Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-22
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

A. McGee had the misfortune to frac-
ture the bone in his leg day before yester-
at Rociada, by heavy stone rolling upon
it.
Mrs. M. s. Dudley, who was wounded
on Wednesday evening at Las Vegas by
her husband, ia suffering great pain as
consequence.
Senator Money, of Mississippi, is to
speak at the opera house in Las Vegas
on Monday night of next week on the
silver question.
Jose Padilla, the old gentleman con-
fined in the San Miguel county Jail under
sentence of death, has received pension
check from the government.
In the case of E. L. Foster, receiver of
the First National bank at Deming and
Silver City, against the Vermejo COM
pany, Moses. E. Dane And others, W. E
Gortner has bean appointed examiner to
take testimony.
People coming from the Red Rivel
region report an abundance of wolves
and that they are killing lots of stock
Wolves are just like the goldbugs in tina
they want everything for themselves. :
Las Vegas Optic.
The city of Albuquerque will have |
curfew ordinance after the next meeting
of the common council down there, ant
it may yet be necessary for East La
Vegas to take step in this direction
Optic.
The Gallup Cleaner says: The presen
management of the Atlantic & Pacif
railroad is retrenchiDg on every hand
We understand that another freight crev
on the second division will soon be takel
off, leaving only four crews to do tn
work.
Lorenzo Lopez and j. M. Martinez, o
Las Vegas, who have been working a
Anton Chico to unearth some treasur
buried there by the Spaniards during tn
Pueblo insurrection, are rumored to hav
struck it, but what or how much can no
be learned, as all connected with the affai
refuse to talk about it.
An order of court in the matter of tn
assignment of Marcy, Geer & MoCarn, NJ
at Ration, dated September Is, 1894, ant
allowing A. A. Jones attorneys fees in tn
sum of $3.50 and Charles Springer 81 ,00'
for services as assignee and 10 por cent o
the gross cash proceeds as such assignee
was filed in the district clerks Office yes
terday. Where has it been all this time
Las Vegas Optic.
This morning, Ed Lavelle, the vel
known railroad grader, called at the Citi
zen Office and stated that he was the vic
tim of "hold up and robbery" last night
His story is as follows: He left home
on south First street, and came up town
At the alley on Railroad avenue, between
Stern's and D. j. Abel's, he got to talking
politics, and pulled out roll of none!
to bet on Mckinley. After the talk HI
wended his way south through the alley
and at the college building, just befor
reaching Lead avenue, two men ap
preached him and commanded, "Hand
upw A pistol was held by tall fellow
over six feet, while fat little fellow
about five feet six inches, went throug
his clothes and took from him $84, fou
$40 greenbaoks and four silver dollars
and his wife's gold watch. After the rob
: berry MIR. Lavelle continued on home.-
Albuquerque Citizen.
About noon to-day the sad intelligenc
was flashed from New York to this cit
that N. L. Rosenthal had died in that CIT
, this forenoon. Mr.. Rosenthal was take
sick before leaving Europe, where he ha
been in company with his wife and dang
! ter, Miss Lucy, but arrived in New Yor
! safely yesterday. His death was sudde
The direct cause was not stated in Il
telegram. He leaves to mourn his loss
!: faithful and loving wife, three son
Charles, Saul and Will, and three daug
ters, Mrs. Julius Abramowsky, Mrs. Lee
Manko and Miss Lucy Rosenthal, the la
ter and the bereaved wife being with hi
. whom death came. Charles Rosenthal ar
1 Leon Manko leave on the early mornir
: train tomorrow for Chicago where tn,
: will meet the mother and sister and a
: company the remains to this city to
y interred.-Las Vegas Examiner.
. In relation to the killing of Selva
;. Tiieras canon by the shee pherder Arch
! beque, the Albuquerque Democrat say
;. At IL o'clock the jury, composed
: Edward Dodd, John Borradaile, E.
: Pearson, Edward Cooper, Charles Go
= and Edward McGuier, retired and at
O'Clock reported that they we're unable
,. agree on a verdict and were discharge
u Il appears three OF the jurors we're
favor of including but one OF the defen
}, ants, while the other three thought bo
10 men were responsible for the killing.
III hung Jury at an inquest is an unusual o
!. currence. The preliminary hearing v
now be proceeded with.