Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-19

A large number of goats are being
shipped to the northern part of this
territory, where it is claimed they can
be grown cheaper than sheep.
E. A. Rudisill, deputy clerk of Dona
Ana county, came up last night from
Las Cruces with the county election re-
turns, and registered at the Claire. He
returned this afternoon.
Three Sisters of Charity arrived last
evening from Dubuque, Ia, one of them
being an invalid. The latter will re-
main at the s%anitarium while the other
two will return east shortly.
Captain Day has received analytical
returns as to his last sugar beet ship
ment to the Mesilla Park laboratory.
The batch of beets show 1873 per cent
purity, and 21.5 per cen saccharine
matter.
Mrs. Kelly, of Danville, ILL.,, returns
to Chicago shortly, leaving her daugh-
ter at the sanitarium, and Miss Dolly
Trembley goes with her, leaving Mrs.
Trembley here.
The 80 new locomotives ordered some
| time ago by the Santa Fe road have
| been delivered. They are of the con-
| solidation pattern with 21x27 inch cylin-
| ders and are from designs furnished by
| the motive power department of the
| Baltimore & Ohio road.
The Louise Brehaney Ballad and OPP
cratic Company to Santa Fe on
| Friday, December 2, under the man
| agement Of the w. B. T., and the mem
/ bers of the board should receive the
| support of the general public in bring
ing a first class entertainment to the
| city. Full particulars and prices will
be published later.
A New Yorker who is out in this part
of the world says that in the Knicker-
booker state, after an election you hear
no more about it, and people go about
| their regular business affairs, while
down in Texas the row is kept up for
an indefinite time after the votes are
counted
Secretary w. T. Johns, of the Rio
Grande Dam and Irrigation Company,
has returned from Washington, where
he went expecting to hear a decision
from the supreme court on the Ele-
| plant Butte case. Mr.. Johns says the
court will not act until the first OF the
year, but is confident mat the judg-
ments of the lower courts will be sus-
tanned.
l.. H. Buchanan, the well known saw
yer, is moving his mill to White Rock,
where he will erect a store and other
buildings for a settlement there, while
the mill itself will be located 10 miles up
the canon in the timber. Mr.. buchanan
will build an 100 feet bridge across the
Rio Grande. The mill has a capacity
of 100000 feet per day, and it is figured
that there is eight years work ahecd in
that part of the country.
U. S. Marshal c. M. Foraker got in
from Santa Fe last night having in
charge one j. M. Frier alias Bud Moss,
a late %penitentiary convict who agreed
to testify against Chambers in the Den
yer & Gulf train robbery case provided
other indictments pending against him
are not pushed. Frier has served two
years in the penitentiary for completely
in this hold up. He is a native OF
Abilene, TeSas.-Las Vegas Optic.
The complaint of lack of dwellings
is becoming epidemic in the territory.
A wall from Albuquerque is the latest.
| IIox,,,,nu ~, M altman ors AS lam
as men with ready cash can lend it out
at from 12to20 per cent they will not
lock it up in building properties which
do not pay over 8 per cent.
Yesterday, the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, 81 de-
grees, at $3.50 p. M; minimum, 36, at
900 a. m. The mean temperature for
the "a hours was 46 degrees; mean daily
relative humidity, 43 per cent.
A. S. Belcher, the mining man, re-
turned north to Hopewell this morning
over the narrow gauge. He says there
is plenty of mineral up there yielding
copper and free milling gold. All that
the district lacks to make a fine show
ing is capital.
The Rough Riders in this city who
have been having a hard time of it, have
companions in misery in Albuquerque in
Rough Riders, J.. s. Black, Albert
Rogers and Arthur Perry who are sick.
c.. G. Green of Cerrillos, son of the
hotel proprietor at that place, and
brother of the Rough Rider, came up
last night on business and is registered
at the Palace.
j.. R. Hayme, a y. & R. G. tie agent,
was in the city on business and stopped
for his home at Manasa, Colo.
Juan Archuleta and Simon Ortiz, two
section men, came down from Creole
last evening and stopped at the Bon
Ton. They are on their way home in
Las Vegas.
D. & R. G. stock has gone up 2 cents.
and there has been something of a
furry on the stock market in
consequence.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and
Sunday, warmer tonight.
f. c. King, a travelling man from Kan
sas City, is in town for the day and reg
istered ut the Palace.
Mrs. Alfredo Lucero and p. H. Hill
went up to Espanola this morning.
Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program in the plaza
| tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
weather permitting:
M~arch-The Famous Cadet ........W VIM. Ross
Overture-Liying Pictures 80. .......Dalbey
| WaltZ-JOSeNnH 49,. =. ...... nOSus
March-Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-A.... Il. O. Dewitt
lMazurka-- Lorette ......... Keller
The Darkies' Dream ...... ...... L. Lansing
Galop-16 TO .................T H.. Robinson
Poririo Trujillo, the nimble Skinned
gent who skipped out over the peniten-
tiary wall, is now wearing an aggrega-
ton of prison jewelry that is likely to
| discourage him from further attempts
at getting away before his time.