Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-28
TERRITORIAL NEWS BUDGET
san Marcial Notes.

san Marcial Notes.
Fl. Furlong has taken up $50 acres c
land in Saw Mill canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hanna and childre
left for the Pecos country recently to b
absent ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Southgate and Mis-
Edna Relyeu of San Marcisl, went to tn
Black Range for an outing last week.
e. s. Shibbs has been promoted t.
foreman in the B. & B. department, vic
j. R. Harlan, now on the Santa Fe-Pa
cifc.
Jas. Ray of Topeka, is the new foreman
at the San Maroial railroad shops, sue
oeeding Mr.. Roebuck, who has returned tt
Topeka.
| Near Socorro the Santa Fe company
will open large gravel pit and raise tht
track in that vicinity above danger point
from high water.
The mill at the Rosedale mine which
has been idle for several months, started
up last Monday for second trial run
R. W. Williams is the engineer.
The Santa Fe people have decided upon
renovatiDg all railroad dwellings in Sar
Narcial needing repairs, and the Harvey
house is included in this list.
G. e. Martin, railroad agent, has re-
signed and has been succeeded by Mr..
Arnold as temporary relief. Mr.. Martin
may engage in business at San Marcial.
Librarian A. j. Richards received the
other day a handsome cigar case valued
at $50. A more carefully kept reading
room is not to be found in the Santa Fe
system than the one at San Marcial.
The San Marcial -four mill is in opera.
tion on week days from 6 a. NJ. to 8 p. M.
and as soon as another miller is secured
it will be in operation l44 hours each
week. During the past week the first Ger
of outside wheat arrived from Anthony.
From this time on shipments will be
rapid.
Albuquerque.
Lawrence Walsh has taken q position
in the Santa Fe-Pacifc shops, and will
become machinist.
On Monday afternoon 12 well known
citizens determined TO send some COM
petent mining man to Alaska to watch
developments and conditions, stake out
claims, and next spring, if conditions
warrant, the other members of the COM
pany can go up to that country and look
after the claims taken for them. In order
to carry out the enterprise each of the IL
men will contribute 500.
On Saturday last Judge Collier granted
a divorce to Mary e. Calbert, releasing
how frop, bor hnohan1 Ion ac r Ha1harf
and allowing her to assume the name she
bore before the marriage, that Of Mrs,
Mary E. Afford. She was also given the
custody of her two minor children. Hon.
Thos. N. Wilkerson acted as special master
in the case.
Las Vegas.
Mr.. j. @. Mckee is now with the Max
well Land Grant company in the capacity
of surveyor, with headquarters at Eliza
BEETHOVEN.
Messrs. G. 7. Seeley and j. V. Key, of
the engineering department of the Santa
Fe, are at Glorieta, where improvements
are in progress.
Judging from the AZ measures taken
for the Otero Guards Monday evening,
the company will be noted for the num-
ber of large men in its ranks.
Mr.. j. Minium, who has been connected
with several large wool firms in the terri
tory during the past Is years, has gone
into the wool business for himself.
Manuel Gonzales has brought suit
against Celso Baca and Cresenciano Baca
to set aside the sale of property under
foreclosure of mortgage, alleging fraud.
Foreclosure proceedings under a mort
gage have been begun against A. R. Quin-
ley aud W. G.. enjamin by Alex. Levy
and A. A. Jones, on the bar fixtures in the
Opera house saloon.
Mr.. j. Fl. Hunter has gone to Eliza
bethtown, where he will explain the
cyanide process of treating ores to the
miners and convince them of its superior
ity over all others for saving gold.
While firing an anvil in celebration OF
the feast of st. James on Monday, at
Mora, Batice Lacroix met with serious
accident. A ten-pound can of powder
was exploded by flying sparks, badly
burning Lacroix' hands and arms and
putting out both his eyes. Lacroix is
under indictment for murder committed
25 years ago, and at the last term of court
in Mora, Judge Smith raked up the old
indictment, but the case was continued,
as none OF the witnesses were where they
could be gotten.
Eddy County.
Beets in the Pecos valley are growing
rapidly, and specimens weighing two
pounds each have been sent to the fac.
tory at Eddy for analysis, showing IL per
cent sugar.
Mr.. Charles Patrick Mccarthy, chief
engineer at the sugar factory, and Miss
Cora Neal, were married in the parlors of
the Windsor hotel, Eddy, last Wednesday
evening. Father Kempher performing
the ceremony.
A large delegation of people from
Seven Rivers visited Eddy recently
for the purpose of testifying as to the
facts In the "mcck" marriages of j. E.
Handy and Allie Champion, and Thomas
Nelson and Charlotte Cook. 1t is thought
Judge Hamilton will issue an order
dissolving the marriages at the October
term of court.
Grant County.
Deming has been treated to numerous
shower baths the past week.
The discovery of an old shaft which
had been hidden In the years that have
passed, on claim in the Csrrizo min.
ing district, now worked by the Golden
Gross Mining company, has created con-
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