Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-21
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Antelope are said to be fatter this year
than for several years.
The indications are that more acres will
be planted in orchards this winter than
IN any two previous winters in the his
tory of Chaves county.
DR.. Edmund Y. Meyer, physician and
surgeon of st. Louis, who is now in El
Paso serving Paquin's fam Gus anti-tuber-
Gle serum, IS also deputized to select at
El Paso or Lns Cruces a site for large
sanitarium.-El Paso Times.
At Cheyenne, Wyo., the other day, Billy
Lewis, the pugilist, who Knocked Flynn
out here, and whom Flynn afterward
knocked out at t'Gallup, was everlastingy
mauled by William Harrington, private
in the 9Th U. S. infantry, stationed at Fort
RUSSELL Vegas Optic.
The Roswell Record says: "The mur-
derers, Aragon and Gonzales, were SEN
fenced to hang December 6, when notice
of appeal was given. As matter OF fact,
the appeal will only delay the fatal day,
the sentence will not be changed by the
higher court"
The statement in the Optic the other
evening, concerning the wooden mill ma
chinery to be sold at Topeka for freight
charges has aroused considerable inter
est at Las Vegas, developing into move.
ment which may result in buying the ma
chinery and establishing the mill at that
place. 1t will largely depend on whether
the sale is bona fde one, or merely in
the interest of the present owners.
A. A. Douglass has just finished paint
ing, paperlng and decorating the resi-
dence of John W. Poe, which, by the way,
is the handsomest and only strictly up
to-date home in this end of the valley.
The residence contains ten rooms, bath
room, pantry, store room, ETC., and Is
supplied throughout with hot and cold
water and is heated by steam.-Roswell
Record.
M. M. Salazar said while in Denver last
week that he was surprised to see the
number of people that hocked to see the
'shealer." He said there was crowd of
not less than 5000 people in one con-
tinuous string, and he further states that
he saw girl from Omaha who came there
on crutches, and that the "healer" rubbed
her hand few times and she threw away
her crutches and walked as we'll as any
one.-Springer Stockman.
A party of capitalists from La Junta
went up on Tuesday to visit the Hematite
with view of making an investment.
One of the parties was SO we'll pleased
with the prospects that he came back and
returned with gentleman well verscd in
mining matters. The supposition is there
will be some great developments in that
part of Baldy. These gentlemen are
satisfied that with proper work the Hema-
tite will yield valuable remuneration.
The many object lessons given at this
term of the district court appear not to
have deterring effect on burglars at
large. Last night TIA har3Tare store of
Solon E. Rose & Go. was entered from the
rear and shotgun and a dozen revolvers
we're carried away. The shotgun is 12-
gauge hammerless make. The value of
ths stolen goods is estimated at about
$l00.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Il is to the shame of this county that
the fsnds incarnate, executed at Santa Re
Yesterday, were citizens of San Miguel
And to think that Jesus Vialpando, the
worst of the lot, should have been con-
stable, appointed by the county commits
sioners IN 1889; a Justice of the peace,
elected by the people in 1890; and
school director, elected in 1892. San
Miguel county needs to be more careful
as to the character of men she places in
ofiice.-Las Vegas Optic.
The bodies of Jesus Vialpando and
Feliciano Chavez, the mortal remains OF
the men whose necks we're legally stretched
in Santa Fe before breakfast yesterday
morning, arrived in Las Vegas this
morning and we're taken to Rincon de la
Tablason, about seven miles out from
the city, where interment was made.
Money had been raised by subscription
for the purpose at the desire of members
of the families of the now deceased.-Las
Vegas Optic.
Gross, Blackwell d Co. shipped in to-
day a car load of as fine buck sheep as