Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-15
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

New Mexico will astonish the country
by her gold output next year.
Eighteen cars of sheep were loaded at
Las Vegas Wednesday, and twenty-five
cars followed after them, the next day.
Messrs. T. A. Schomberg and Chas.
Springer have commenced the erection
of two brick residences in north Ration.
Dr.. j. H. Wroth, grand master of the
Masonic fraternity for New Mexico,
made an official visit to the Ration lodge
Monday night.
The Ration Reporter reports the death
of Ed Mcbride, Colfax county commits
sioner, in st. Louis, and the drowning of
the 1O-months old child of Daniel Jack
son, in reservoir on his ranch near Max
we'll city.
Eusebia Vialpando, cousin to one of
the two men who will be jerked into eter-
nifty on next Tuesday, over in Santa Fe,
has been before the U. S. grand jury, in
Las Vegas, in the capacity of willing
witness.-Las Vegas Optic.
j. E. Saint yesterday sold small
bunch of cattle, 100 head, to Ed. D. Wood
bury, of Watrous. Mr.. Saint is dispos-
ing of the stock on his range as fast as
they can be picked up preparatory to
going out of the acknowledgements
Citizen.
j. N. Upton had bad smash-up while
driving to town on Thursday evening.
The pole broke, the horses got loose and
dragged Mr.. Upton for some distance and
then escaped, leaving their owner with
one ear cut, a big bump on his head and
a severe headache to walk into town.
Silver City Sentinel.
Geo. Gordon's dead body was found
about two weeks ago in Sallse canon,
about eighteen miles north of the W. S.
ranch. He was known to have left his
house one morning, and the next news OF
him was the finding of his dead body with
a bullet in it. It is not known who killed
City Sentinel.
A decree pro confesso has been entered
in the suit of Mrs. Virginia Bragg, of Col
fax county, for legal separation from
her husband, Robert G. Bragg, and the
case was referred to A. J. Mitchell, of
Ration, as master in chancery, to take
proofs with all convenient speed"
W. E. Symons, for several years the
capable and popular master
mechanic of the A., 7. & s. F. at Ration,
sewers his his connection with this road
in that capacity tomorrow. Mr.. Symons
is not only one of the most competent,
practically and Theoretically, master
mechanics in the whole country, but he is
a most manly man and sterling good
citizeu,-Ratou Range,
Juan Ma. Blea, OF Santa Rosa, who hos
been sorely afflicted with paralysis for
the past five months, is in return from
Denver whittier he went to see Francis
Schlader. Blea was accompanied on the
trip by his wife and Placido Sandoval,
also from Santa Rosa, and received no
benefit, to speak of, from the incon-
venient and expensive trip up to Denver.
At Albuquerque Wednesday indictments
were read to the following accused per-
sons: R.T. Banks, receiving stolen prop
erty; Geo. Bush, colored, grand larceny;
Jose Soto, attempted rape; Jose Cande-
lario, perjury, and Felipe Lucero and
Apodaca, suppression in Office.
They all pleaded not guilty and the court
appointed counsel to defend in cases
where necessary.
The Colorado Telephone 4 Telegraph
company is arranging for the immediate
Of its service to San Ignacio,
twenty miles out, and to La Cneva, about
thirty.two miles out. The number of
poles necessary for the work will be
thirty.fve to the mile, and they have
been delivered on the ground, ready to
be set in place by the Denver gang of
who are expected at Las Vegas
soon.
Hampson q Smiths grading outfit will
be shipped to Old Mexico in few days,
and be put to work on the City of Mex
leo and C-(well, the town is On the Pa
cifc coast and begins with G.. railroad.
We regret very much that the P. v. rail-
way company could not so arrange its af-
fairs as to be ready for the extension of
the road this fall. Hampson g. Smith