Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-26
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Ration continues to grow and prosper
There are forty-three prisoners in the
Albuquerque Jail awaiting trial.
The Ration Water Works company is
furnishing splendid supply of absolute
ly pure water.
Moye Wicks, an Albuquerque lawyer
has been offered the position of counsel
of big irrigation and land company Of
Los Angeles.
The headline man of the Optic should
read up little. He says: "The New
Mexico supreme court rejects the Peralta
land grant"
District court will convene at TERRA
Amarillo on November 4. There are
some forty cases on the docket to be dis
posed of.
Gen. Thomas G. Pitcher, who served
with distinction through both the Mex
can and civil wars, died at Fort Bayard
on Sunday.
quiet wedding took place at Piuos
Altos last Wednesday, when Harry White
hill, son of e1-Sheriff Harvey Whitehill,
and Miss Cora Derbyshire we're united in
wedlock.
J. M. Archuleta, jr., through M. Gomez,
made delivery and shipment of 5000
lambs to Mr.. Reynolds, of Omaha. The
lambs were sleek and fat.-Lumberton
Independent.
Apples are selling at the Chisum and
other orchards in Roswell at about 81 per
100. Many grape vines in the lower
valley are bearing their second crop for
this year. Eddy Current.
Hon. R. l.. Young, district attorney,
and family left for New York, Monday,
2lst. He will be gone for two or three
weeks. In the interim Judge S. B. New
comb will attend to his duties as district
attorney.-Rincon Weekly.
Eighteen cars OF cattle were fed here
Yesterday, going east from Deming.
Some four additional trains of cattle
went east last night. Cattle we're loaded
yesterday by the Santa Fe, at Demlng,
Silver City, San Marcial and Magdalena;
and it wasn't very good day for cattle
either.-Las Vegas Optic.
D. L. Kemp and W. W. Bush were ar
rested Monday by j. l.. Dow on the
charge of cattle theft of yearling heifer.
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Monday before Justice Roberts who
bound Mr.. Bush over in the sum of $3.50
to appear before the next term of court.
Mr.. Kemp was discharged Eddy Cur
cent.
The U. s. supreme court has entered
+ this: ssNo. $50. Stephen M. Folsom,
plaintiff IN error, VS.. the United States;
motion for leave to make oral argument
herein granted. ald cause assigned for
hearing on the third Monday in Novem-
Der ne<t, after the cases already set down
for that day"
In the district court at Albuquerque,
the case of Coons and others enjoining
the city of Socorro from issuing more
bonds, the per cent limit having been
reached, was argued by E. V. Chavez for
the city and s. Alexander for the com
plainants, on motion to modify 30 as to
allow current expenses.
Mrs. Clara Armijo and her little daugh
ter, Beatrice L., and Miss Bruyn have ar
rived in Albuquerque from New York.
The first named charges her former hus-
band, Mariana Armljo, with bigamy,
and she will appear before the Z. s. grand
Armijo's maiden name was Clara Willis.
She appears to possess much refinement
aud delicate feeling.
Brother David, who for 80 many years
was in charge of the Christian Brothers
school, of this city, left for st. Louis to-
day to take charge of advanced pupils in
the Brothers school of that city. AS
man and a scholar New Mexico loses in
Brother David one whom she can not af-
ford to spare, while st. Louis gains
prize indeed.-Las Vegas Optic.
Citizens of Ration offer reward of
81 $50 for the arrest and conviction of
the murderer or murderers of d. j.
Young, the Union county commissioners
and the governor of the territory yet to
be heard from.-Las Vegas Optic. The
Optic is in error. An executive order