Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-10

family to Santa Fe, where he has been
transferred by the a., T. & S. F. Railroad
company. We understand this transfer
was made at his own request that his
children might be afforded better school
facilities. -Cerrillos Rustler.
Deputy Sheriff Ned Gold, who has been
at San Pedro for eleven days. looking
after the Goodman stock of'general mer-
chandise, seized on attachment of Man
dell Bros, of Albuquerque, is again in
Santa Fe. MIR. Gold reports that the
goods have been moved to Cerrillos and
will be held there awaiting further or
ders from Judge Collier. Goodman's in
terest in the New Mexico mine has also
been attached.
News comes from Trustworthy sources
that Messrs. Thomas Fl. Lowthian and his
partners in the Lone Star mine will GER
tainly put up reduction plant at Bland
in the early spring. Henry Wood, Off
ciating as superintendent, is driving de-
velopment work on the Lone Star with a
view to opening up as much stopping
ground as possible.
Perfecto j. Gonzales died yesterday
m morning, aged about fl years. The de-
ceased was we'll known as a good man
generally, and WAS for long time a
teacher in the city public schools. His
father, mother, wife and three children,
have the heartfelt sympathy of many
friends. The funeral will take place from
the cathedral tomorrow morning.
The st. Valentines ball, to take place
at the Palace hotel on Friday night under
the auspices of the Catholic ladies,
promises to be highly enjoyable affair
and huge social success. The admis-
sions are limited to $50, number which
the hall will comfortably accommodate,
and ticket costing So admits gentle
man and lady to both the dance and sup
per.
Hon. l.. B. Prince has received an invi-
tation from the mayor and over fifty of
the leading citizens IF Socorr0, asking
him to deliver lecture in that city on
Wednesday evening, on the 'Silver Dues.
ton" To meet this request he will go
south tonight, and will also speak on the
sub jeot at Kelly tomorrow night.
Mr.. Yardman, the skillful mill-wright
and mining man, now resident in this
citv, for score of years has stuck to a
certain group of mines adjoining the
famous Basic mine at Silver Cliff, Colo.
and he has now been informed through
his Chicago attorneys that tina property
referred to has been sold to an English
and Boston syndicate. The terms OIL
exact figures are withheld for the present
but it is understood on good authority
that it ranks up in the thousands.
American Health Resorts, handsome
periodical printed at Chicago, reprints {
column article id its December issu,
from Director Hersey's New Mexico
weather service bulletin. Many eastern
medical journals are also just now quot
ing extensively from DR.. Crosson's con
tribution to the governors report. Coco
results ought to come this summer from
this wide publicity of facts bearing OF
New Mexico's climatic advantages.
Another delightful affair was the enter
tainment at st. Francis hall on Saturda,
night, everything on the program beinl
performed in manner that great,
pleased the large audience assembled
The musical selection by Prof. Davil'
and Mrs. Noceda was one Of the best tina
Santa Feans have had the pleasure o
listening to. A fancy dress ball is booke.
for next Saturday night.