Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-08-19
1t will we'll repay tba citizen to hear
Senator Moneys address tonight.
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

E. L. Medler has been appointed re-
ceiver of the Davenport Cattle company,
vice w. A. Skinner, resigned.
There are fifty.eight patients at the
Las Vegas institution for the insane,
thirty-six males and twenty-five females.
News reaches Las Vegas that Geo. B.
Beringer, of the katon Reporter, wants to
wager his plant, good will and the Office
towel against $1,000 on the election of
Bryan.
The First National bank, of Las Vegas,
and the San Miguel bank, have each en-
tered suit against the city of East Las
Vegas, in the sum of $4,000, due on SER
tificates of indebtedness.
O. E. Conway, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Eddy, will retire from that
institution September to take position
in Silver City. Mr.. Conway has been in
Eddy six years with the bank, two years
of which he was cashier.
Col. Ernest A. Grunsfeld, postmaster
of this city, left last Saturday night for
Manitou, Colo, where he will remain for
short time, and from there he goes to
Chicago. The Citizen, short time ago,
announced the marriage of Mr.. Grunsfeld
to Miss Tessie Nusbaum, which happy
event will come off shortly. Before his
departure for Colorado, it is understood
that the colonel leased the Ernest Meyers
residence located on north Second street.
Albuquerque Citizen.
The Eddy Atheneum, an organization
to promote athletics, was organized in
Eddy last week and elected the following
officers: President, A. 3. Goetz; vice
president, W. H. Holabird; secretary, E.
j. Churchill; treasurer, W. L. McEwan;
board of governors, A. G. Campbell, W. A.
Miller, Frank HincheY, John Franklin,
Geo. Woodall. The membership is sixty,
with 5000 in the treasury, which will be
used in equipping agymnasium. Allwho
desire may join on payment of initiation
dues of $3.50.
The I. o. o. F. lodge recently organized
in Eddy is proving one of the most
popular social organizations in this terri
tory. Its success is almost unprece.
dented, having at present thirty. seven
active and regular members. For lodge
instituted only six weeks in town Of the
size of Eddy its number is something oi
which to be proud. The active organ
izers are among our most respected and
influential business men. They consti
tute large share of the intelligence and
solid financial strength of the town. The
lodge meets every week on Friday even
inRs. The noble Grand is W. W. Ogle
| vice grand A. A. Bearup, and George
Duncan secretary. The meeting plac'
for the present is the library of the higf
school building, and its meetings arr
open to all visiting brethren in goot
standing. Eddy Current.
Following the announcement of th'
failure Of Henry M. Hosick, the big WOO
4 merchant Of Chicago, with branch hous'
in Albuq attachments were at ono
issued to be served against the sheep o
the said Hosick, numbering between
6OOO and 1000. located at and nea
Buffalo springs ranch about fifty mile
east of Albuquerque. w. A. Skinner
manager Of the local wool house; ]. R
Armijo and e. L. Medler, the new receiv
, or, had the attachments issued, aggrsgat
ing several thousand dollars. 1hes
pspers we're placed in the hands Of SheI
, ID Hubbell, who sent Deputy Sheriff
Chss. Hubbell and Chas. Springer out &
: Buffalo springs to serve. the papers. Th
failure Of Mr.. Hosick will undoubtedly
close the Albuquerque house, although a
present Mr.. Skinner 10 10 charge.