Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-10
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Judge Collier has called special term
of the district court at Albuquerque on
January 6, 1896.
penalty of 25 cents will be tackled
onto all Las Vegas poll taxes remaining
unpaid on December 20.
L. o. Fullen, for two years foreman of
the Office, will succeed j. M. Hawkins as
manager of the Eddy Argus.
Geo. I. Hill Is gold lettering one of the
large windows of the San Miguel National
bank, proclaiming to all the world and
the rest of mankind, that this bank has
100000 capital and $4,000 surplus.
It has been decided to discontinue the
Christian mission Sunday school at Ger
rillos until spring. The old school house
in which it has been held is not in condi-
ton for comfortable winter occupancy.
Beet sugar factory has been the talk in
| solutely definite is known as vet concern
have about completed arrangements to
build the factory.
According to the Optic, E. H. Salazar,
editor Of Ell independents, denies the re-
port that that paper will be moved to
Santa Fe. "Las Vegas is good enough
for me-" says Mr.. Salazar.
The charge of Juan Trujillo, charged
with the murder of Ciprlano Gonzales,
occupied the time of the court Tuesday
and Wednesday. The jury returned a
verdict of acquittal after being out
twenty ninutes.-Siver City Enterprise.
Gallup lodge, No. 13, Knights of Pyth-
las, elected the following officers on Sat-
urday night: j. d. O'Brennan, G. c.; Gus
Stromberg, V. c.; A. F. Reis, M. E.; Geo.
Spier5, NJ. F.; W. F. Kuchenbecker, L. R.
S.; John R. Brown, NJ. W.; w. w. Risdon,
prelate; W. s. Campbell, representative.
prominent New Mexico cattleman
told the San Marcial Bee the other day
that it was his intention in a measure to
abandon the cattle and go into the sheep
business on large scale. He explained
his determination by saying that the ter
ritory was much better adapted to sheep
than cattle.
Sheriff Thomas Hubbel and wife,
Frank Hubbell and wife, Probate Judge
Palicarpio Armijo and Jesus Maria San
doval constitute party who will leave
Monday for the City of Mexico, where
they will see the sights of the sister re-
publlc.-Albuqr cirque Democrat.
W. F. Williams with his wife and two
children arrived at Cerrillos from Kansas
City Tuesday night, and will make their
future home at Golden. Mr.. Williams is
connected with the Woods Williams
Placer company and the Monte Cristo
Mining company, both of which are
operating near Golden.
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Marcial and several families have been
compelled to "double up" in order to get
any accomm odstions at all, while several
men are unable to bring their families
here on account of not being able to get
houses to live in. few nice cottages
built would be a good investment, says
the Bee.
Ex-Gov. E. q. Ross, of Albuquerque,
who enjoys national reputation, was So
years of age Saturday. Few men have
had the experience of Gov. Ross in the
last third of a century, and there are still
fewer who can look back on the events
of the past with as clear conscience.
The Democrat congratulates Gov. Ross
and wishes him many more years of a
prosperous life.
Word was brought in yesterday morn
ing by Charles Kelly, who has been left
on the 8. N. Rose ranch, forty miles south
of Cerrillos, that on Wednesday evening
four masked men came to the ranch and
ordered him off, telling him never to re-
turn. Mr.. Rose started for the ranch yes
terday morning to see what it is all about.
-Cerrillos Rustler.
The investigation by the board of edu-
cation of Eddy last Friday aud Monday
revealed serious state of morality among
some of the larger pupils, who should BIZ
put under instructions by systematic
course of lectures delivered by profess
sionals, who make study of the baneful
effects of the sin of impurity. Two sus-
pensions we're ordered by the board, while
several of the oldest girls have been taken
out Of school by their parents.-Eddy
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