Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-05
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Eddy now has cyclery, kept by
Messrs. Haynes & Crepin, new arrivals.
The brick masons are at work on the
second story of Gallup's modern school
house.
The New Mexico Lumber company al
Lumberton has four months orders
ahead.
Eight hundred dollars have been sub
scribed to complete the Catholic church
at TERRA Amarillo.
Hon. 7. D. Burns has 300 head of cat
tie grazing on the Little Chama some
two miles west of Chama.
The Las Vegas Examiner has secured
the Associated Press kilograms and will
hereafter appear as an afternoon paper.
The summer school for the New Mex
leo Spanish mission of the Methodist
Episcopal church is now in session at AL
buquerque.
Mr.. O. E. Smith, rising young attor-
ney of Clayton, has been designated by
District Attorney A. A. Jones as his dep
uty for Union county.
Five thousand six hundred pounds of
PIuAo llObu GWChUJ -uWO pISOo VoAS AAoNAoN
up to Durango by S. l.. Harwood, John
Barton and l.. w. Coe this last week.
San Juan Times.
There are tWenty-one prisoners in the
county Jail, which number will no doubt
be greatly reduced at this session of the
district court, as eleven of them are U. s.
prisoners.-Silver City Sentinel.
There are ten pupils in the senior class
of the East Las Vegas high school, this
year. Owing to the crowded condition of
all rooms, the seniors have taken quarters
in the library room in the city building.
Ed. L. Medler, ir., the young lawyer,
who was called to Ohio in response to
telegram announcing the serious illness
of his fiance Miss Florence Hubert, her
death occurring at Steubenville, last We'd
nesday, returned home last night.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
The New Mexico Coal company has
come to stay and is opening up an ex-
cellent vein of coal near the cemetery.
They will soon have track laid to their
mine, and will be ready when the season
opens to place fine grade of coal on the
market.-Gallup Cleaner.
Mrs.J. G. Spear and Miss Sarah Mar
tin, who have been enjoying life for the
past two or three months at Bland where
Mr.. Spear is interested in mining, return
ed home Tuesday morning. Miss Martin
is one of the teachers in our public
schools.-Gallup Cleaner.
I'll. Optic learns from Col. G. W.
Pritcnard, who is now at Santa Catalina
island, California, that he will be at Las
Cruces on the 18th of this month to ap-
pear in the prosecution of the parties
charged with stealing the $4,000 gold
brick from Col. Weed, at White Oaks.
This case goes from Lincoln to Las
Cruces on change of venue. Col Pritch-
ard has been retained by Col. Weed to
prosecute.
Yesterday WAS surely busy day in
Silver City. The U. S. district court con-
vened here; the normal school began its
fall session; the public schools were
opened; the board of county commission
ers met in regular session; the city coun-
Gil held it's regular m monthly meeting, and
the board of regents of the normal school
met and transacted important business
Silver City Sentinel of Tuesday.
Let none say the Pecos valley is not
the "Fruit Belt" 1t is we'll named and
deserves all and more than has ever
been written or said in Its praise. Trees
set out three years ago are producing
abundance of peaches, while grapes are
produced in such abundance and of such
fine quality as to excel in size and flavor
any other grapes on earth. There never
were such grapes and the only way to
realize their true worth is to try them.
When three or four years will bring an Or
chard and vineyard on land costing only
$35 per acre, with water right, who would