Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-28
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Real estate is steadily changing hands
in Ration for building purposes.
Sheriff Romero, of San Miguel county,
is confined to his house by sickness.
Felix Martinez, clerk of the court at
Las Vegas, has returned from visit to
the republic of Mexico.
The Ration Range complains that Col
at the territorial fair or at the so-called
territorial musical contest at Las Vegas.
The School of Mines opened one week
ago last Monday with good attendance
of students. Prof. Seamon is evidently
the right man in tie right place. -Socorro
Chieftain.
Chas. g. Leicham, of the Las Vegas
Examiner, who attended the marriage of
his brother, f. j. Leicham, and Miss
Bertha Otto, at San Marcial, passed up
the road to Las Vegas Thursday night.
Estelano Rael, son-in-law of Don Ed
uardo Martinez, of Anton Chico, the hus
band of the former Miss Margarita Mar
tinez, has been guilty of the helnous crime
of wife beating, a penitentiary offense,
under the laws of New Mexico.-Optic.
The citizens of Albuquerque subscribed
nearly $4,000 to the territory fair fund,
and President Weaver states that every
dollar will be collected. In fact, the
treasurer, Mr.. Keen, reports that nearly
all the subscriptions have already been
paid.
1t is definitely known that the Browne
& Manzanares company, of Las Vegas
and Socorro, are negotiating for the pur-
chase of the business, stock and building
of the Forbes Mercantile company, up at
Trinidad, Colo, though nothing definite
has yet been arrived at.
John N. Isgrig, formerly drug drum
mer, visiting Las Vegas regularly, thence
removing to Ell Paso, Texas, has for the
past several years been engaged largely
in gold mining. He is at present run
ming mill at Otis, about thirty miles
south of Casa Grande, and has about $15,-
900 worth of gold ore in treatment.
DR.. George W. Harrison, who was pres
ident of the Bank of Commerce for the
past two years, to-day stepped down and
out of that position. The board of direct
ors will meet in few days, and new
president will then be electel.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Gov. Prince thinks that New Mexico
should have fruit exhibit, yearly, apart
from the fair, where there are 30 many
interests that this one does not receive
! it's due measure of consideration. The
idea is excellent. Let Santa Fe move ia
the matter; as one of the great fruit
| nf tho ha
should be held there.-Las Vegas Optic
The man Edwards, who is one of the
parties held at Trinidad for the robbery
of the Blossburg postoffice, is the same
man who, few weeks ago, was arrested
at the depot platform by City Marshal
Gray for attempting to shoot a woman
1t will be remembered that he broke
Jail and escaped. When arrested here he
gave his name as Grswold. Re-
porter.
Over fifty people gathered at the depot
| last evening to meet Edwin B. Harsch
and his fiancee, Miss Lizzie Bernard, who
arrived from the east at 9:20 O'Clock. I'm
mediately on the arrival of the bridal
party, they were driven to the house of
friends, while everything was being made
ready at the Harsch home for the cere-
mony. At about 1890 p. m. the bride and
groom were driven to the residence of the
groom's parents, where they were met by
the 1st regimental band of the 1st New
Mexico infantry, discoursing the wedding
march. Over 100 invited guests were
present when Rev. Atkinson performed
the solemn ceremony that made the cou-
pie man and wife.-Albuquerque Citizen
Papers of assignment were filed in the
county clerks Office, down at Ell Paso
Texas, on Wednesday for Charles II
Sperling, Socorro, N. M, and Sporting