Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-07-30
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

| Choice home grown grapes have ap
| peared in the market at Eddy.
The sixteen acres of rye on the Bollei
place near Eddy has been threshed, yield
ing twenty bushels per acre.
Lincoln county has, probably, on itt
ranges, one hundred thousand head Of
cattle and fully or more than that nun
of sheep.
William Mitchell, of Kelly, and Miss
Maggie Houk, of Socorro, we're united
in marriage at Socorro Wednesday
morning.
s.. P. McCrea, president of the New
Mexico college of agriculture, has gone
to Denver, it is said, to look after an
other position.
Miss Carrie Collier, sister of Judge
Collier, and deputy district clerk at AL
buquerque, has gone on visit to her old
home in Georgia.
The Springer Water g. Electric Light
Co. has completed it's new reservoir just
north of town, and in very short time
the company expects to have the new
water in the pipes all over town.
J. F. Rarey, who was in yesterday from
Otis, say that he is marketing 100 pounds
of butter per week in Eddy. 1t usually
retails at 35 cents per pound, but now
that he has to ice it, 40 cents is charged
EDDY Argus.
Mrs. G.. w. Urton, who was taken from
Roswell to Abilene for treatment for a
dog bite, has recovered. Her dog, a
mastiff, had been bitten by acoyote, be-
fore biting her, and rabies was feared
Eddy Argus.
Last week in the foothills of Chaves
county, the body of the IA year old son
of O. d. Pool was found dead, where he
had been herding sheep. Life had been
extinct two days. 1t is supposed the boy
was bitten by snake.
u. B. Burger, a prominent mining gen.
tleman of White Oaks, recently came up
from the south, and continued on to San
Pedro, via Cerrillos, where he is interest.
ed in the development of several valuable
and promising mines.
Hon. O. N. Marion, the well-known
clerk of the I'd judicial district, who was
back visiting his old home at Port Royal
and relatives and friends in other sec.
tions of New York and Canada, returned
home last night, and his appearance in.
dicates perfect health.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
A species of carp, originally planted
on the Peuasco and Rocky, have invaded
the Pecos and are caught in large num-
bers below Hagerman dam in Eddy
They bite freely and are superior to the
German carp. They range in length
from six to eighteen inches.
In few days Mr.. Bennett, the editor
and proprietor Of this paper. will take
his first vacation from business in almost
Ave years, leaving Rev. Frank M. Day in
charge. Mr.. Day is q good printer and
editor, that being his business before en-
tering the pulpit.-Hillsboro Advocate.
Tomorrow evening, g. L. Brooks. live
stock agent, wife and children will leave
for Santa Catalina Islands, twenty six
miles outin the Pacific ocean from San
Pedro, CAL, where a cottage has been
rented and furnished for their comfort,
and which they will occupy until fall.
Mrs. Brooks has been quite i'll for some
time, but her attending physician reports
her able to acknowledgements Citizen.
Revenue Officers Kyle and Heustis, of
this district, arrested four Cinnamon on
the 28d, and three more on the "a inst,
charged with being in the United States un-
lawfully, under the Gray exclusion act.
The prisoners, whom arrested, were max
ing their way into Deming in the early
morning overland.-Deming Headlight.