Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-17
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NEW MEXICO NEWS.
Eddy boasts a bicycle club.

The glorious 4th of July will be ap
propriately el.brate' at Hillsboro.
Corpus Chri,i day was imposingl,
observed by the Catholics at Socorro.
The citizens of Socorro are Arranging
for grand Fourth Of July celebration.
The yield of apples in the Pecos vale,
this year will far exceed that of any pre-
vious year.
Gen. Clarence Pullen, formerly of New
Mexico and New York, is now located a
Foxcroft, Me.
New and energetic blood is being in
stilled into the Hilsboro mining com
munity every day.
Roswell has not yet determined whether
or not it will hold fair. If it does Eddy
wishes to be represented.
F. i. Frazier and wife have removed
from Golden to Dolores, Mr.. Frazier be-
ing employed in the Elkins' STAMP p mill at
the latter place.
The Eagle says that White Oaks now
has one of the best cornet bands in the
territory, outside those belonging to
the United States army.
The New Mexico climate is particularly
beneficial to those who are afflicted with
hay fever, asthma or any form of lung or
throat disease.-Pueblo Adviser.
New Mexico's West Pointer, Bertram
Charles W. Gilbert, is expected to arrive
at his home in Silver City next Tuesday,
where he will spend his biennial vaca-
tion.
The White Ash mine is producing an
average of thirty seven cars of coal day
and of better quality than ever before
One hundred cars of coke month are
being burned at the Waldo ovens.
Mr.. P. Hallahan, who was mine super
intendent under Mr.. G. G. Fitzgerald in
South America for years, has recently
arrived in Golden and has charge of the
Pearl r. mine in the great gold camp.
Springer Stockman: Manuel NJ. Saa-
zar has purchased the general merchar-
disc stock formerly belonging to A. j.
Clouthier, and will conduct the business
at the old stand, stocking it up to first
class store.
E. B. Smith, of Lebanon, Tenn, has
arrived in Eddy with eight fine English
Shire, Percheon, Clyde and Shire Cleve-
land bay stations, weighing from 1900
to 1,700 pounds each, which he will dis
pose of in the valley.
Eddy Argus: j. B. Judson is now
bringing his clip of wool in from the
plains. He has about 10000 pounds.
This shipment will about wind up the
wool business for this season, as there are
only few more clips to come in.
At the annual meeting of the Albuquer-
que Comm ercial club, on Saturday, the
following officers we're elected for the en-
suing year: President, A. G. Wells; first
vice president, j. Fl. Kuhns; second vice
president, W. G. Purple; treasurer, M. W. |
Flournoy: secretary, c. X. Newsball.
Socorro Chieftain: Hon. Esteban Baca
home the last of last week from
q several weeks absence as one of the
to adjust the accounts of
San Miguel county and the new county of
He reports his labors as
Sports of every kind have received an
impetus in Eddy of late. The base ball
sts are now talking of sending team to
in September, and the fire
department. hope to be represented there
1t the same time. Tennis has revived,
md it's admirers are whacking the ball as
as Of yore.
Albuq uerque Citizen: E. W. Dobsom
me of New Mex'co's delegates to the Ma
ional League of Republican clubs to as
emble at Cleve land, Ohio, will leave here
or that city tomorrow night and on Sun
lay morning will be joined at Las ve-
,as by T. A. Finical, another member of
he delegation.
The executive committee of the Ter
itorial Fair association, at a meeting at
albuquerque on Saturday afternoon, Sc
ected vice presidents from the several
counties in New Mexico and Arizona.
santa Fe county is represented by Col.
dax Frost and exSpeaker w. L. Dame.
The Socorro Chieftain: The Rio Grau1e
'alley is one grand wheat field and the
,rop this year will be very heavy. This
8 as it should be. The price has ad-
'anced in the east and out here it will be
he eastern price with freight added. Our
people know what they are doing.
The Socorro Chieftain: Don Juan Jose
lopez, of Lemtsr, was caller at this Of
Ice Monday last. He says there will be
IN immense crop of grapes, that his
Flaming Tokay and other California va
ieties are loaded and that his crop will
un up to thousands of pounds.
Springer Stocknan: Capt. Fort said
hat the people of Colfax county would
eel the effects of the last term for long
ime. Yes, surely, for Judge Smith has,
n the last two terms here, showed that
he path of the criminal must not be
lowery, but thorny, dealing justice to all
md no respecter of persons.
Las Vegas Optic: Mrs. Mary M. Van
1oorhis, of Warsaw, Ind, has applied in
he district court here for legal separa-
ION from her husband, Isaac N. Van
'oorhis, alleging desertion and failure to
upport; Mrs. Mary Wood, niece of SEN
tor Casimiro Barela, up in Colorado, has
lso made application for divorce from
er liege lord, Ben. j. Wood, on the same
rounds.
White Oaks Eagle: On the 10th inst.
he contract of the North Homestake Co.,
nth the Old Abe Co., for the milling of
he formers ore expired, and az
he North Homestake Co. had the
Misfortune to break her force
ump, they we're compelled to close their
'orks till their new pump arrives, when
ork will be resumed and the two Hunt.
ngton mills be put to work on the ores
rom this valuable mine.
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