Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-12
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Fred E. Price died at Iona Parda on
November 6, leaving a widow and child
Frank Casino, of Mora, was day before
yesterday found guilty of bigamy at Las
Vegas, but sentence has not yet been
passed.
A. A. Grant, owner of the buquerque
Democrat, took the early morning train
yesterday morning for San Francisco,
stopping over at Los Angeles en- route.
VIM. G. McAfee, sheriff elect, went to
Denver last Sunday, accompanied by his
eldest daughter, who will be placed under
treatment of a noted physician.-Silve
City Enterprise.
Charley Campbell sold his ranch the
past week to Mr.. Russell, young
Scotchman, who is much impressed with
the future of this valley. Consideration,
$4,000 -Riucon Weekly,
The Kansas City Gold company has
purchased three valuable gold claims in
Crow Greek in the Hopewell district from
Mr.. Tyson and expects to push work on
the same as soon as spring opens up.
Papers have been served on Juan D.
Martinez and J. L. Lopez by the authori.
ties of Bernalillo county as bondsmen for
the Brazilian who created not little ex-
citement in these parts some time ago.
Las Vegas Examiner.
Ex-Gov. Ritch arrived in the city last
Monday to attend the dedication of the
normal school, he being member of the
board of regents. Last night one of the
lodges of this city gave him a most en-
joyable reception. City Eagle.
The Mexican minister has informed the
secretary of state that American cattlemen
will be permitted to cross into Mexico in
rounding up their herds under the same
conditions as are applied TO Mexican
cattlemen by the United States custom
officers.
Engineer W. s. Bennett writes from
Cripple Creek, Colo., to know if divorce
Mas been granted to his wife Elizabeth E.
Bennett and he has been answered in the
affirm ative, q decree having been filed in
the clerks Office some time ago, says the
Las Vegas Examiner.
Fred Harvey, the man who has grown
rich in the operation of the A., T. & s. F.
eating houses and dining cars, will, on
January l, 1897, succeed the Railway News
company as dispenser of literature, pea
nuts, etc, on all Santa Fe passenger trains.
The Railway News company has held the
contract for several years.
Mariana Salazar, of the Optic compos.
ing room, will be excused from any and
all typographical errors that he may make
to-day, as the glad news came from Santa
Fe this morning that he Is the father of q
bouncing new boy, and his mind would
where the little fellow is snugly wrapped
in fannels.-Las Vegas Optic.
Vol. !, No. l of the Normal Quarterly
appeared in this city yesterday. The
Quarterly is small paper edited by Prof.
Light in the interests of the normal
school and education. The editorial part
of the paper shows mastery hand has
control of ii and as to neatness and
workmanship we will let kind readers
Judge as it was printed at this office
Silver City Eagle.
w. W. Allen, formerly in charge Of the
Santa Fe railway coal mines, now super
intendent of the Pueblo, Oolo., Smelling
q Refining company, reached this city
yesterday morning and during the day
drove out to the Milagros mines in He'll
canon with W. L. Trimble. Mr.. Allen is
the principal owner of the Milagros group
Of mines, and with Mr.. Hum phrey, the
manager, will leave tomorrow morning
for the mines to locate the site for the
machinery. Mr.. Humphrey says: 1.-THE
erection Of the Milagros mill will proceed
steadily from now until com mpleted and in
operation" n."-Albuquerque Citizen.
Fifty Witnesses for the prosecution and
twelve for the defense we're summoned to
appear at the trial Of Edward Trout at
the district court, which began yesterday.
The prisoner pleaded not guilty to the
charge of numbering the Japanese girl,
Kihu Honda. The attorneys for the de-
fense then moved for continuance of
the case on the ground that the present
petit Jury is not legal jury, claiming
that Judge Collier discharged half of the
Jury without warrant of law and substi-
tuted other names to fill vacancies. The
point was argued on both sides aud
Judge Collier overruled the motion and
the case will be proceeded with at 10
O'Clock this morning. = Albuquerque
Democrat.