Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-02
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NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Ex-Sheriff G. F. Hunt has returned te
Albuquerque from Old Mexico.
Mrs. w. H. Weed, of White Oaks, hat
gone to Sweeden, intending to be absen
for several months.
The grass all over New Mexico is the
best known for years and as a result thu
cattle are rolling fat.
In two games of base ball between
Ration and Trinidad, the latter town wa;
badly beaten in both instances.
Hon. Chas. B. Eddy, of Eddy, N. M, is
again in White Oaks on business connect
cd with the railroad, says the Eagle.
District court will commence at Clay.
ton, Union county, on September 26
instead of September l6, as previously
set.
Editor Kistler, who is now in Denver
has arranged for daily telegraphic dis,
patches for the Optic. The service will
begin this evening.
Mrs. s. M. Ashenfelter and daughters
have left Silver City to join Mr.. Ashen-
Springs.
The Winslow base ball team was shut
out at Albuquerque on Saturday. The
score was to nothing in favor of the
Browns.
Mcclure Stone, aged 81 years, died at
Springer, on August 28, of congestion of
the brain.
j. A. Hollis, who was hurt in the coal
mines last week, died of his injuries on
Monday evening and was buried Tuesday
afternoon.-White Oeks Eagle.
The Double H. outfit at Magdalena is
to ship about 400 head of cattle this
week. Black, Hurst, Kennie & Wylie
have orderd fifty cars for the first of the
month, having made sale.
Capt. L. w. Burris, one of the Oldest
and most respected residents of Mogol-
Ion, was instantly killed by huge bould-
er that rolled upon him last week as he
was passing along wagon road.
Major Ernest Grunsfeld, postmaster ut
Albuquerque, left for Chicago on Satur-
day. He was the guest of General Man
ager A. G. Wells, of the A. & p, accom-
panying him in his special car.
Springer Stockman: The demand for
New Mexico lambs is going to be greater
than the supply this fall, says an ex
change. The sheep BUSINESS is gradually
improving, mutton and wool demand a
better price by so per cent than year
ago in this territory.
The Magdalona mountains are covered
with green grass, while the valleys look
like immense grain acids, all covered
with luxuriant grass about to rlpen
Cattle are fat, cattlemen happy, and min
ing matters are looking up, so that the
future looks bright for both Magdalena
and Kelly.
The Las Vegas Daily Examin-
er appeared in new form and
otherwise very much improved in ap-
pearance, on Saturday morning. Tt is
now handsome six column folio and
promises soon to begin the publication
of the Associated Press dispatches.
The statement that Mrs. Riggle would
accept position in the Ration publil
school is mistake, as she has contract
with the school board of this city. In
her Socorro has one of the most efficient
teachers in the territory, and it is natural
that the Ration school board should seek
to secure her services.-Socorro Adver-
tiser.
The territorial fair management is OF
course anxious to secure good music for
the occasion. The Blossburg band, the
pride of northern New Mexico and south
ern Colorado, has full uniformed equip
ment of twenty-five pieces, military move,
ments, ETC., and the fair management
could secure no better music than this
band.-Springer Stockman.
p. j. McGrath, ono of Albuquerque's
efficient letter carriers, was stung by a
centipede last night. In opening one of