Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-06-12
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Prof. T. d. A. Cockerell has moved to
Mesil!a and ia occupying the Mrs. Martin
residence.
John Mclaughlin was fatally injured
Monday in the Starkvlle mines by being
caught between moving car and the
wall of the mine.
Wednesday noon at the home of this
BRIDES parents in Socorro, Eldridge
Booth, OF Albuquerque, and Miss Essie
Leicham were joined in the holy bonds
of wedlock.
R. H. Waugh and Miss Cora B. Weldner
were joined in marriage at Springer,
Wednesday at noon, by Rev. G. L. Bovard.
The happy couple will make their home
at Clinton, A. T.
Hon. Frank Springer, president; Hon.
Frank Manzanares, DR.. Cunningham and
O. L. Houghton, directors of the Max
we'll grant company, we're here the latter
part of last week transacting business as
such officers. They all reside at Las We
gas.-Raton Range.
A slight change occurs in the manage
ment of the News this week, W. j. Thomp-
son retiring from and Jno. A. Haley, as
suming the position occupied by him.
The firm hitherto known as Norman &
Thorn pson is dissolved and will In future
read, Norman q Haley.-Lincoln News.
Mr.. Paltz, United States mineral sur
veyor, of Las Cruces, and H. Niles, the
we'll known mining expert, of Black
mountain gold district, are in the city.
Mr.. Niles has just made successful mill
run of the rich ore of the Maud s and
says that the recent developments in the
district are extremely encouraging.-El
Paso Times.
The Silver City Eagle says that the
place and date for the emocratic con-
vention to nominate delegate to con.
gress will be fixed at the meeting of the
territorial committee which will take
place an hour before the Las Vegas con-
vention meets. The probabilities are
that the choice will lie between Silver
City and Albuq uerque.
The Browns have decided to provide
suitable accommodations for spectators
at ball games and have contracted for the
erection of substantial grand stand,
with seating capacity of 500, within a
few feet of the diamond. This ia big
undertaking and shows that the Browns
still have friends who are willing to help
them out and anxious that Albuquerque
should retain her prestige as the best
base ball town in the southwest. The ex
pense of bringing the Ell Paso team to
this city is more than 5000. Considering
this the admission price, IS cents, is very
reasonable and should result in large
attendance. Albuquerque Democrat.
A dispatch from Los Lunas, dated June
II, says: Sheriff Luna arrived with Col.
Juan Miguel de Lacerda at 1l:3O this
morning. Lacerda was put under $l0,-
600 bond. He would have been lynched
at fatigue had 1t not been for the sher-
if. Regarding the Brazilian count, Col.
Juan Miguel de Lacerda, who "shot up"
the little town of Tajique, which resulted
in the subsequent shooting and killing of
Loujimio Lopez, and the capture Of him
self and Noverto Chavez, Sheriff Luna
considers the Brazilian CRAZY on the sub
| iect of finding hidden treasures and mar
rying the BOW daughter, whom he (the
count) claims to have letters from giving
him encouragement of her love and his
efforts to marry her. Mr.. Luna can not
believe that the people Of fatigue would
| do the Brazilian or Chavez bodily harm.