Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-24
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

The Roswell Record is having a new
building erected.
The city of Ell Paso gave royal recep-
tion to the irrigation excurslonists to the
Pecos valley.
VIII. Childs is the newly appointed
postmaster at Carlisle, vice Sigmund
Weisl, deceased.
Roswell people are arranging for
lecture course which will include Hon.
John J. Ingalls,, Gen. James B. Gordon,
and ex-Gov. Hubbard, of Texas.
W. H. Martin, of Blue creek, on the
22nd shipped 1900 head of steers of all
classes from Durango to Comanche,
Texas, to be placed on the range near
that place.
Many of our exchanges boast of the
number of SCHOLARS" in their public
schools. White Oaks public school has
no Scholars" but it has great number
of pupils. Sabe?-White Oaks Eagle.
The case of Lockhart VS.. the owners of
the Washington mine in the Cochti dis.
trict was to have been argued last week,
but owing to many special reasons it will
now corae up for argument in Valencia
county some day this week.
10. e. Sheridan left yesterday morning
for the Big Hatchet mountains, on the
Mexican line, with ten miners and FIVE
teams. He will work the Carbonate
King and Cyclone mines and ship his ore
to the smelter via Separ.-Silver City
Enterprise.
Judge N. G. Collier, Clerk 0. N. Marron,
District Attorney 7. N. Wilkerson, Inter
prefer Nestor Montoya and a number of
the members of the bar of this district
went down to Los Lunas this morning to
open court in Valencia county.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Col. N. L. Rosenthal passed his 65th
birthday yesterday. Surrounded by his
children and grand children, and called
upon by a host of his friends, from morn
ing till midnight, the occasion was one
not soon to be forgotten. The Optic con-
graduates Col. Rosenthal on happy,
prosperous and healthy old age.
DR.. 7. A. Olney, son of Mayor Olney,
left for Chicago yesterday, at which place
he will enter into the practice of the pro-
fession for which he is so ably fitted.
During the coming college year, he will
hold a position in the faculty of the Rush
medical college, as instructor in chem
istry. "Bert," as he is familiarly known
here, certainly has bright future.-Las
Vegas Optic.
The mining outlook in Lincoln county
never was so fattering as at present, re-
ports from all the camps showing unusual
activity, and the discovery of new ore
bodies in property that is being worked
ia of daily occurrence. Discoveries are
more frequent than for many years, and
the close of this year will be the most
prosperous that the county has ever
kuown.-White Oaks Eagle.
Hon. VIM. Locke, of San Juan county,
who came down in charge of his county's
fruit and vegetable exhibit at the fair,
was so favorably impressed with the fine
educational facilities of Albuquerque that
he has concluded to make his home here
for the purpose of sending his children
to school. He is examining property to-
day with the view of purchasing a resi-
dence, or If he can't find any to suit him
he intends to build. d.-Albuquerque Citi-
zen.
Before U. s. Commissioner Cook, at
Trinidad, Geo. w. Weir, Geo. Edwards,
Thos. Rivers and LIE ona Edwards were ar
ranged on a charge of robbing the Bloss-
burg postofice on September II. The
three men were placed under $1,000
bonds, and the woman under $500 bonds,
to appear for preliminary hearing on
September rs. They will probably ap-
pear as they are in the custody of the
sheriff at present. Ration Reporter.
Messrs. Fred Burtis, G. A. Cartwright
and Pete Carroll, returned to-day from
the musical contest at Las Vegas. The
contest was attended by large and
critical audience and the Ratonites ex'
press themselves as highly pleased with
treatment received from the Las Vegas
folks. But the contest itself as far af
being decided from point of merit it waf
rank fake and deserves the unqualified
condemnation of all right-minded peo
pie. Prof. Hand, who was tho promoter
of the contest, manipulated the whole
business and the prizes were awarded as
he Directed in the interest of Mr.. Hand
Ration Reporter.
After an illness of four months, Mrs
Elmer 0. Lutz passed away at S:05 last
evening as peacefully and sweetly as al
infant falling asleep on its mother
breast. Her husband, father, mother
brothers, sister--the entire family, excep
a half brother in Nebraska and half-sis
ter in Missouri-surrounded the bedside
during the last sad moments. Eta Aller
was born on the 9Th day of October, 1868
and was therefore in her eth year. Sh,
was graduated from the Las Vegas acad
emy on the 9Th day of June, 1887, and OF
the same day Of the same month, eli
years afterward, or June 8, 1898, was LEI
to the altar, n happy and handsome bride
by Elmer o. Lntz, the husband 80 bitterl.
bcresved.-Las Vegas Optic.