Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-10
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NEW MEXICO NEWS.

The mining outlook at Carlisle is in-
proving.
The Silver City normal school will
close in tour days.
Daily mail service between Silver City
and Mogolon has been resumed.
The new fire alarm bell has arrived at
Eddy. 1t weighs nearly halfa ton.
The Democrat says that the "Midway"
at Albuquerque was great success.
Eddy Argus: Jas. Kibbee, representing
Stark Bros, has contributed poplar
trees for planting along Hagerman block.
hlooee's enterprise comes from his hav-
ing been newspaper man.
A school for the evangelsts and
teachers of the Presbyterian church
opened at Las Vegas, on Wednesday
morning in the buildings of the Presby.
terlan boarding school, with appropriate
exercises.
Ration Range: Conductor J.C. King.
one of the most efficient men in the en-
ploy of tho A., 7. & S. f., leaves to.mor-
row for Atlanta, Georgia, where he will
ably represent Ration division No. 372, at
the meeting of the grand division of the
Order of Railway Conductors.
President Frank Springer, Vice Pres
ldent j. van Houten, and Directors f, A.
Manzanares ~eid @. l.. Houghton, of the
Maxwell Ltud Grant company, held n
meeting al thvir headquarters in Ration
the other day. They are now engaged in
inspecting the Yermejo and Springer
ditch systems.
Silver City Eagle: The scarcity of
water throughout the southwestern mart
OF the territory again suggests the pro-
prlety OF boring for artesian water.
Water is needed during the greater part
OF the year for milling and irrigation pur
poses and all that can be obtained can be
used to advantage.
Silver City Sentinel Uncle Jimmy
Ihwaits, the staunch Democratic chair
man of precinct 22, was in town yester-
day after having shipped 5,oOoibs of
wool from his flock to Las Vegas. Ed.
watkins from the western part of the
county shipped 1000 lbs Of wool short
lime before.
MANY depositors" write card to the
Morning Democrat in
luiring how it happened that Mr.. Neil B.
field was appointed receiver of the New
Mexico Savings Bank Trust company.
lhe Citizen states that Receiver Joseph
.. Saint had resigned" but dispatch to
he Denver papers from Albuqueroue
tates that he was removed" by the
court
Miss Hattie Knickerbocker, the sweet
niger OF Las Vegas, now in New York
j1tY perfecting her musical training, ia
he pupil of Chevalier Errani, formerly
# Milan, but for many years a resident
+ New York. The Chevalier was the
maestro of Nine. Hauk, and besides her
as trained Emma Thursby, Agnes Hunt
ogdon, Miss Whitaker and maLy Others
II Americas most populars singers.
Silver City Sentinel: Mrs. Bliss and
aughter left for Ell Paso last Friday
here they will remain few days visit
1g among friends. They will be Joined
MS week by Gen. Bliss who will escort
lem to his new command at San Anto-
10, Texas. Gen. Bliss has selected
lieutenant Dodge as his aid de-camp,
no will accompany him to San Antonio.
lrs. Dodge and little daughter will remain
Fort Bayard for time.
Las Vegas Optic: Everything has been
standstill, at the round house, to-day,
'r lack of water. The stationery engine
'uld not whistle for the hours. Trains
hich should have gone at a. m., were
l0-in the yards at noon, and started with
ut thirteen inches of water in the tank,
ith which to reach Shoemaker, the first
Ink station up the road. The company
sinking more wells in the bed of the
yer. A water famine, at this time of
le year, was never known before.
Las Cruces Independen Democrat:
he presence in town of an unusual
amber of cowboys is accounted for by
e roundup of cattle east of the Organs
n shipment from here to Colorado. Mr..
ohn H. Riley has bought the beef steers
the herds of Messrs. Hendrick, Cox,
oods, Isaacs and Wayland, and the cat
, are being driven in and cerraled near
9 depot. About 1900 steers will be
lthered and shipped.