Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-30
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

dent of Las Cruces, died on Monday night.
The case of the Territory vs.. Serafin
Baca will be heard before Judge Smith
next Saturday. Examiner.
Miss Matte Cronin came near drown
ing at Las Vegas. She was carried thirty
feet down the Gallinas current.
Fruit and vegetable crops on the MINI
bres are good this year III spite of the
damage by frosts and dry weather.
j. d. Bryan, ex-register of the land Of
fee, will resume the practice of law at
Las Cruces, and has fitted up an Office
in the Dessauer building.
Ed Quickel and Ben Rothe have pur-
chased the Heiger cafe at Albuquerque
from Frank M. Jones. Mr.. Jones will re-
locate in Santa Fe.
Jose Gracia Otero and Miguel Trujillc,
the former confessing the crime and i'm
plicating the latter, are having preimi
nary hearing at Mora for the murder o.
the Montoya woman.
Anastacio Lobato and Guadalupe Ca
ballero were arrested at Las Vegas on the
charge of stealing, from Margarito Ro
nero, some cattle which were grazing up
the canon from Mr.. Romero's resort.
Anastaclo Lobato was placed under
$500 bond for stealing cattle, and the
bond Of Guadalupe Caballero was fixed
at $500 over at Las Vegas. The boy i'm
plicated was dismissed by Jusice D. G. de
Baca, with reprimand.
W. G. Urton reports that during the
roundup now in progress, within period
of twelve days the Cass Land & Catt'e
company branded 1880 calves. He adds
that thsre will be q larger percentages of
calves this year than for any year since
1885.
Henry s. Bradley and Miss A. A. Fran
cis were married on Monday last in AL
buquerque by the Rev. Father Mandelari,
pastor Immaculate Conception church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley left Tuesday morn
ing for their future home at Fort Grant,
A. T., where Mr.. Bradley is employed as
government telegraph operator.
Col. Geo. Hutchison, who is agent for a
big company who desire location for
sanitarium here, to be donated, has been
down at the Romeroville ranch to-day
looking at some land whnh, if satisfac-
tory, it is understood, will be donated by
Mr.. o. A. Crandall, the owner OF the
ranch.-Las Vegas Examintr.
Col. Goss, the polished instructor of
Goes military institute, informs the Al
buquerqus Citizen that he has every
reason 30 believe that his school will be
more largely attended the coming year
than for the last few years, if the number
of applications received are anything
upon which to base an opinion.
jerome Martin is in Rincon from Iona
Parda to-day. He told of shooting
there Saturday. Jesus Garcia shot four
times at Mexican woman, two of the
bullets taking effect, one in the face and
the other in the small Of the back. The
woman is in precarious condition. Gar
cia was arrested and had hearing before
Miguel Silva, a Justice of the peace.
Jealousy was the cause of the deed.-Rin-
con Weekly.
Oscar s. Knauss, general agent for New
Mexico of the National Ore & Reduction
company of St. Louis, received word
from the company that the forty-ton
smelter for the Liberal Mining & Smelt-
lug company, at Red River City, would be
bbs 1IOulS bHo SJUu lueus
This is good news for that promising
camp and will be the making of it. After
this plant is in operation look for big
results Ration Reporter.
The Las Cruces land Office has given
official notice that the approved plats of
the survey of I. Is W., r. Is W., and Of the
unsurveyed portion OF t. II g., r. / W., of
the New Mexico principal meridian, have
been received at that office from the Of
fee of the United States ssurveyor-general
and that the said plats of the survey of
said townships will be filed in this Office
on August 16, 1896, and that on and after
said date, filings and entries will be re-
ceived of lands embraced IN said town
ships.
The management of the New Mexico
asylum for the insane, located near Las
Vegas, could not have been placed in bet
ter hands. The board Of regents, com.
posed Of Judge E. V. Long, Don Lorenzo
Lopez, Carl w. Wildenstein, Don Benigno
Romero, OF Las Vegas, and Frank 8. Cros-
son, of Ration, have been indefatigable
workers for the success of the institution,
they serving without compensation and
devoting much time to the onerous and
exacting duties Incumbent upon them in
the positions they so acceptably fill.-Las
Vegas Optic.
Condensed Testimony.
Nhoo y HOod RrOker md MnunfnC.