Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09
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NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Eleven car loads of cattle were shipped
from Deming on Thursday.
T. Rouault sold and shipped last weel
two carloads of canned tomatoes from his
cannery at Las Cruces.
The Browne g. Manzsnares Co. are hav
ing $4,000 pounds of wool secured at the
Ludemann plant at Las Vegas.
Alfred K. Hawkins, charged in couri
with unlawfully cutting timber belonging
to Uncle Sam, has had his case continued
at Las Vegas.
Miss Francis Willard will visit New
Mexico the latter part of next month
and deliver some temperance lectures
a. will be we'll worth hearing,
The talk of an electric road through
Mora may seem dead, but those who are
on the inside know that there is more en-
couragement now than ever before.-Las
Vegas Optic.
For the last six months the county
board has been formulating a plan to re-
organize the county debt and place the
county on better financial basis. 1t is
stated that when this work is completed
it will make very material difference in
favor of the county.-Las Vegas Exam
iner.
Something of sensation was created
in court at Albuq querque, when Donicio
Sandoval stood up before the bar and
pleaded guilty to an indictment for muir
der in the first degree. The court refused
to accept the plea of guilty, and appoint
ed B. s. Rodey to defend. Sandoval is
charged withs the murder of Victoraino
Tenorio in the Nacimiento country, July
Goth last. The witnesses are Pedro and
Trinidad Gallegos.
The Citizen gives circulation to one of
Judge Burns semi-annual jokes as fol-
lows: One of his friends informs the
Citizen that Hon. VIM. Burns, the wide
awake internal revenue man, has fallen
heir to 100000 estate by the death of a
great uncle in Ireland. 1fso Judge Burns
is in the same position as the man who
finds sure enough good gold mine. He
says nothing about it,
Mr.. Lefren, the jeweler, has received
from his brother, in Sweden, consign-
ment of fnger-rings manufactured from
metal invented and patented by the
brother in Sweden. 1t represents pure
gold and Mr.. L. informs US that it does
not corrode and that nitric acid (in which
he kept it for forty-eight hours) has no
effect whatever upon the metal. Its cost
is less than per cent that of gold
White Oaks eagle.
DR.. G. s. Easterday and DR.. Tascher
spent yesterday in Peralta and vicinity,
and combined professional duties with
pleasure. They returned last night lit
orally laden down with auail. DR.. East
erday carried several dozen of the tooth
some coturnix vulgaris in one bunch, and
proved himself as successful with the gun
as he is in the treatment of suffering hu-
manity. The spoils of the sport have
been divided among friends.-Albuquer-
que Citizen.
J.A. Naugle, general manager of the
Sonora railroad, recently passed through
Albuquerque to Chicago in his private
car. His road is now getting ready to
ship 10000 head of cattle destined for
breeding and fattening purposes in
northern states. These shipments will
pass through Albuquerque and will make
business move lively on the Santa Fe
system. Mr.. Nauge was accompanied by
Geo. NJ. Merrick, mining expert of
Denver.