Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-07-19
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NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Miss Milligan and Miss Reagle, of
Ration, represented New Mexico at the
Boston Christian Endeavor convention.
W. H. Mullane will soon start branch
establishment of the Current at Hager-
man. E. s. Orr will have charge of the
plant.
Albert Lindauer has bought stock of
goods and is going into the general smer-
chandise business at Palomas, across the
! line from Deming.
The Citizen says that Col. Borradaile
| has made arrangements to give the
Democrats "Jesns" prominent place
in the big parade during the fair.
Hon. Walter G. Hadley, one of New
Mexicos most progressive citizens, and
a gentleman of whom Ration is proud to
have interested here, has been in Ration
for the past few days.-Range.
| Judge Hamilton, of Socorro, who re-
Gently returned from the coast, left this
city yesterday to open conrt in Eddy.
He has figured his time in order to get
through so he can attend the opening of
the supreme court on the 29th Instant
Albuquerque Democrat.
petition has been filed with the pro-
bate clerk, charging j. NJ. Padra, coroner
and chief of police, with insulting, using
bad language and a general disturbance,
at the dance given in the Plaza hotel, a
few nights ago. The board of county
commissioners will act upon the matter
on the 22nd instant.
The Roswell base ball team has char
TO io1 oil
purpose of hauling the team, and all
Others, who desire to go to Eddy on Sunday,
July 81, when the Roswell boys will cross
bats with the Eddy regulars in the first
of series of games, for the champion
ship of the Pecos valley Roswell Record.
The new Masonic lodge recently in
stalled at Clayton, Union county, was
officered as follows: DR.. j. C. Slack, w.
NJ; Oin E. Smith, S. W; +. H. McCollum,
j. W.; Joseph S. Holland, treasurer; Louis
A. q. de Baca, secretary: A. Fl. Webb, s.
D.; j. j. Perry, j. D.. I. p. James, tiler.
Hon. W. S. Hopewell, one of the chief
factors in securing the development of
the Hillsboro placers, is at Albuq uerque
accompanied by a Denver expert, who is
making thorough examination of the
Kent d Strickler placer ground and other
gold-carrying cement deposits of the He'll
canon district
The Citizen denies that G. M. Cundiff
had been in Santa Fe to interview Gov.
Thornton regarding allowing the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight to come off on New
Mexican soil, but says Albuquerque has
sent representative to Denver to see
certain parties ahput ,'aginrs the greet
fight pulled off in this territory.
2 The cattle sanitary board found at Las
Animas, Colo, the "burnt" cattle that
were suspected of having been stolen and
driven from this territory. They were
forty five in all, and they were confscated
and sent to Kansas City to be sold. The
money received from the sale will be
turned over to the lawful owner if the
same can be found.
DR.. McLeich, owner of the Sablnal
smelter in Mexico, has just made ar
with the A., T. e. S. f. by
which they will erect large coke sheds at
Deming for the purpose of handling
from $50 to 200 tons of coke per month,
DR.. McLeich freighting to Sabinal after
delivery by the Santa Fe. The sheds will
be put up at once and Santa Fe county
supplies the coke.
The Rio Granle began to wash the
east bank at Selden, fifteen miles below
Rincon, on the night of 11th and by 1:3O
p. m. next day, in spite of the strenuous
efforts, of tie large gang of carpenters
who were hurried to the spot, the section
house, two story structure, was swept
into the river and in few minutes was
torn to pieces; going down the current in
fragments. The river continuing to cut,
the pile-driver was put on, and piles
driven all along the threatened front;
this was supplemented by throwing an
of rocks behind, until the
safety of the track was Judged to be as
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