Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-14
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
Santa Ee County.

A contract for three carloads of di-
mension stone for the territorial build
ing at Santa Fee has been secured by d.
NJ. Rogers.
Colonel j. A. Wood, of Kansas City,
of the Monte GDisto Mining
company, visited Golden and then pro-
ceeded to Phoenix, A. II.
Colfax County.
DR.. Edward Furay, of Elizabethtown,
has departed for Omaha, where he eX-
poets to locate.
A daughter of G. w. Wilson, OF Col
NOR, received a bad fracture OF the right
arm by falling from her horse.
Mrs. @. A. Altman, of Trinidad, Colo,
is visiting her father, w. c. Whites
carver, at Elizabethtown, this week.
DR.. Phillips and party, of Erie, Pa,
have returned to their eastern home
after a two weeks s%ojourn in these
parts.
Taos County.
The mail route between La Belle and
Midnight has been abandoned.
Surveyor A. Foote has returned to his
home at Walsenburg, Colo, after a visit
at La Belle.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Coker, of Colfax
county, and Cattle Inspector Love, were
at La Belle during the week.
Deputy Mineral Surveyor Mexican
was at La Belle completing the plats OF
the eight lately surveyed mining claims
in that district.
Jack Walsh, Frank Jackson and
Demostenes Martinez, of Taos, are mem
bers of Company c, New Mexico volun-
teer infantry. The last named will
doubtless become the company's orator.
Eddy County.
Mrs. Demorest, of OTIS, is dead.
Eddy's new bank will be open for
business shortly.
Frank Tracy, of Eddy, is on his way
to Geneva. Switzerland.
The town council of Eddy. has agreed
to allow gambling in that town.
Miss Georgia Hulin, of La Huerta,
and Abner West were married at Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. johnson, of Eddy,
have a daughter, a late arrival, at their
home.
J. f. Matheson has changed the To-
cation of his wholesale beer depot at
Eddy.
Last years corps of teachers in the
Eddy school has been re-engaged with a
single exception.
r. d. Barnster, of Newark, N. j., az
rived in the Pecos valley and will make
his home here.
Miss Myrtle Shreve, who came to
Eddy to care for her mother, who has
been i'll, has returned to her home at
Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Louise Blodgett, of Cleveland,
O., who has been in Eddy since last fall,
has returned home.
Sierra County.
August Mayer has been appointed JUS
tice of the peace in precinct 10.
BY being thrown from a horse at
Hillsboro, Catarino Lovato was severely
injured.
A July baby has taken up his resi-
dence with Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Martin
at Hillsboro.
Senator Andrews has arrived from
the east and taken up his residence in
the new town of which he is the pro-
moter.
Socorro County.
Alex Sutherland. of San Marcial, is in
the railway hospital as a result of an
injury to his knee.
Lightning struck the residence of
Miguel Telles at San Acacio, killing his
wife and daughter. The younger woman
was the wife of Juan Apodaca and both
women were about to become mothers.
San Juan County.
Mrs. Annie Leap and Edward Rush,
of Mancos, were married at Aztec.
County Treasurer Monroe Fields, of
San Juan county, is the happy father of
a girl baby.
L. B. Carr has purchased the Jack
Reals ranch IN the La Plata, paying
$4,000 for the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, who reside
on the Hart ranch near Aztec, have a
bouncing boy baby a6 their home.
A house-warming was held in the un-
completed residence of DR.. Rosenthal at
Pennington, one evening last week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Zufelt, of jackson, emptied
a cup of hot tea on itself and was so
badly scalded that it died.
A destructive cloudburst occurred on
the Fort Lewis mesa last week, and all
the bridges over Lightner creek were
washed away by the flood.
Two representatives of the creed OF
the Seventh Day Adventists, named
!, Hoover and Altman, are in Aztec hold.
ing a protracted meeting In a tent.
Travelling Freight and Passenger
Agent John Darling, of the Rio Grande
railway, is in San Juan county OF his
annual tour trying to learn the extent
of the fruit crop so his company car pro.
vide cars for its shipment.
Captain Lawrence Welsh, of Aztec,
was quite seriously injured at Largo. He
was riding on q horse and leading an
other, when the horse he was riding got
entangled in the lariat, and fell drag
ging the captain down with him. At.
tempting to rise, the horse stepped on
Captain Welsh's chest.
Bernalillo County.
DR.. r. ID. Harper, OF Gallup, has re-
turned from a trip to California.
Miss Gertrude Maxwell, of Albu-
querque, is visiting relatives in Gallup.
Mrs. A. f. Stone, Of Gallup, is So
journing at Asbury park for the sum-
mer. r.
Mrs. Osborn, of Gallup, has about re-
covered from the accident she recently
underwent.