Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-08
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NEW MEXICO NEWS.

The Rio Grande is still running bank.
full.
Mr.. Thomas Foster was chosen chair
man of the Grant county board of com
missioners.
George ID. Kunz, son of Mr.. and Mrs
G. W. Kunz, of Albuquerque, who was at
tending medical college in st. Louis, re-
turned home, to the great delight of his
parents.
Manuel Gonzales Baca, charged with
breaking into the postoffice at Los Ala
mos, has been released on his own recog-
nizance. He has given valuable evidence
as to others implicated.
The regents of the territorial university
at Albuquerque, at meeting on Thurs
day, decided to add several new features
to the curriculum and to continue the
pharmacy department..
Lieut.. Fl. A. Barber, LIST. cavalry, Fort
Bayard, will shortly lead to the hymeneal
altar Miss Inez Smith, one of the fair
denizens of San Antonio, Texas. The
suspicious event is set for the 18th. inst.
Mr.. H. Fl. Whitehill will leave S tlver
City next week on a prospecting trip
into Old Mexico. Col. Head, Thomas B..
Pheby and Frank Thurman have already
gone to Alaska on gold mining expedi
ton.
Silver City Enterprise: The grand jury
suggested that the county commissioners
should take immediate and initial steps
to have the railroad bond question set
tied. There is something very pertinent
in the suggestion and the commissioners
should take the hint.
Several rains have visited southern
New Mexico during the last week. Cow
men are jubilant. They are just con-
Guiding the most successful spring ship
ping season since the big drought and
now look forward with anticipation to q
similar good time in the fall.
Don H. Kedsie, editor of the Lords
burg Liberal, has been appointed United
States commissioner at Lordsburg, N.
NJ, by Judge Thos. Smith. This appoint
ment was made more especially that Mr..
Kedsie may take applications and make
final proofs on homesteads.
Rincon Weekly: The town was plunged
into gloom early on the morning of 31st
ult., by the news of the accident to F.
Landgren and the later intelligence of
his demise received in the evening of the
same day. Mr.. Landgren was the most
popular inhabltant of Rincon and his
CHEEKY smile and greeting will be missed
from our midst.
Las Vegas optic: At last the commit.
tee for read ustment of the accounts of
Guadalupe and San Miguel counties, has
reached conclusion, Celso Baca and Is
teban Baca having made majority re-
port, M. G. de Baca dissenting. As his
name does not appear upon the face of
the report, he will probably submit a
minority report.
At the recent meeting of the regents of
no changes took place in the board. As
it was found impossible to dispose of the
bonds authorized by the legislature to
advantage, the citizens Of Silver City
have obligated themselves to advance
$1,000, which will be sufficient to finish
the building and furnish it,
Albuquerque Citizen: John G. Spears,
the Gallupite who has taken up his resi-
dence at Bland, where he ia interested in
mining, came down from the north last
night and was joined here by his wife and
children, and Miss Sarah Martin from
Gallup. They will remain here during
the day, and this evening 90 up to Bland.
From there they will visit the Jemes hot
springs, and remain several months.