Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-16
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

lures in California.
Business north of Ration has increased
to such an extent that thirty brakemen
and firemen have been put into the serv-
ice.
The Whitney company has just COM
pleted the work of putting in hot air
furnace in the residence OF the Hon. W.
B. Childers. at Albuquerque.
The new stamp mill at Rosedale will be
put in operation next week. The result
is looked forward to with considerable
interest by all claim owners in the dis
trict.
The remains of the late Israel King
were disinterred last Sunday and taken
to Cleveland, Ohio, whore they will be
placed in the family vault, says the Dem
ing Headlight.
There are five teachers and thirty
seven pupils at the Presbyterian mission
school just north of Albuquerque. The
school is under the supervision of Rev.
James A. Menaul.
Thirteen car loads of cattle passed
through Albuquerque yesterday morning
from Ell Paso to Kansas City, shipped by
7. e. Peters, who will handle 10000 to
$4,000 during the season.
The Zieger ranch OF 800 acres and fine
adobe house we're bought in at the recent
sale by Mrs. Bessie Lesquereux, who held
a lien on the property. Amount paid,
$4,000. O0.--Albuqusrqu Democrat.
The Baptist church, which is one of the
newest and incest religious editices in
Albuq uerque, will soon be completed, the
trustees of the church having made ar
rangements to secure handsome carpet.
The Separ gang are again in evidence,
this time at Huaci 1ca station forty miles
northeast from Tombstone, A. T. They
held up Huachua las Saturday. Truly
these fellows seem to be ubiquitous, says
the Deming Headlight.
Juan de Jesus Armenia died on Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at his home in
Los Griegos aud was buried yesterday at
a. m. He was rs years of age, born
and raised in Los Griegos and left
family of eight children.
Mrs. Fannie Wright, of Albuquerque,
addressed the Methodist congregation at
San Marcial last Sunday morning In the
interest of rescue mission work. The
ladies of San Marcial became sufficiently
interested in the noble cause to form q
circle.
Truthfully remarks the Democrat: The
fame of Albuquerque as winter resort
is widely known and the city is fast filling
mp with tourists and health seekers. 1t
is estimated there were 1000 people at
t.acted here last winter on account of the
climate.
The funeral of Joe Hodgson, at Ration
yesterday, was conceded to be the larg-
est ever seen in that city. The floral
tribute given by the B. of L. E. was the
most elaborate ever bestowed by a west
ern divlsion.-Las Vegas Optic.
The American flag, which is being
beaten to shreds on the public school
building at Las Vegas, should either be
taken down or properly attached to the
mast. 1t is wrong to disgrace "Old
Glory" by such neglact, s--.-..--4--...-.
Mrs. John Brockman left on this
mornings train for Eos Angeles, Cei
where she will permanently reside, while
Mr.. Brockman will attend to his extern
sive mining interests in Arizona and New
Mexico. Mr.. Brockman accompanied
Mrs. Brockman, says the Silver City En-.
terprise.
The federal authorities of Denver have
been notified of the arrest of New Mexi.
can mail carrier by the name of MAJ
ziro Lobato, for robbing registered let
ters. He was taken to Clayton and con-
L.. - Hlo ,bor
to Garcia, N. M.
The annual church celebration IN hon
or of San Marcial was under way in
the old town of San Marcial on Friday.
Several visiting Catholic priests we're IN
attendance. Thursday evening the ves-
per services drew large gathering, and
yesterday high mass was celebrated at
10 a. m.
Some fellows travelling by wagon
southwark camped in San Marcial for
day or two. When they left it was dis
covered that several stables had been en-
tered and feed, harness and blankets ab-
stracted. Deputy Sheriff Dan Walker
rounded them up at Paraje and recov-
cred portion of the plunder. No ar
rests.
Word received from the mesa, on Sat-
urday afternoon, gave the information
that W. L. Trimble was stuck in sand in
the Tijeras canon arroyo. Mr.. Trimble
left Albuquerque the other day with the
milling machinery for the Milagros Gold
Mining company, having the contract to
haul same to the company's mines out in
He'll canon.
The unusual spectacle of woman
beastly intoxicated was witnessed on
Lead avenue early last evening. The po.
lice arrested her and her screams and
shrieks could be heard for mile. She
occupied cell at the city Jail for awhile
when she was turned over to her husband
who took her home in cab.-Albuquer.
que Democrat.
The persistency with which the numer-
ous hordss of beggars ply their profes.
sion in San Marcial has suggested to a
few of our citizens scheme to purchase
shovels, hoes, etc, to be used by these
fellows in the streets after graduation
into the local chain gang. It is plainly
apparent that not until radical measures
are taken will relief come to the town.
A. A. Gamble brought to the Times Of
foe this week a very fine specimen of the
Ben Davis apple which was grown on the
Arlington place. Pennington. The appls
is placed on exhibition at this Office as q
competitor for the prize offered by the
Times for the largest and most perfect
apple brought in during the next thirty
days. Times.
One Of the prettiest weddings Of the
present generation occurred last Wednes-
day evening at the beautiful homo Of
Judge Seaman Field, of this city, when
his youngest daughter, Miss Nellie, and
Walter n. Quincy, assistant cashier OF
the Bank of Dsming, we're Joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony, by Rev. N. w.
Hankemeyer, pastor of the Congrega.
tional church Of this city. The cere.
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