Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-25
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Likam Brothers threshed $4,000 bushels
of oats in Colfax county this fall.
Mayor j. W. Fleming, of Silver City,
following the example of President
Cleveland and Gov. Thornton, has also
issued Thanksgiving day proclamation.
How about that clue to the murderer
or murderers of Dan E. Young in Union
county? We are inclined to think it's all
clue without any Observation-Disclosures
Stockman.
H. M. Porter was in Springer on Mon
day and reported the cattle business
booming. He informed the Stockman
that he has shipped and sold 1900 head
within the last two weeks.
In the matter of the assignment of II.
Goldberg up at Ration, court order has
been issued to Geo. B. Beringer, the as
signee, empowering him to dispose of
the stock of goods at retail, for cash.
Las Vegas Optic.
The Optic reports another case of
school director appointing himself
teacher has occurred out at San lgnac1o,
Celso Jaramillo being the individual so
accused. he having resigned as director
to hold the place that pays.
Several wagons, each propelled by four
burros abreast, came in Friday from Las
Vegas, having been out eleven days.
Each wagon was loaded with from 1000
to 2,3OO pounds of freight. They loaded
with wool for the return trip.-White
Oaks Eagle.
Late yesterday afternoon E.W Dobson,
master in the case, made final report in
the cause of John w. Schofield, receiver,
against s. M. Folsom, showing that after
deducting the proceeds of the sale of
property there is deficit of $27,413, for
which Judgment was rendered.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Angus McGillivray, partner of VIM.
Mcintosh in the sheep industry, has re-
turned to Albuquerque from five
months visit to his old home in Scotland.
John Mcintosh, brother of VIM. Mcln-
tosh, who accompanied Mr.. McGillivray
to Scotland, came back with the latter as
far as La Junta, Colo, and from there
continued on to Denver.
gang of Brazilian gypsies, as dirty a
looking mob as one could find in the
slums of London, are camped near Las
Cruces. They are begging, stealing,
horse trading, or any other means of sub
sisting outside of work. If they don't
vamos POGO tempo of their own accord
a committee may request them to do So
Las Cruces correspondence. Doubtless
this is the same outfit recently encamptd
I at Santa Fe.
The Enterprise says that the mas
querade ball given Friday evening under
the auspices Of the Daughters Of Rehecca,
| !. @. o. F., was the greatest suncess aver
made in Silver City at masquerade.
Fully 400 people were in attendance as
participants and spectators, and all pres
ent had hugely enjoyable time. Many
of the costumes were exceedingly elegant
and attractive.
Hon. VIM. B6fns, deputy internal rev.
enue collector, who recently fell air to
six hundred thousand by the
convenient collapse of his ould grand
father, in the ould dart, was in the city
this week. We applied for quarter mil
lion loan, which was promised as soon as
rates of exchange come down. The stuff
is still in Ireland. William will not pay
exorbitant exchange to bring it over
Silver City Enterprise.
Andrew Wilson, of Mescalero, was in
town Saturday with a load of the finest
apples we have seen this season. They
were of the Bell Flower and Green Pippin
varieties and met with u ready sale. He
now has several tons yet undisposed Of.
He has one of the most productive apple
orchards and vineyards in the territory.
The apples brought here averaged about
twelve inches III circumference and
weighed twelve ounces each. The sue
cess in apple culture attained by Mr..
Wilson at an altitude of close to 1000 feet
shows what the mountain regions of New
Mexico are capable of doing in the pro-
duction of this fruit. White Oaks Eagle.
John Mccullough Havana cigars at
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