Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-30
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

District court will open in Socorro
Monday.
Nestor Montoya's Spanish paper, La
Patria, has died natural death, down in
Albuquerque.
The county teachers institute will meet
at Las Cruces, on December IA. An in
teresting paper on spelling will be read
and discussed.
The new Santa Fe depot at Silver City
is described as model of neatness and
convenience. H. M. Stecker, formerly of
Belen, is in charge.
Ben Johnson, of Albuquerque, who has
both large interests and large faith in the
Cochiti mining district, is visiting his
mother in Masillon, Ohio.
Eleuterio Leyva, charged with shooting
David de la o at Pena Blanca, on Decem-
ber 9, 1894, was found guilty of murder
in the third degree at Albuquerque.
The Optic gravely announces that the
murder case against the late Jesus Vial
pando has been stricken from the court
docket at Las Vegas, adding "'nough's,"
'nough, you know"
OnorlH AllarlO nOueEo UTOukut up
from San Miguel yesterday, and lodged
in Jail, an old man named Jose Padil,a,
who is suspected of having murdered
Juan Garcia, his business partner, in the
month of July last.-Las Vegas Optic.
Stock shipments via the Santa Fe for
eastern points have been unusually heavy
the past few days. Yesterdays ship
ment5 we're as follows: Thirteen cars
from the local yards, fifteen from Flag
staff, seventeen from Deming, fifteen
from Silver City and fifteen from Old
Me1ico-Albuauerque Democrat
Eleven cars of cattle were shipped from
the stock yards at Silver City on Wednes-
day for j. M. Rantschler to Colorado.
Fifteen car loads of steers, bought by
William Greene from the Gebhart Cattle
Co., have also recently been shipped from
Silver City to Nebraska. All the rest of
the Gebhart Cattle Co.'S, brand has been
bought by Fl. M. Porter, and the cattle
will be loaded and shipped as collected.
G. E. Perry, of Las Vegas, grand chan
cellor, has made the following selections
of deputy grand chancellors: NJ. R. Will
Jams, East Las Vegas; Thos. 2. Gable,
Santa Fe; s. G. Meek, Socorro; T. A.
Finical, Albuquerque; J. F. Ruffner, Rim
con; W. 0. Norman, Lincoln; August
Reingardt, Hillsboro; E. G. G. Eubrick,
White Oaks; B. F. McGarvey, Blossburg;
L. s. skelly, Silver City; W. W. Risdon,
Gallup; VIM. Fitzpatrick, Cerrillos; l.. A.
Carr, San Marcial; W. NJ. Borrowdale,
Magdalena; Otto Smith, Deming; L. An
derson, Eddy; W. t. Joyner, Roswell.
Capt. J. p. Hyland, formerly John
O'Connor, the defaulting Missouri post
master and missing New Mexico editor,
has been reconciled to his Missouri fam
lily, whom he abandoned thirteen years
ago. The old family visited him in the
St. Joe, Mo-, jail, but where the New
Mexico family are, consisting of wife, son
and adopted daughter, this deponent i
sayeth not. O'Connor denied to the Mis- I
souri, wife that he had married again,
while in New Mexico. If not, he must be
sent to the pen for violating the Ed
munds law.
Walter W. Curtis, the 17-year-old son of
W. B. Curtis, manager of the California
Traffic association, left home last May !
without informing his parents of his in
teution or destination. No word has been
had from him since leaving home except
once; at that time he was in Lordsburg,
this territory. His father at once tele-
graphed and wrote his son at Lordsburg,
but received no answer and subsequently |
learned that tho letter and message he'd
not been received. A reward ls offered
for information that will enlighten !
hia dietractad Darents ma TO his where
abouts.
Mrs. Bantz and Mrs. Barnes gave re-
ception to their married lady friends on
Saturday afternoon at Judge Bantz's
residence. The house was darkened, lit
up with many lamps, and beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers and vines. stream
of handsomely dressed ladies kept pass
ing through the parlors from 2 to 5
O'Clock. The luncheon tables we're charm
jpply supervised BY Mesdames Moses and |