Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-12
A1am DOd1 and family of las Cruces,

Adam Dodd and family, of Las Cruces,
are at Denver to spend the summer.
Mrs. A. C. Tyson, of Las Cruces, left
for New York for the heated term.
Mrs. l.. Hostetter and children, of
Las Cruces, are visiting relatives in
Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burt, of Las
Cruces, are rejoicing in the possession of
a new baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Curran, of Las
Cruces, are in Washington City on a
pleasure trip.
II. Kimberlain's interest in the livery
stable at La Luz has been bought by his
partner, Mr.. Stuart.
Editor Carlton Bull. of the Indepen-
dent Democrat at Las Cruces, has gone
to San Francisco on a vacation.
Alamogordo has received ten carloads
of brick which will be used in the build
ing of a sawmill and business blocks.
Melcaria Barela. an insane woman at
La Luz, has been taken to Las Cruces by
Deputy Sheriff John Meadows.
The anniversary of the death of PreSi-
dent Juarez, of Mexico, will be remem-
bered in a betitting manner on July Is,
at Las Cruces.
DR.. Snodgrass has returned to his
home in Tennessee after Il pleasant visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Daugherty, at
Las Cruces.
Solomon Garcia, who left Las Cruces
to begin the publication of a Spanish
newspaper at Trinidad, expects to get
the first number of the paper out on
July 20.
Doctor j. V. Cowan, of Las Cruces, is
at Toronto, Cam, attending the i%nterna-
tional meeting of railway surgeons.
Mrs. Cowan accompanied him.
E. w. Brown, formerly Il stock agent
for the Denver & Rio Grande railway,
has bought the general merchandise
store of Guy Herbert at Tularosa.
L. Lapoints saloon at Las Cruces
was entered by two men the other night.
but they were frightened away without
securing any booty.
Colfax County.
Miss Mary Green and Bert Schuman
were married at Ration.
Attorney w. G. Wright, of Ration, is
in the east on business.
A baby girl has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ediott, of Lynn.
The johnson mesa new church build
ing is completed. Its cost was ST., 300.
Mrs. p. Maher, of Ration. is at the
sanitarium at Las Vegas. She IS i'm
proving.
C. j.. Young, of Ration, is entertain
ing his sister, Miss May Young, of
Trinidad.
Eddie Manning will return to a Lin
coin, Neb., school from his home at
Maxwell.
Joseph Goodman, of New York City,
has engaged into the restaurant bust
ness at Ration.
Mrs. J. J. Shuler and children, of
Ration, have returned from a pleasant
visit at Colorado Springs.
Second Lieutenant D. j. Leahy, of
Ration, who is with the "Rough Riders
had one of his arms shot off in the en-
gagement at Santiago, July l..
Work on the new postoffice building
at Ration is progressing favorably. The
contractors now await the arrival of
the flooring to finish the fine building.
Justice of the Peace Richard Butler,
of Catskill, was accidentally shot in the
foot while he was out hunting for bear.
Fire caused a loss on the home of Ma
chinist E. A. Schultz, of Ration. Not a
heavy one, however.
A council of the Knights and Ladies
of the Southern Home will probably be
organized in Ration. Professor Owens
and Herman Landers, of Albuquerque,
are in that city for the purpose of Or
ganizing a branch of the society.
Miss Eugenia Mansur, of Trinidad,
Colo, is the guest of her cousin. Miss
Sadie Blackwell, Of Ration.
Mrs. ID. Lockard, of Ration, has re-
turned from Denver, where she went in
quest of health. Her sister Miss Helen
BontilS, accompanied her home.
Bland Notes.
George West is building Il stone house
up Union gulch.
Little Bland has furnished IS volun-
teers for the armies of Uncle Sam.
Colonel w. G. Marmon, of Laguna, is
engaged in surveying in this vicinity.
Governor Otero will be asked for the
privilege of organizing a company of
New Mexico National Guard at Bland.
W.. L. Trimble now has charge of the
mail and stage line between Thornton
and Bland, having come into possession
on July /.
M. II. Mcfarland, president of the
Bland Milling company, has departed
for Chicago.