Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-27
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

occupied by Rev. G. A. Fulcher and
family, was burned on Thursday night.
The foundation stones for the ladies
public drinking fountain at Las Vegas
are on the ground, ready to be put in
place.
A goldbug newspaper in Las Vegas
would be as much out of place as a news.
paper of the Days Doings stripe would
have been in Jerusalem on August "a, A.
d. LAS Vegas Optic.
W. G. Whitescarver has sold the La
Belle Supply 90. store to F. E. Dunlavy,
of Trinidad. Mr.. Dunlavy will stock up
the store with full line of goods and
keep large stock at all times.
Isaac H. Hughes, the new principal of
the public schools, was married last Sun
day, the ed inst, and is expected to
arrive from Auburn, Logan county, KY,
with his bride, this week.-Silver City In
dependent.
By a private letter received yesterday
we learn that Hon. W. s. Hopewel, of
Hillsboro, is the proud father of a bounc-
ing boy, but we regret to add that the
mother is said to be in very critical
condition.-Albuquerque Democrat.
John W. Poe now has the largest and
best artesian we'll in the valley. His we'll
flowed about forty gallons to the minute,
not enough for irrigating his yard. He
employed Fox to dig it deeper and in less
than half day from the time the ma
chine was started the water was increased
to fully 800 gallons.-Roswell Record.
Devore V. Dudley, section foreman at
Cerrillos, who attempted to kill his wife
last Wednesday evening, waived examina-
ton before Judge Wooster this morning
and was bound over to await the action
of the grand jury in the sum of $500,
with George W. Bell and William Mona
han as sureties in that amount.-Las We
gas Optic.
Pietro Caddio, the tailor and repairer,
will lead Miss Lucinda Jacobs to the by
meneal altar on Saturday evening. Ig-
nacio Rimbert will soon take unto him
young lady whose name has slipped the
reporters memory. Juan Ortega will wed
Miss Heralda Baca at the west side parish
church this evening. The couple will be
attended on the floor by Dr.. L. Herman
dez and wife.-Las Vegas Optic.
Quite good deal of comment has been
going around on account of the releasing
Of Guadalupe Caballero from the county
jail. A we'll recognized and identified
cattle thief, and man who has caused
the ruin of many of our good citizens
ought not to be free at all and stock men
ought to get together and see that due
protection be afforded to their interests
and not have such scoundrels at large
Las Vegas Examiner.
AS military post Fl. Stanton has
ceased to exist. The last load of goods
has been forwarded and the last re-
naming soldier took his departure Mon
day. Lieut.. Wright, with his men, 60 to
Fl. Huachuachua, A. T., and Lieut.. Black
and his squad 60 to Fl. Bayard, this ter
ritory. This old post was established in
1867, and has been source of grent
benefit, not only in military sense, but
has been instrumental in financial way
in bringing thousands of dollars to the
farmers and business men of this section.
Lincoln News.
James Hay Paxton and Il. Fl. Catlett,
jr., of Charlottesville, Va, arrived in the
city yesterday morning. Randolph w.
Tinsley is shortly expected. s. ".
Southall, who has been in Albuquerque
for the past two months, and the fore
going gentlemen are all graduates
from the unworthy of Virginia and old
friends. Profs. Paxton and Tinsley will
teach in the university of New Mexico,
while Messrs. Catlett and Southall will
form copartnership for the practice of
law in this city.-Albuquerque Democrat.
W. B. Hubbard, assignee for H. H. Ho-
sick q Co., who failed the other day in
Chicago, in letter to the manager of
the Albuquerque house, w. A. skinner,
says: II feel sure that will be able TO
make satisfactory settlement with our
creditors in Albuquerque in the course of
a few days. do not want those sheep
sacrificed If it can be avoided. 1 will
wire you as soon as know definitely"
Mr.. Hubbard also assures the creditors
here that their accounts will be paid in
full, and that the creditors will get every
dollar coming to them provided the as
sets of the firm are not sacrificed. Mr..
Skinner informed the Citizen that he ex-
poets to be doing business at the old
stand on west Railroad avenue in few
dsys.-Albuquerque Citizen.