Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-04-28
ALBUQ UERQUE ITEMS.

ALBUQUERQUE ITEMS.
Colonel Donovan has struck rich vein
of copper in his mine in Coyote canon,
southeast of the city.
Burglars visited the residence of A. B.
Reading Sunday night, thoroughly ran
sacking the premises and carrying away
number of small household articles. No
money was found.
0. N. Marron, District court clerk and
alderman of the Third ward, who took In
the fiesta at Los Angeles, returned home
last night and was at his duties at the
court house this morning. &C. Meehan,
who accompanied Mr.. Msrron, is expect.
ed on his return tonight, having stopped
over for day at San Bernardino.
The Wedding of Hermangildo Chavez
and Miss Clara Abeytia occurred in the
Old Town church Monday morning at 7
O'Clock In the presence of large number
of friends and relatives. feast was
spread at the residence of the brides
father all day, being superseded at night
by ball in Orchestrion hall, which was
unusually we'll attended.
Miss Tessie Call of Santa Fe, who has
been on visit to friends in Ell Paso and
San Marcial, came in from the south Mon
day night and registered at Sturges'
European. While at San Marcial, Miss
Jessie was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
few days, stopping with Mrs. Frazer on
the Highlands, after which she will re-
turn to Santa Fe, where she is favorably
known as first-class school teacher.
ooLFAx COUNTY.
The carpenters and builders of Eliza
bethtown are kept busy erecting new resi-
dences and business houses.
Il is rumored in Elizabethtown that
Captain Thatcher has sold the Hidden
Treasure mine to New York capitalists
for $4,000.
Ration needs an assay Office, so says the
Reporter. Every day shipments of ore
aremade from that place to Denver, Pu-
eblo and other cities for assay purposes.
The road between Elizabethtown and
Red River is in good condition, and the
new stage line recently put on by W. O.
Whitescarves is in running order, max
ing daily trips between the two towns.
UNION COUNTY.
The 101 Cattle company is driving $50
steers across the country to ranch near
Liberal, Kas.
A. G.. Boyce, manager of the Syndicate
Cattle company, has sold 5000 steers to
Kansas feeders, and is now delivering
them.
Thos. Garduno of Clayton, was found
guilty OF adultery at the recent term of
the U. s. court in Las Vegas, and SEN
tenced to five months in the peniten-
tiary.
Robert Miller, while cleaning and fill
ing an irrigation reservoir on his ranch
on the Cienega, opened spring from
which the water shoots up three or four
feet above the ground. lucky find.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
District court will remain in session
probably two weeks longer. No court
will be held in Socorro in May, and this
change makes it possible to hold longer
term in Lincoln county.
The grand jury returned 23 indictments
and might have found more bills, but, as
the Lincoln News wisely remarks, Sind
ing bill and securing q conviction are
two different propositions"
cHAvEs COUNTY.
Roswell is figuring on the cost of a
rousing Fourth of July celebration.
On Wednesday OF last week, at Roswell,
Elder Kellems baptized the following |
persons: Mrs. II. W. Hamilton, Misses
Mae and Willie Meeks, Jennie Danner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grunert and Willy Parker.
Receiver Faulkner and party, of the
Pecos Valley road, are making trip of
inspection over the extension survey from
Roswell to Wsshburn. While no particu-
lar importance is attached to this prelim
mary work, yet the people in the valley
feel very much encouraged over the pros.
poets for the building Of the railroad.
GRANT COUNTY.
Capt. I. q. Tuthill, former resident of
Grant county, died at his home near Los
Angeles, CAL, q few days ago, death re-
sulting from heart disease.
The cattlemen In the vicinity Of George.
town are rejoicing over the advance in
prices for all kinds of stock, and sell off
market animals rapidly. Last week one
herd Of 1000 head was driven to Deming
for shipment.
The Silver City minstrels will entertain
the people of that town on Thursday
evening, May 8. An elaborate program
Is preparing and . good entertainment
assured. The proceeds will be used in
purchasing instruments for brass band.
The Confidence mill at Graham has been
temporarily closed down in order that
necessary repairs may be made to some
Of its machinery. The large engine, which
has been in active service since the build
ing Of tho mill, has become worn and will