Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-18
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

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Maximiliano Gsiego was acquitted q
the charge of murder at Socorro on Sal
urday.
There was no election at Gold Hill
Monday and Judge Cortez Sharp vii
hold over.
Rev. 8. L. Barker, while out hunting
near Beulah the other day, treed and killed
a lynx that weighed forty-fve pounds
says the Optic.
Don: H. Kedzie, editor of the Lords
burg Liberal, was defeated for justice of
the peace for his precinct; likewise Fred
Anderson, of the Rincon Weekly.
Judge j. r. Dougiue, of Chicago, re-
Gently passed through New Mexico for
Congress, A. T., near which place he will
inspect a 100000 mining property.
Mrs. Apodaca, of Albuquerque, whose
husband died few months ago, has
placed her two boys under the care OF
Col. Goss. The boys will enter the colo.
ne's military institute at once.
Burglars went into Dunnigan Bros
store Wednesday night and helped them
selves to what they wanted, which was
mostly in the line of mems clothing.
Thev escaped with their Doodle and no
trace has been found of them.-Lords-
burg Liberal.
C.B. Reynolds, of Raymond, Neb., the
sheen man who had the misfortune to
lose about $500 of the fleecy fellows in
the wreck, Wednesday evening, arrived in
the city last evening, and is now hot on
the trail of the Santa Fe claim agent
Las Vegas Examiner.
Joseph Whitfield Sullivan, the 1O.year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Sullivan,
died at Bland on Sunday afternoon last
The child died of peritonitis contracted
from taking a severe cold, after period
of sickness covering some six days.
There will be farewell in the nature of
a reception, rendered by his many gen
tleman friends exclusively, to VIM. E.
Gortner, on the eve of his departure for
the east. It is said he will not return
alone and when closely questioned the
iovial "Billy" did not deny that such was
the case. Bon voyage.-Las Vegas
Optic.
p, E. Harroun, in charge of the civil
engineering work for tn. Western Home.
stead Irrigation company, out on the Rio
Pueroo, reports at Albuq uerqne that
there has been more rain and snow in the
Rio Puerco valley the pasttwo weeks than
has ever been known heretofore in that
valley, and that the stockmen thereabouts
will fnd exceedingly good grazing in the
spring.
Conductor Riohley, in charge of the
flyers on the Santa Fe between this city
and La Junta, stated this morning that
he left La Junta on No. 3 with lib pas
sengers. and on reaching Albuquerque
yesterday turned over to the A. g. P. l06
passengers for California points. The
Friday flyers from the east are pretty
heavily loaded with passengers. s.--Albu.
querque Citizen.
The recent snow which has laid on the
ground for some time, has compelled
nearly ali stockmen to feed. Especially
in the matter OF sheep has much incon-
venience been caused. The Valdez boys,
west of Springer, had their sheep caught
in the storm several miles from home and
J. NJ. Valdez was compelled to haul feed
about six miles through deep snow to his
large herd which had been showed in at
the foot Of the mesa west of Springer.
All the boys, who are successful sheep
men, will be pleased to see the range
again cleared of snow. In many other
instances have stockmen experienced
much inconvenience from the storm
Springer Stockman.