Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-28
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

The sardlne can fake has reached Albu-
querque.
Prof Landrum is now holding forth at
Ration and Trinidad.
Incendaries destroyed NJ. j. Cavan-
augh's barn near Las Vegas.
San Antonio boasts of plenty of wild
cherries and strawberries.
Albuquerqueans rightly protest against
the cutting down of street shade trees.
A 2.37 rainfall came to the lower Pecos
years.
Half dozen people in New Mexico
have been seriously injured by runaway
teams in the past two weeks. Mrs.
Bombini, of Albuquerque, is the latest
victim.
The board of regents of the New Mexi-
co Military institute held meeting at
Roswell on the 23rd and transacted some
important business in the interest of the
school.
Jose V. Casados, against whom the jury
brought in verdict of guilty of stealing
horse from the probate judge of Colfax
county, will soon be sentenced to the pen
by Judge Smith.
Hon. George Curry and family moved
down from Picacho Monday and are get
ting themselves established in the Minter-
Bloom brick house in the Sparks addi-
tion.-- Roswell Record.
w. H. Cosgrove, of Roswell. received a
telegram conveying the news of the death
of his mother, which occurred on Satur-
day at her home in Independence, Mo-,
in the 18th year of her age.
The petition asking Gov. Thornton to
pardon Patrick Carmody is receiving
hundreds of signatures. All the towns
along the river are sending in petitions
to be added to the Socorro petitlon.-Ad-
vertiser.
A new postoflice has been established
at the Cienega del Macho ranch, on the
north side of FL Captain mountain, and
is named Richardson, in honor of A. Nj.
Richardson, the manager Of El Captain
Cattle company.
large minute book, similar to mer-
chants ledger, containing ordinances of
the city of Albuquerque is missing. As
about thirty of the city ordinances are in
this book, and to be found nowhere else,
it is of great value to the city.
Chas. H. Sparks has supplied Roswell
with town hall. The room is 52x26 feet
in the clear, has neat stage 2Ox1O feet,
which will be equipped with footlights
and elegant drop curtain with fine oil
painting of San Marcus of Venice AS
center piece, with four flies and wings,
and line of scenery that will be sufficient
for almost any play that will be put on
the boards.
The wife of Mr.. Hunter, the young bust
ness manager Of the Democrat, died yes
terday morning from consumption. He
left good position and pleasant home
in Chicago few weeks ago, hoping the
change would benefit his wife, but the
death seal was on her brow and she
gradually failed until the end came. The
bereaved young husband has made many
friends here. Albuquerque Citizen.
Jicarilla Tribe No. u, I. 0. r. NJ, was
organized in this town Saturday night
with membership of about fifty. The
following are the officers for the first
term: Sachem, G. NJ. Mclean; prophet,
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Frank Anderson; lst San, Alex. Rogers;
2nd San, Thos. II. Long; G. of R., Chas.
F. Kanen; X. of w., Jas. B. Jewell; G. of
F., l.. H. Zachery.-Roswell Record.
A weed, commonly known as Mexican
blood weed, or canaeta, is creating con-
siderable interest, not only in Deming
but in the east for its blood purifying
powers. The Mexicans have used it for
years for all blood troubles, says the
Headlight, and several orders have been
recently received from eastern chemists |
for samples of the weed.
Leopold Won Kessel, of Chihuahua, Old |
Mexico, is in Las Vegas for the purpose
of buying wool for his mills at that place,
he being an extensive wool manufacturer.
The New Mexico sheep have been SO
largely improved in the last few years
that the Mexican manufacturer fluids it |
profitable to buy here, Notwithstanding |
the tariff his country charges.
Thomas Poole Cureton, the 13-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John 9. Cureton, of
Hanover, Grant county, was killed by a
horse falling on him on last Wednesday |
morning.
The Eddy ice factory, which is operat-
ed in connection with the electric light
plant, has capacity of fifteen tons per
day, which is sufficient to supply the en-
tire Pecos valley.
At this writing, Achili Digneo, the Ital-
ian stone cutter, on whom the derrick
fell at the normal school building yester-
day, is still alive, though unconscious.-
Las Vegas Optic of Saturday.
Judge Thos. Smith has named District
Attorney A. A.Jones, of San Miguel county,
to act in such capacity for Union county.
and it is understood that o. e. Smith, of
Clayton, will be his deputy over there.
Miss Daisy, the charming and accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Galloway, aud Mr.. James w. jackson, a
most excellent and highly respected young
gentleman, will be united in marriage at
Ration on next Wednesday evening.
Remarks the Citizen: Receiver Scho-
field, of the Albuquerque National bunk,
would like to know why depositors don't
call aud get their dividend checks. The
receiver and Clerk Newhall would like to
see the depositors have their money.
The Rincon Weekly comes to the front
with the following pointer for sports |
men: The quail are SO troublesome at
Iona Parda that the ranchers are COM
PEELED to hire men to keep them from
eating up all the bean crop.
The Rins on Weekly: The first alfalfa
of the season is now being cut at Iona
Parda, and, according to report, there
will be very large crop. There is also
a big demand for it, and the prices asked
are from $3.50 to $3.50 per ton.