Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-17
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

quarGO form, ls DeauGy.
Politicians will please bear in mind
that San Marcial has a hall with seating
capacity for 500 people, says the Bee.
III. Wllkie, of Mogollon, who will be
in charge of the construction of the stamp
mill at Rosedale, arrived in San Marcial
on Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs.
Wilkie.
The First National bank, of Las Vegas,
has filed suit to foreclose mortgage on
property of the Electric Light and Mill
ing company, of Las Vegas, in the sum CT
1896.
Charles Ilfeld has brought suit over at
Las Vegas against Henry Houcke to fore
close mortgage which was given to Sc
cure three promissory notes, the sum of
which is $5,029, given in 1887.
The two story building owned by 7. P.
Robinson, at Gallup, burned about 1890
on Saturday morning. The house was
being repaired aud WAS vacant, and was
undoubtedly set on fire.
j. J. Alsop came in from Puerto de
Luna where he has been dipping the
Nordhaus and Clancy sheep. He leaves
in few days to dip the Casaus flock of
$4,000 head at that place.-Las Vegas Ex-
aminer.
Receiver Foster, of the closed First Ma
tional banks, of Silver City and Deming,
is preparing schedule of the remaining
assets of his trust, which will be offered
for sale or compromise and it is thought
the affairs will be finally closed by the
first of the coming year.
L. B. Morrow, passed through Silver
City on Monday en- route from Mogollon
to Carlisle, where he goes to accept the
position of assayer for the great mining
company which is developing the vast
resources of that wonderful camp. Mr..
Morrow is thoroughly reliable and COM
petent assayer we'll fitted to fill the posi-
tion.
s. H. Beattie, now of Albuquerque, but
who was principal of the Springfield,
A. T., school last term, has been engaged
to teach the San Marcial school with Miss
Mamie Randall as assistant. Schoct, will
open the middle of September. Contracts
call for six months school term but it
will be extended if finances permit.-San
Marcial Bee.
Wagon Mound is all right. The recent
fire seems to have been only the outbreak
of prosperity for our neighbor. One large
business house has been completed near
the Santa Fe tracks. Wilcox is rebuild
ing his hotel, which will be much finer
and more modern structure and there is a
general air of building activity all around
thero.
| The expressed intention of the sheriff
to rigidly enforce the liquor law, regard
ing the sale of liquor to habitual drinkers
and to minors, is very commendable, and
is step in the right direction. Public
notices calling attention to the enforce
ment of the law have been posted in con.
spicuous places.-Las Cruces Republican
Federico Luna, well-known citizen ol
Los Lunas, died suddenly yesterday after
noon. He attended the wedding Of j. j
Ryan and Miss Maria Romero or
Wednesday and the dance Wednesday
night, dancing until about 8 O'Clock the
next morning. Thursday he felt ill, and
on Friday, complaining of his heart, sud
denly died. He was buried at Los Lunas
this acknowledgements Citizen.
Harry M. Hosick, of Chicago, interest
cd in the firm of H. M. Hosick q Co. OF
this city, Wichita, Kas., Des Moines and
and Sioux City, Iowa, made an assign
ment on Friday in Chicago. To what
extent it will effect the business here is
not known. To a Democrat reporter W
A. Skinner, manager of the Albuquerque
business, said last night he had not been
officially informed of the assignment. and
therefore had no information for the
public at present. Harry NJ. Hosick has
mercantile rating of 100000 with the
highest credit, and his EN- mbarrassment will
probably only be temporary.-Albuquer-
que Democrat.
Thursday evening at $50 Mr.. George
Warder and Miss Violet Littrell we're unit
ed in the holy bonds of wedlock. Mist
Violet is the oldest daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Marion Littrell, having been raised
in Colfax county, and one of our mos
accomplished and refined residents, ,
friend to all, pleasant and soclable. Mr.
Warder is the junior member of the firm
of Salazar d Warder, having been brough
up in Mora county, where his people still
reside, obtaining his education at eastern
colleges and casting his lot in Syringe
something over a year ago.-Springe
Stockman.
! James Groenendyke, formerly in tn
ranching business east of the city, write
to James D. May that he is in the Bald
mountain district, at the mining town o
Hematite, which is near Elizabethtown
up in Colfax county. He states in hi
letter that he has examined some of tn
ore from several Of their best and boaste
mines and found that the ore resemble
very much the character Of ore take
| from the Little Plttsburg mine, owne
and operated by the North Canon Mimi
company. Mr.. Groenendyke also state
that the Badly mountain district is frs
class one, and that there are number q
good mines now in development.--Albt
qusrque Citizen.
!. Many days work is lost by sick heat
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