Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-22
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
Albuquerque.

Miss lrma SchuSter has returned from
a visit with relatives in Holbrook, A. T.
Major Maynadier, who was stationed
at this city eight years ago as a paymas-
ter in the United States army, died II
few days ago in the east.
In the divorce suit of Maria Mason de
Garcia VS.. Florencio Garcia, the plaintiff
has obtained decree pro confesso, and
the cause was heard by Judge Crum-
packer today.
Ester Armiio Gonzales has filed a suit
in the District court praying for div
Orce from her husband, COnradO Con
zales. She also asks for the custody of
two minor children.
Hon. Sol. Luna arrived in this city
Wednesday night from Los Angeles,
where he accompanied his wife on a
western trip. Mrs. Luna is now at San
ia Barbara, where she will remain until
September.
Frank Pynchon, Il brakeman on the
Santa Fe-Pacific between Gallup and
Wnslow, was brought to the hospital
An amputation will be made at the
ankle.
Special Officer Frank Harris, of the
Santa Fe railway, is in the city from Las
Cruces, where he arrested Pat Powers,
section foreman at Selden, and Riez
Rivas, a laborer on the track, charged
with defrauding the railroad company.
1t seems that Rivas received two checks
for his work on two different sections
and under two separate names. In
checking up the payroll the roadmaster
discovered the fraud. The men will
have hearing before Justice Lopez at
Las Cruces on July 25.
George Shade and his wife are resi-
dents of this city, coming here in March
from Fort Madison, La. For two or
three days past they have been making
the welkin ring with their quarrels and
battles, on one occasion the wife throw
ing her better half out Of the house and
nearly finishing his earthly career. 1t
is said that there is a third person, a
man, mixed up in the affair, and City
Marshal Mcmillan, on account of two
little children, is trying to bring about
a reconciliation and settlement of all
troubles between the couple.
Eddy County.
The new bank at Eddy has been To-
Gated in the former qnarteHs of the old
bank.
A large room in the Tansill block at
Eddy has been leased by Clyde Emerson
who proposes to utilize it as an opera
house.
DR.. George NJ. Monroe, a resident Of
Eddy county for six years, left with his
family for Glenmore, Fla, where they
will reside in the future.
Mrs. Sally j. Emerson, wife of DR..
Emerson, pastor of the Baptist church
at Eddy, died last week. The remains
were taken to Liberty, Mo-, for burial.
Eddy prides itself ona good creamery,
ice factory, beet sugar factory, electric
light plant, fine hotel and the greatest
water system on the American contin-
ent.
f. NJ. Moore, of Roswell, has received
the contract for fencing in the right-of-
way of the Pecos Valley & Northeastern
railway for the first 100 miles out of
Amarillo.
Willie, the 14-year old son of Mrs.
Welch, of Black River, was a sufferer
from appendicitis. DR.. Wicher, the at
tending physician, refused to perform
an operation as is usual in such cases,
and under new treatment the boy Is
convalescing.
Walter Stone, son OF Miles Stone, of
Eddy, proved himself brave lad. Re-
ceiving broken leg by his horse falling
on the prairie, the young man bound the
limb with splints cut from a mesquite
bush, then rode five miles to the railway,
tagged train and went to Pecos to re-
ceive medical attention.
Grant County.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. O. Dimmick, of Pinos
Altos, are rejoicing in the possession of
baby girl.
Mary Q. Archuleta and King Holstein
We're married at Mimbres by Justice
Charles Dennis.
The report that there is small pox in
the family of John M. Fritter, at Silver
City, is pronounced canard by friends.
The sports of Silver City enjoyed a
cooking main one evening last week,
uCOVCCh hiUuvuCAHuV duO koiNCl SiuS
birds.
The block of ground in Silver City
just east Of Professor Lights residence,
has been bought by L. c. Parker, who
will erect residences on the property to
rent.
President C. l.. Herrick, of the Uni
versity of New Mexico, who contemplat-
ed delivering lecture at Silver City,
will have to forego that pleasure owing
to illness.
The affairs OF the busted banks at Sill
yer City and Deming are now In the
hands of the comptroller of the treasury
at Washington. There is some talk
OF petitioning the comptroller to hurry
the matter OF final settlement with the
depositors.
Las Vegas
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Perea and son
A. e. Perea, are in the city from Ber
nalillo, visiting relatives.
A force of ltnemen are in the city
stringing an extra wire for the SAINTS
Fe Railroad Company between La Junts
and Albuquerque.