Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-14
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
albuquerque

Albuquerque.
Sheriff Hubbell has gone to Roswell,
Chaves county, on official business. and
will be absent several days.
Mrs. George l.. Hopping and children
have gone to White Oaks where they
will spend the summer with relatives.
Julius Oleson, who is well known in
newspaper circles of the territory, is
able to be out again after a serious
illness resulting from lung trouble.
The Jewish congregation has deter
mined to hold a fair some time in
October, and Mrs. Louis Baer and Mrs.
Berthold Spitz are out soliciting subscrip-
tions for the enterprise.
Edward Henry, the fire insurance
adiuster of Las Vegas, is in the city
endeavoring to settle up the losses
caused by fires in the Lockhart property
recently.
p. j. McGinnis, general claim agent
for the Santa Fe Pacific and the South
crn California railways, spent yesterday
in the city, coming in from the west
Sunday night.
Carl Balling, who came to Albuquer-
que six years ago to make his home with
his son, Simon Balling, died yesterday
afternoon, aged II years. The funeral
will occur tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Lewis leaves tomorrow
night to visit a sister, Miss Mary
Rummell, who is attending school in
San Diego, Calf. On her return Mrs.
Lewis will be accompanied by Miss
Rummell.
Filomeno >Jaramillo, living near
| Atrisco. is under arrest charged with
carrying concealed weapons. Francisco
e. Montoya is The complaining witness
and the trouble all grew out of the
killing of a dog owned by one or the
other of the men.
Vicente Torres has been placed in the
county Jail to rest while the owner of a
cow he had in his possession is looked
up. Torres tied the cow under the Rio
Grande bridge, came into town and tried
to sell the beef the cow would make
after being properly dressed. and he was
suspected OF having stolen the animal.
Yesterday morning in the District
court for Bernalillo county, Judge Crum-
packer granted a divorce to Charlotte
Codington, from Walter j. Codington.
A motion for a new trial was granted in
the case of John Bushnell VS.. w.
Coggshall ct al. In a former hearing of
the cause Bushnell was given Judgment
for S622.25.
Dona Ana County.
Las Cruces will make the eagle screech
July A..
The new Alamogordo lumber mill en-
ploys $50 men.
Nestor Armiio, of Las Cruces, is visit
ing in Denver.
The young son of Jesus Silva died at
Colorado last week.
S. p. Ascarate and wife, of Las Cruces
are visiting in Old Mexico.
The M. E. mission school at Las Cru
ces closed last Friday.
DR.. Mcconnell, of Las Cruces, made {
trip to Denver last week.
Cox & Cravens have the mail contrac'
from Las Cruces to Organ.
Miss Alvina Muench, of Las Cruces, il
visiting in Washington. Mo.
Frank Wilson has returned to Rincor
from an extended Arizona trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Oliver, of Mesilla
have a new daughter at their home.
A. McClintock, proprietor, is now edit
ing the Dona Ana County Republican.
Miss Geraldine Combs, of Las Cruces
will spend the summer in Missouri.
The new machinery for the Las Cruces
roller mills is being put in position.
Mr.. avid Mrs. j. w. Wray, of st
Louis. are visiting their sons in Las
Cruces.
Tclesforo Chavez, of Las Cruces, has
purchased a new baby carriage. It's {
girl.
Miss Zamora and Mr.. Eusebio Barra
gan were married in Las Cruces lasr
week.
Considerable cut alfalfa is in SOAK
around Las Cruces. Recent rains are
responsible.
Mrs. Reuben Pankey and family, o
Las Cruces, are home from a visit tt
Fort Davis, Tex.
John Mcclure, of Las Cruces, offer.
four horses, two wagons and 1870 stands
of bees for sale.
Mrs. j. +. Lehman and family have
returned to Las Cruces from a trip tx
st. Louis, Mo.
Professor and Mrs. Jordan, of La
Cruces, are in Virginia, where they will
spend the summer.
The dam north Of Las Cruces is being
repaired to stand the water pressure
during the rainy season.
Miss Lizzie Garrett has returned tt
her Las Cruces home from Austin, Tex.
where she attended school.
Miss Mary McGee. who has been teach
ing school at Organ, returned to hel
home in Mexico, Mo-, last week.
Louis Hostetter, Marcial Valdez an(
S. p. Ascarate were elected school di
%rectors in Las Cruces last week.
Judge Stansbury and II. B. Holt, o
Las Cruces, are in La Luz, taking eyi
dence in Indian depreciation cases.
Counterfeit quarters are circulating il
Las Cruces and newspaper men, banker
and other capitalists are worried abou
it.
1t costs as much to buy a tomato il
Las Cruces as it does a glass of beer
Yet some people are foolish enough tt
prefer tomatoes.
Manuel Flores, son of Rev. E. Flores
!, has returned to his Las Cruces hOm'
from Alhunuaruue whera hi has heel