Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-06
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

The Eddy Current reports quail plenti-
full in the lower Pecos valley.
Conductors Oder and Stevenson left
Las Vegas for the Cochit mining district
Saturday evening, at which place they are
interested in several good gold claims.
The antelope season opened yesterday
and several of our hunters are cleaning
up their guns and gathering up their
blankets and utensils, preparatory to
wasting lot of powder aud lead on these
wild goats Roswell Record.
Guadalupe Caballero, who pleaded
guilty to murder in the second degree,
for participation in the hanging of Pa.
tricio Macs to the river bridge at Las
Vegas, and subsequently, released on his
own recognizance, awaiting the sentence
of court, has again been committed to
Jail, by order of Judge Thomas Smith.
The grand lodge of Free and Acce pied
Masons of New Mexico met at the Masonic
temple to-day at II a. m. with the follow.
ing officers: DR.. j. H. Wroth, grand mas
ter; John P. McMurray, deputy grand
master; @. D. Stevens, grand senior war.
den; J. W. Poe, grand junior warden; F.
H. Kent, grand treasurer; A. A. Keen
grand secretary; E. h. Harlow, grand leo
turer; Rev. Geo. Selby, grand chaplain
E. E. Day, grand senior deacon; r. L. M
Ross, grand junior deacon; Arthur Boyle
grand marshal; Dr.. John s. Wood, grand
sword-bearer; Fred Rohr, grand senior
steward; j. Smith Lee, grand junior
steward; E. F. Mcclure, grand tiler.-Las
Vegas Optic.
The territorial board of pharmacy is in
session in this city to-day with W. O. Per.
terrified, Silver City; B. Ruppe, Albuquer.
que; A. j. Fischer, Santa Fe, and E. G.
MurpheY, Las Vegas, in attendance. Con
siderable routine business is being trans
acted and number of applicants are to
be examined tomorrow, among whom are
DR.. Cassel, of Deming, and George Kirby
of Santa Fe. The records show that some
practicing pharmacists in the territory
have not had their certificates renewed
this past year, as the law requires, and art
therefore liable to the penalty imposed
by law. LAS Vegas Optic.
j. W. Turner, of Evart, Michigan, ar
rived the first of the week with log head
of as fine rams as any one could expect
to see anywhere. The lot consists o.
forty two Shropshires, thirty-four Ram
boulettes, fifteen Oxfords, twelve Dor
sets and three Cotswolds. The Dorsett
and thirty-six of the Shropshires WERE
bought upon an order from Ell Captain
company and have been sent to the
ranch. The others, can be seen on the
lots at R. s. Hamilton's place, on MAR
street. These are all first class sheep
are thoroughbred and excellent speci
mens.-Roswell Record.
Following is list of the members O
the Las Vegas military band who left fo
Denver this morning, and also a partia
list of citizens who accompanied them t,
the feast of Mountain and Plain: j.
: Hand, jr., director; Carl Groeschner
clarinet; Robert Kasper and Bert Wean
solo cornet; Ed Lewis, first cornet; VIII
Schultz, second cornet; Jas. Cook, sol,
alto; Eugene McElroy, first alto; A. a. An
Choir and Guy Gat,hel, second alto; Jual
Ortega, third alto; Fred Schultz, frs
tenor; John Stewart and Phillip Cook
slide trombones; John Critics, BIB. base
VIM. Woods, baratone; George Labadie
tuba; Bert Adams, snare drum; Howar
Brumegem, bass drum, says the La
, Vegas Optic. About thirty Las vegan
accompanied the band.