Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10

Sheriff Garrett has publicly notified
the sympathizers of Lee and Gilliland
that if they are found aiding these men
in anyway, they will be prosecuted tc
the full extent of the law.
Timber experts estimate that the
timber supply in the S~acramentos will
last $50 years, if sawed up at the rate
of $4,000 feet per day.
Scott N. Morris, of Fresnal, has con
tracted with the FL Paso& Northeastern
road to supply the company with
telegraph poles and pilings, and 100
choppers are now at work In the Sacra-
mentos carrying out the contract. Mr..
Morris has also contracted with the
company for go, 900 ties, and is turning
them out at the rate OF 1000 per day.
Sierra County.
A. Dawson, freighter, was caught by Il
cloud burst recently in Jaralosa creek
and $50 worth of flour belonging to
Keller, Miller & Co.. was washed away.
Alexander Bentley and Adolphus
Reed, OF H~illsboro. are credited with
having caught recently 100 pounds of
trout In creek.
Albuquerque.
President ID. Ii. Robinson, of the st.
Louis & San Francisco railroad, has sent
his personal check for $3.50 to the
Territorial Fair association at Albuquer-
que.
A stranger whose name is a%scertained
to be Seth Fancher has suicided in AL
buquerque. The mans antecedents,
however, are unknown.
The Bernalillo county commissioners
have given the Albuquerque wheel club
permission to improve the local roads.
An attraction at the territorial fair
will be In exhibit of the various kinds of
used by the United States in
the war with Spain.
Bernalillo County.
A. Z. Perea, son of Hon. Pedro Perea,
has gone to Philadelphia where he will
resume his college studies.
Word received at Gallup from Mon
tauk says that Lieutenant Green, of the
Trough Riders" is recovering.
Gregory Page and wife, of Gallup, have
gone to Brantford, Ont, on a visit.
Rev. o. Parker, pastor of the church
of the Holy Spirit at Gallup, has re-
signed and gone to Los Angeles.
The Odd Fellows at Gallup are putting
an elevator into their new building.
Corporal Henry Kirck, of the Rough
Riders" will return to Gallup after
visiting in Kansas.
Mrs. Paul Kelly and family have re-
moved from Gallup to Winslow to re-
side.
l.. s.. Stricken, of Albuquerque, has
gone to Bland to take charge of the as
saying department for the Bland mill
and Lone Star mine.
Sulphur Springs has been given a
p~ostOfice with Chas. L. Spadcr as post
master.
Will Bayless and Miss Belle Clark of
Gallup have just been married.
socorro County.
Elfego Baca will remove to the city of
Chihuahua to practice law.
Certain Socorro people are wont to
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corn fields after dark and removing
them just before daylight. The offend
ers will be arrested.
Fenwick D. Hamilton returns to the
Lexington, Mo. Military Academy, where
he graduates next June.
The School of Mines at Socorro re-
opens next Monday, September IL.
Paul Terry, of Socorro, has removed
to Winslow, A. T., to enter business.
The Socorro public schools open the
first Monday in October.
The Harvey house pet bear at San
Marcial got on a tear recently and near
ly killed Miss Blanche Eastman, who
fed him. The bear has been shot.
The county commissioners have made
q tax levy for the cattle indemnity fund
of two mills on the dollar, for 1898.
Guano recently discovered and
shipped to California from Lava, has
been pronounced an excellent fertilizer
by coast authorities.
Grant County.
Mexicans and Americans will celebrate
at Deming the 18th anniversary of Mex
lean independence on the 18th and 10th
insts.
The directors Of the Silver City Reduc-
tion Company elected j. B. Risque, pres
ident; B. B. Thayer, vice president; l..
Fl. Bartlett, secretary.
M. M. Lynch, formerly foreman of the
Alhambra Mining Company, but of late
a resident of Darlington, Wis, will re-