Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-11
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

j. N. Broyles is seriously figuring on
an electric light plat i San Marcial.
Jas. R. Gillespie and Ella j. Baccus
were united in marriage at Springer on
last Thursday;
Hugh England, of Panil Park, and Miss
Ida Chase, of Cimarron, were married at
Springer last week.
The Rio Grande Republican moved
into new and more commodious Office
the first of the year.
Miss Lorena Striugfellow and Charles
W. Greene, jr., we're united in marriage
at Eddy on last Tuesday evening.
1t is reported that David Aragon and a
! boy of the same name are dead near An
ton Chico, from exposure in recent
| storm.
Deputy Sheriff E. E. Banners family,
who have been living in Texas, have
Joined him at Las Cruces, and they are
for the present living with Sheriff p. f.
Garrett.
Snow commenced falling Tuesday and
continued until last night, reaching a
depth of sixteen inohes, the weather
clearing without extreme cold or wind
La Belle Cresset.
car load of machinery arrived at
Springer last week for the Ajax company
at Elizabethtown, but it will probably be
several days before the roads will permit
of its removal there.
Col. Marcus Brunswick won the pool
on the presidential election, he coming
within two votes of naming the number
of electoral votes Mckinley will get in
the college, says the Optic.
petition for the removal of the East
Las Vegas postofiice to the Masonic tenn
pie is being circulated about town and
numerously signed; also, remonstrance
against the change of location.
Men working on the Hoosier Boy re-
port that property looking exceedingly
we'll. There is fourteen inches of sui
phide ore in the bottom of the shaft that
will go from 800 to 400 ounces silver to
the ton.-Black Range.
At Brentwood, Texas, December 81,
1896, Prof. Sidney M. Wharton, of White
Oaks, N. NJ, was married to Miss Addie B.
Hicks, daughter of Vim. Hicks, of Brown
wood. The families of bride and groom
have been intimate friends for many
years.-White Oaks Eagle.
George Curry having resigned as dep
uty clerk of the court at Roswell, Humph-
rey B. Hamilton, jr. will take the posi-
tion. and make his home at Roswell. Mr..
Hamilton has been in school, at LexiDg-
ton, Mo-, for two years last past and
comes home to take this position at the
hands of VIM. Driscoll, clerk of the 9Th
district.
Capt. Kempton returned Monday from
the San Antonio end of the mail line.
While at the railroad he met Deputy Mar
shall Loomis and was informed that the
gang of stage robbers lately infestiug
this region is new in the vicinity of the
White Oaks line and liable to commit
another robbery at any time. Officers
are on the lookout 5-as
Hon. Thos. A, Finical, one of the sena-
tors-elect from this county to the next
legislature, returned from his visit to the
City of Mexico last night He left his
Ohio relatives in that city, and states
that they would make trip over the
Mexican railway to Vera Cruz before re-
turning to the United States. s.--Albuquer
que Citizen.
The Albuquerque Commercial club in.
dorsed j. E, SAINTS irrigation enterprise
but could not meet the demands Of the
prof electors of the Electric street railway.
memorial to congress asking that pub
lie lands in New Mexico be made avail
able for school purposes was adopted and
the secretary was instructed to request
the Endorsement and co operation of COM
mercial and educational bodies through
out the territory and forward the me-
mortal to our delegate in congress.
In the district court at Albuquerque, B.
S. Rodey ct al, trustees, with Hannah
Harris and A. W. Harris, her husband, file
suit against Herman Bernstein and Rachel
Bernstein, his wife, Sofre Alexander, the
Albuq querque Real Estate & Improvement
com pany and A. W. Cleland, jr., for the
foreclosure of mortgages on certain real
estate in the city. The Girard house is
one of the pieces of property involved in
the suit and the total amount of money
involved will reach $4,000 or more.
A shortage of wheat has forced the San
Marcial flour mill to reduce it's operating
time from twenty-four honrs per day.
Mr.. Broyles states that he will not per-
NIT this to occur next season, for he will
buy every pound of grain grown within
100 mills, even if he has to build another
storehouse. A car of corn was received
from Kansas and car of wheat from
Hatch. Also car of wood and one of
coal. Two cars of Rheat are on their way
from Hatch and car of corn from Kan
sas.-San Marcial Bee.
Horace Kingsbury, the owner of some
of the best gold and silver mines in the
southwest, the Great Republic group at
Grafton and U. s. Treasury group in this
district, was down from Grafton the early
part of this week. Mr.. X. expressed sur
prise at the vast improved condition of
Chloride since his preceding visit to the
metropolis of the Black Range country
that has continuous mineral belt eighty
miles in length and from FIVE to twelve
miles in width. Mr.. Kingsbury reports
the mine owners in his district all at
work in quiet way piling up ore on the
dumps of their mines. They have their
eve on the Chloride smelter.--The Black
Range.
The Graphic mine and smelter at Kel-
ly is steady producer and while Its
product does not run up into money as
fast as gold or silver mine, it gets out
twelve car loads of bullion every month,
that average twenty tons to the car, and
it's freight bills to the Santa Fe Railroad
company are larger than those OF any
other gold, silver or lead mine in New
Mexico, and it's pay roll is second to
none in the territory. The truth is that
the work given by the management of
the Graphic mine and smelling works
has been Godsend to the people of this
county daring the past year.-Socorro
Chieftain.
Gallup dispach, dated Saturday, says: