Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-10
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ing the wedding of Eugenio Romero and
Miss Amelia Rogensberg, of Cleveland,
N. M, to take place on the 21st inst.
Dona Silviana B. de Montoya died yes
terday morning at her home in Pena
Blanca. She was the sister of Don Amado
aud Marcos G. de Baca, of Albuquerque.
Judge Collier and District Attorney
Wilkerson, of Albuq uerque, have declined
to sign the petition asking the governor
to commute the death sentence of Dioni-
clio Sandoval to life imprisonment in the
penitsntiary.
DIR. W. B. Gibson, of Topeka, Kas., died
at the Santa Fe hospital in Las Vegas, N.
M, at GAO Sunday evening of comrlica-
tion of intestinal troubles of several years
standing. Mrs. Gibson was with her hus-
band at the time of his death.
In the absence of Mrs. M. j. Borden,
who, with her children, is in Gallup for a
few day before going to southern Cali
fornia, her position as president of the
New Mexico Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be filled by the CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. M. P. Stamm, of
Albuquerque.
Albuquerque will hold a carnival of
sports under the auspices of the Terrific
rial fair association, beginning October
IL. 1t will consist of horse racing, bi.
cycle and base ball tournaments, and
many other athletic sports. There will
also be competitive band playing, and
prize shooting tournament.
The defendants in the following terri
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await the action of the grand Jury, from
Judge d. G. de Baca's court, in precinct
&c: Juan Lobato, assault to murder; Ma
nuel Martinez, larceny; Anastacio Lobato,
larceny; Manuel Martinez, assault to mur-
der.-Las Vegas Optic.
Hon. W. B. Childers and Col. John W.
Schofeld, sound money Democrats who
attended the National Democratic con-
vention at indianapolis, as delegates
from New Mexico, returned to the city
this morning, accompanied by Col. A. W.
Harris, the we'll known Republican poll
tician of southern New Mexico.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Alfred Grunsfeld, James Grunsfeld
and Ivan Grunsfeld was, on the 31st day
of August, A. D. 1896, dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. James Grunsfeld retiring.
Alfred Grunsfeld and Ivan Grunsfeld will
continue the wholesale business under
the firm name of Grunsfeld Brothers.
Quite number of bets have been made
In this town on the result of the presi-
Dental election. While the wagers are
small, should the election 60 overwhelm-
nat 10
would change hands. The wagers are of
such character that If the election is
close they would about even up. Bets are
freely offered that Bryan will carry Kan
sas, but as yet there have been no takers.
San Juan Index.
There was tremendous rain storm in
this county last Friday afternoon. The
bitches were damaged to the extent of
thousands of dollars. There will be no
water in the town ditch for several weeks
as the shareholders have decided to con-
struct Aume ninety feet in length near
Will McCoy's place. The big bitches
heading near Largo and the Griffin ditch
near Flora Vista were also badly damaged.
San Juan Index.
DR.. R. A. Williams, who came here
from Olathe, Kas., a few weeks ago for
his health, likes New Mexico go we'll that
he has become interested in mining. He
visited Las Cruces few days ago and
took drive out to the Organ mountains,
where he purchased share in silver
mine. He returned to the city on Sun
day night, and yesterday exhibited sam
Piles of ore from the mine he is interest
ed in, which shows wire silver. The doc.
tor left last night for Las Vegas.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Judge 8. E. Booth is in the city for
few days from Elzabethtown and gave
this office pleasant call this morning.
He says that the mining district up that
way has passed the uncertain and expert
mental stage and is now producing gold.
New locations are being made daily and
a number of capitalists from Pueblo and
Cripple Greek are in there with view of
making large investments. A weekly pa
per has been established at Elizabeth
town and will issue its first number on
September 12.-Las Vegas Optic.
Attorney B. s. Rodey, who has been re-
tained to defend Fritz Brink and Epifanio
Archibeque, in confinement for the kill
ing OF lgnaclo oelVa, IL leaVlnK no meats
untried to effect the release of his clients
from custody. On Tuesday he filed in the
district court at Albuquerque a petition
for writ of habeas corpus on their be-
half, the object of the writ being to re-
view the proceedings of the court of the
justice of the peace, in order to admit the
defendants to bail. The writ was ordered
issued by the court and was made return
able at 10 O'Clock this morning.