Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-07
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Hudson and Louis Hoffman, of Dem
ing, have been discharged because of &
cutting down of the force by Collector
Dillon. This leaves only two riders to
guard the frontier.
According TO all reports, the Huller
j. w. Young concession for a railroad
south from Deming to Guerrero, Mexico
has been cancelled; in fact it has passed
into the hands Of the Corralitos road,
leaving Deming out in the cold.
A team was struck by a Santa Fe
train near the Silver City Reduction
Works the other day, and smashed, the
driver named Austin and the horses
barely escaped with their lives. How
ever, this report should be taken with
much salt.
Sierra County.
Professor August Mayer, of Hillsboro,
will teach the Kingston school for the
ensuing term.
Harry Kendall, of the Rough Rid
ers" from Hillsboro, will spend the win
ter in New York City.
Oliver Lee and James Gilliland are
reported west of Engle in the Black
Range, well armed and mounted.
A Lake valley sheep herder has killed
himself by eating green peaches. He
was rolled in a sheet and buried where
he died.
Chaves County.
One hundred more men are needed on
the Roswell railroad extension.
The Pecos Valley railroad telegraph
line has been extended to Canon City.
Private Marion Camp. Troop G.,
"Rough Riders" has returned to Ros-
well with fever.
The Pecos Valley railroad extension
promises to be finished through to
Amarillo by December Is.
BernaNllo County.
Bland is to have a $3.50 town jail.
Joseph Bibo, of BernalillO, says the
local alfalfa yield will considerably eX-
coed that of last season.
Dona Ana County.
Fine white marble deposits have been
uncovered in La Luz anon.
Alamogordo brick is driving the in
ferior Ell Paso brick out of the market.
Alamogordo people are making prep
arations for an unusually creditable
showing at the Territorial fair.
Ten men were arrested recently with
Is head of alleged Struggled horses and
taken to Ell Pas0 by the United States
customs officers.
The fall term of the District court has
opened at Las Cruces. Among the i'm
portant cases to come up will be that OF
the STEMS Pass robbers.
The Sacramento Chief claims that a
local stockman closed a newly discovered
artesian well lest its publication should
range.
Las Cruces public school contracts
with teachers run for only three months,
but with $1,145 in the treasury, six
months schooling is predicted anyway
for this year.
The eastern capitalists whom C.. b.
Eddy took up into the Sacramento noun
tains have returned much pleased with
the country now being opened up by the
Ell Paso & Northeastern Railroad Com
pany. They will interest themselves in
a business way over there, and ut Ala
mogordo will erect a fine business block.
Mr.. Eddy and his able lieutenant, w. A.
Hawkins have done wonders for south
lot mora
r,o NJ :.
j., tne Maa''h La '.oan n nouilns, mn q,
. LaS t. .u. mas poon iuiiI'ns uay anu
,Ish' lol eue PasI ye"s, an94'h ClaC Clme
wheat into tlour. and could have oround
that much more. Mr. Lohman saws
that wheat raising ia TAKING the Mace NJ
alfalfa in the MesilIa valley and II r.
only n matter If a short time wban II
viii be the PRINCIPAL Gro raised in hat
fertile part of New. Mexico.
sooorro countv.
Five DAVIS now corstitntn , woek,s
work ut the San Marciai railroad shons,
n..-..-.n
crease in monntain lions and consn.
oucnt decrease in colts
g.. -
nah malc,aa y ss'rrea up ovef . new
criminal neglect Of Alhnnnerone an.
thorities.
M. NJ, uo.. $3.50 n
nv Nem MeAlco synou ol inc res
zorro. Rev. !. !. GiIchrist n%roachinr the
opening sermon.
Tho son Anton;o-w,,.o o.ls o,.o t.
reported held IN the other NIGHT hy
three men who rot away with the mail
bags. No further particulars at pres