Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-15
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1896.

aboard stock train in charge of stock
ell route east Wednesday, fell from the
train near Chapelle and received a blow
which caused concession of the brain. He
was brought to the hospital in this city
and the Optic is advised this afternoon
that the injured man can not possibly re-
cover. 1t ia supposed that he started to
walk back to the caboose from the front
part of the train and by an unexpected
motion in the train lost his balance and
fell to the ground.-Optio.
Col. W. G. Marmon came in from La
guna last night. He said at O'Clock last
evening a short distance west of Laguua
station light engine ran into an old IT,
dian, killing him instantly. He was
thrown about fifteen feet from the track.
He was walking along the track with
some wood on his shoulder, and being
deaf, did not hear the engine approach.
The engineer did not know anything had
happened until he discovered portion
of the wood that had lodged on the cow
Acknowledgements Citizen.
The bids for the masonry of the addi-
tion which J. F. Luths will build to the
store-room nav upiod by O. Bachechi
4 Go. were opened at the Office of Archi-
tect Cristy yesterday afternoon, and we're
as follows: B. Berardinelii, $1,09l; G..
Grande, $l,190; Frank Fracarolli and h.
@ Maurino, 81, PA each; l.. Azario, ST.
239 The work was awarded to Mr.. Ber-
ardinelll, who will commence work at
once. Architect Crlsty states that the
superstructure will be ready some time
next week.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Last night, at about O'clock, Miss
Maria Romero, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Andreas Romero, died at the residence Of
her parents on Gold avenue, after long
illness from lung trouble. Her funeral
will take place from the Church of I'm
maculate Conception, this city, Wednes-
day morning at 3 O'Clock, services being
conducted by Father Mandalari, and
burial in Santa Barbara cemetery under
the auspices of Undertaken Strong. Miss
Romero was 10 years II months old to-
day, and was considered one of the most
popular and sociable young Spanish
ladies in the city. She attended the
Sisters academy for number of years
and was to have graduated last June, but
sickness prevented her. - Albuquerque
Citizen.
Mrs. Mayme E. Marble still has her
family residence at No. 1776 Race street,
Denver. Walter, jr., is employed in the
Gulf railroad Office, while the other three
children attend the Wyman school here.
Mrs. Marble was nominated for state su-
perintendent of public instruction by the
Republicans but was elbowed off the
ticket by fusion with the Democrats,
Notwithstanding the fact that she re-
ceived the largest majority Of any candi-
date before the convention. It is under
stood that she can have the nomination
two years hence, provided she be not
nominated and elected city clerk in the
spring.-R. A.. Kistler in Las Vegas OPP
tic.
Judge S. B. Mcbride, manager of the
Mangas Mining company, reports an i'm
portant development in the property of
that company in the Mangas valley. At
a depth Of about seventy-fve feet, while
drifting on two and one.half feet of the
rich silver ore in the vein, which is 80
soft as to be taken out with a pick,
copper stained streak on the hanging
wall attracted attention, which. upon be-
ing cut into, disclosed q vein of fifteen
inches hard, finty quartz, assays from
which run l415 per cent copper and
forty-three ounces silver per ton, with
trace of gold. This strike adds greatly
to the value of the mine and was an
agreeable surprise to the manager, as
it is the first ore taken from the mine
carrying a percentage of copper.
Judge Mcbride exhibits to his friends,
with pardonable pride, at the Broadway
hotel, fine specimen of ore from the
new find.-Silyer City Enterprise.