Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-21
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The territorial bureau of immigration
is called to meet at Santa Fe, January IL.
Send to your friend back in the states
a copy of the New MEx1oAN's illustrated
immigration edition.
us. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight and Tuesday;
stationary temperature.
The Santa Fe board of trade will hold
a special meeting on Wednesday evening
at o'clock for the consideration of i'm.
portant business.
It is we'll understood now that Alex Fl.
Allen is to be chief deputy under Sheriff
elect Kinsell. The selection does credit
to the good sense of Mr.. Kinsell.
The language of the act Of congress re-
lating to the Coler-Brice bonds will bear
a great deal of serious study on the part
of Santa Fe taxpayers.
Jim Longwill, formerly of Santa Fe, is
right in it down at Ell Paso. He has just
been chosen vice-president of the Rio
Grande Land & Irrigation company which
has some big projects under way south
of the Pass city.
Mr.. VIM. Berger received by to-day's
mail commission from Gen. L. j. Clark
son, commander-ln.ch of the Grand
Army of the Republic, appointing him
assistant spector-general, G. A. R.,
upon the staff of the oomman der n-chief
with the rank of colonel. Therefore it is
now Col. Berger, if you please.
Many of the friends of Walter V. Hayt,
formerly of Santa Fe, will be pleased to
learn of his success in life. He lives in
Chicago with his family. He has just re-
ceived the appointment of chief deputy
recorder of Cook county, position pay
ing about $4,000, the term of his appoint
ment being for four years. Mr.. Berger
met him while in Chicago recently and
says Mr.. Hayt is in excellent health.
Every subscriber to the NEW MEXICAN
received on Saturday copy of our i'm
mense illustrated special edition. Those
persons who have contracts for extra
copies will be served as quickly as pos
sible, within day or two at most. 1t is
no small task to handle an edition Of this
magnitude, the folding and FASTING alone
requiring the services of dozen extra
employees in our bindery department..
Civil Engineer P. E. Harroun came in
from the Rio Puerco yesterday and took
the evening train for Santa Fe. He said
it would take his twelve assistants anoth.
er month to complete the survey, when
the work of construction would begin.
Mr.. Harroun is candidate for the terri
torial surveyor-generalship and his
friends will make hard pull for him.
Albuquerque Dem ocrat.
Eluterio Leyba. of Pena Blanca, under
ten years sentence for the killing Of Da-
vid De la 0, was taken from the Santa
Fe county Jail yesterday and escorted to
Albuquerque by Deputy Sheriff Elias
Armijo. There he will be formally turn
ed over to Sheriff Hubbell by his bonds
men, Messra M. s. and Fred Armijo. I'm
der the order of the court he must be de-
livered to Supt. Bergman at the peni.
Tertiary on January 4.
Capt. Rafael Ortiz y Chavez, of Union
county, is in the city on visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Benz M. Read. Capt. Ortiz is &C.
companied by Miss Seferino Arag ,daugh-
ter of Don Luciano Aragon, also of Union
county, and niece of Hon. Felix Martinez.
Miss Aragon will on the 18th of next
month be led to the matrimonial altar by
Mrs. Reads brother, Emilio, the recently
elected probate clerk of Mora county.
The wedding will take place at Mora.