Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-08
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Sheriff Bursum brought in Mrs. Cronin,
an insane woman, from the Mogollons
last week. The unfortunate woman is
very violent and Mr.. Bursum took her up
to the insane asylum at Las Vegas, Mon
day evening last.-Socorro Chieftain.
Albert B. Fall has formed co-partner-
ship for the practice of law at Las Cruces
with Mr.. James R. Jetton, late of Cannon
county, Tenn, and just out of Cumber
land university, Lebanon, Tenn, one of
the Oldest law schools in the United
States.
dividend of 10 per cent has been de-
clared by Receiver Field, of the New Mex
ico Savings Bank & Trust company, and
depositors are requested to call and get
their checks at the office of the receiver
in the N. I. Armijo building, Albuquer-
que.
Over $500 every week leaves the city of
Las Vegas for butter alone, which could
just as we'll be produced here. This is
equal in value to $4,000 a year. This is
fact and can be substantiated by our
grocers and certainly shows that there is
an opening for big industry that would
give employment to dozens of men.-Las
Vegas Examiner.
Elbert Harmon, an ex-deputy sheriff,
at Springer, and George Hart, up there,
each sentenced to 100 days imprison-
ment in the Cofax county Jail, and 800
fine for assault and battery, have been
released from behind the grim, stout bars,
they having served out their time and
Gov. Thornton having remitted their fines.
Las Vegas Optic.
J. W. Morse, of Boston, who has sue
ceeded to the position with Myer Fried
man & Bro, lately held by Geo. H. Mar
shall, is not G stranger in Las Vegas hav-
ing for months been connected with the
Continental Oil company here. His
brother has charge of the sporting col
umns of that great news paper, the Bos-
ton Herald.-Las Vegas Optic.
The Colfax county fair at Maxwell City
last week was not as extended or largely
attended as an exposition purporting to
represent the resources of this county
ought to be and could be made. The
fruit, honey, grain and grasses, the Ration
school work and some other exhibits not
now recalled, were equal to what any
proluce.-Raton Range.
Saturday morning papers were gotten
out for the arrest of W. K. Stalcup, charg-
ing him with defaulting IN failing to turn
in fines, etc., receipts of the Office of JUS
tice of the peace of this precinct, to the
amount of $465. Mr.. Stalcup had made
no secret of the fact that he would soon
depart for Globg, A. 7. He was arrested
when on the road near Seven Rivers
EDDY Current.
A dispatch from Albuquerque, says:
Arthur. Meenay, who arrived in this city,
about month ago, coming from Bonita,
Ariz., with newly-wedded wife, sudden
ly and mysteriously disappeared from
view, on last Thursday. This morning,
his body was found il. lodging house,
with his throat cut. He sent letters to
his wife, enclosing money, and instructing
her where his body could be found. It is
believed that Meenay was guilty of big
amy, he having another wife in the city
of st. Louis.
The Deming Headlight assumes re-
sponsibility for the following: Speaking
about bears, Silver City girl was read
| ing an article about bear up in the Cat
skill mountain, several days since, hug
ging young lady tourist nearly to death.
Throwing down the paper, the fair reader
exclaimed In an ecstatic tone of voice:
"Ohl wouldn't that be lovely" No mere
bear could make Silver City girl squeal
on the hug.
The tronble existing between Mr.. W. d.
Duke, manager of the Haggin and Tevis
cattle interests in this county and Ari-
zona, and the Mexican officials, who sew
eral weeks ago had number of cowboys
arrested for rounding up stock in Mexico
has been amicably settled.-Silver City
Enterprise.