, Peoples party and the other
only about fifty votes
were polled. Harry Wells, Wm. Floyd
and Joseph McWhortcr we're the success.
full candidates, but the Ration Reporter
iails to state which ticket they represent
ed. The Reporter says: "The citizens of
Blossburg generally, are lsud in their de-
nunclatlon of the present school law,
which they characterize as the greatest
imposition ever heaped upon suffer
ing people, and if the gentleman who
framed the school laws of our territory
was present, he would, no doubt, be given
an opportunity to explain"