Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-12
THE SUPREME COURT.
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

The Snake and Richmond mines at
Hillsboro will disburse about $1,000
among their leasers this week.
Don Carlos Gabaldon, county collector
Of San Miguel county, SOLD, delivered and
shipped 1000 head of sheep.
7. G. Johns has leased the Old Abe
stamp mill at White Oaks and will mill
product of North Homestake mine.
A IS nugget of gold was found in the
Handel d Carpenter mine, near the s. L.
G. ranch, the other day says the Hillsboro
Advocate.
Beginning with the first of the year
Rev. Edward s. Cross, of the Silver City
Episcopal church, will officiate at Deming
once or twice month.
Mrs. Israel King, who was quite ill for
several weeks in Mexico, came up on Sun
days train and is now at the ladies' hos
pital in Silver City, where she will receive
every attention.
Marcos G. de Baca aud Zenon Sandoval,
met in front of the court house, old town
of Albuquerque, late Saturday afternoon,
and engaged in regular fist fight. From
all accounts Mr.. Baca won his spurs by
landing several blows on his antagonist,
who failed to strike baok. Politics was
the cause of the encounter says the Citi-
zen.
The new road from Mogollon to Silver
City via the Confidence mine has been
completed. The first stage, loaded with
passengers, came over the road Tuesday.
The new road is much easier one to haul
over than the old road. The distance by
the new route is seven or eight miles
shorter than the former route.-Silver
City Enterprise.
Major J. W. Green, marshal of Gallup,
recently accompanied Miss Rafelita de
Barela to Albuquerque from Gallup. Miss
Barela is tho daughter of David Barela,
who is patient at the Atlantic d Pacific
hospital, and who has lain in almost a
comasose condition since he was hit over
the head with an az on the night of Sep
tember 26.
A few days ago mention was made of
the dead body of man being found at
or near El Rito station on the Atlantic
& Pacific, and called upon the officials of
Valencia county to investigate. Sheriff
Luna took up the case, reported the facts
to District Attorney Wilksrson, and these
two gentlemen will at once look into the
case. Murder is suspected, and the off,
GERS have their eyes on Suspicious
character.
Major E. A. Grunsfeld, of this city, and
Miss Tessie Neusbsum, were Joined in
marriage at Chicago ON the 9Th, and it
was pleasant marriage affair. The hap
pY couple are now on their honeymoon,
visiting the principal cities of Colorado,
and after visiting the Pacific coast and
southern California cities they will return
to Albuquerque, expecting to be here to
receive friends by November 1O.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Tuesday afternoon of last week j. P.
Hansen, who lives on the Henry Nelson
place, one mile and half east of Springer,
had his house entered by thieves and
nearly all his personal effects taken, in
cluding clothing, private papers, gun,
dishes, eatables and number of other
articles. Mr.. Hansen had been at one of
the neiRhbors and on his return found
out the house had been ransacked with
the above result. There is yet no clew as
to the parties or their whereabouts; but
we understand parties are suspected and
something may yet be developed with
the aid of search warrant.-Springer
Stockman.
Thursday afternoon, near the hour of 1,
W. H. Sutherlin, an old and highly re.
spected resident of Colfax county, living
about four miles west of Springer, was
accidently killed abont one mile west of
L. - IL
was probably frightened and he fell from
the buggy, being either kicked or stepped
on or struck stone in the road, bursting
blood vessel in the top of his head. s.
Hoersheim and d. A. Clouther, through
field glass from the front of II. M. Por.
ter's store saw the deceased lying on the
ground, and at once left for the scene Of
the sad accident and on arriving found
that life had passed away.-Springer
Stockman.