Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-15

The firm of Mcmillan & Co, of Silver
City, has dissolved partnership, II. l..
Dotson retiring from the firm.
Robert Murphy, son of the Central
stage driver, is in the Ladies' hospital at
Silver City suffering with consumption.
b. b. Thayer, of San Francisco. who
is identified with the Hearst gold mines
at PinoS Altos. visited that region last
week.
Mrs. Walter Quincy and child. accom-
panied by Miss Ella Quincy, of Deming.
have gone to Sioux City, Ia, to spend
the summer.
Bronco Bill" and partner, Bill John
son, the Belen train robbers. are hiding
in the Black river country, Apache
county, A. T.
The entire property of the Fl. Cattle
company, consisting of cattle, horses
and ranches located on Bear and Wal
nut creeks, will be sold July /.
a recent test of the railroad stock
yard well at Lordsbnrg showed that it
did not contain water enough to supply
the town and drilling was resumed.
l.. A. Skelly, of Silver City, territorial
grand chancellor of the X. of p. order.
and Fred Michaels are visiting terri
torial lodges in an official capacity.
W. c. Ten Eyck and F. V. Gordon.
Southern Pacific telegraph operators at
Lordsburg, have quit their Jobs and
| gone to California for the purpose of en-
listing in the signal corps destined
for Manila.
j. e. Franklin. who bid for the mail
contract between Lordsburg and Red
Rock, at the rate of $3.50 per annum,
could not find a Sub-contractor who
would take it for less than $3.50 per an
mum. Henry Fuller was awarded the
job.
Sigmund Lindauer has filed two new
suits against John j. Boyd in Silver
City. j. CD. Boyd is named as code
PENDANT. Lindauer prays for Judgment
in the aggregate sum of $4,000 and
costs of suit in the first case. and the
Lindauer Mercantile company asks for
s $500 Judgment. interest at 10 per cent.
attorneys fees and costs of suit.
NoA1d4 Nouuty.
M. w. Mills, of Springer, has gone
east on a visit.
A. Shaw is sowing a large acreage in
grain near Catskill..
Joe Fowler has returned to Catskill
from an eastern trip.
Mrs. j. w. Barrett, of Ration, is visit
ing relatives in Columbus, 0.
E, A. Shultz is building a two story
brick residence in north Ration.
Jose salazar was badly injured by a
falling tree at Catskill last week.
Geo. T. Hare has returned to his
Ration home from Holdredge, Neb.
The railway shop force at Ration is
larger than it has ever been before.
Members of the Holland church will
build a sanitarium at Maxwell City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woody, of Ration,
have a new boy baby at their home.
Rev. Fernando Macs is the new pastor
of the Presbyterian church at Buena
Vista.
Miss Susie Blackwell, of Ration, is
visiting Miss Eugenia Mansur in Trini-
dad.
Miss Annie Jones and Alexander
Thompson were married at Blossburg
last week.
Chaplin Cartwright and wife have re-
turned to their Ration home from an
eastern trip.
G. H. Bryant. of Willard, Mo-, is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Ely, in Ration.
Geo. r. Davey and family have re-
turned to Ration from a tripin Nebraska.
John Briggs, of Newton, Kan, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. John H~ixenbaugh.
in Ration.
Miss Belle Beck, of Ell Moro, Colo,
has applied for the fall term of school
at Maxwell City.
Dan jackson, George Rogers and A.
Whitney comprise the new Maxwell
City school board.
Mrs. W. N. Rains has returned to her
Gallup home from an extended visit
among Ration relatives.
j. H. Chambers and wife, of Atwood.
are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Geo. Gillette, in Ration.
Miss Sallie Burnam, of Pueblo. Colo.
will spend the summer in Ration visiting
Ter brother. A. Z. Burnam.
7. Rody has sold his interest in the j.
R. Givens undertaking establishment att
and will move to Roswell.
Miss Olive Keen Troy has returned to
Ter Ration home from Silver City, where
'hc graduated at the New Mexico Nor
nal school.
Misses Edwina and Laura Dawson,
Who have been attending school in To-
'cka, Kan, returned to their Vermeio
last week for the vacation.
Mrs. Francisco Marquee, of Buena
'ista, has gone to Santa Fe where she
will make her home with the Sisters of
having transferred her prop
rty to them.
L. s. Crosson, &. N. Blackwell and
III. Hobbs have returned to Ration from
tour in the Elizabethtown district.
there they inspected their mining prop
rites.
Deputy Sheriff Croker has brought
lave Collins, charged with the murder
f Barney Clark in Ration some years
go, from Seattle, Wash, and lodged
I'm In the jail at Springer.
At a recent meeting of the Ration
chool board the salaries of teachers
'ere reduced. The superintendent will
receive 500; assistant superintend-
$65; teachers, $55. The old sala-
les were 500, $65 and $50, respectively.
j. II. Rush was elected president of
Ration school board last week, and
Howells, clerk. G. NJ. G. Houck