Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-15
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
Albuquerque.

A. l.. Gray, of Bland, is a guest at the
Central hotel for a few days.
Hon. NJ. f. Chilcote, a prominent at
torney of Rensselar, Ind, is the guest
of his niece, Mrs. Z. l.. Cox.
Chief Clerk P. f. McCanna at the San
ia Fe freight depot has departed for a
months vacation at his old home in
New York.
Miss-Lena M. Bendle and Harry Sum
ner Lithgow were married yesterday.
Mr.. Lithgow is the foreman of the book
bindery department of the Daily Citizen
and Miss Bendle was formerly a con
positor in that Office.
The Albuquerque "Rough Riders
Aid society has been organized. 1t is
composed of the parents and relatives of
the Rough Riders" now at the front
and is organized for the purpose of aid
ing these and other volunteer soldiers.
A watermelon was left at the Citizen
Office door the other morning on which
was pinned a tag which read; 1T is a
boy. Mother and child doing we'll"
The watermelon was left probably so
the Citizen force could celebrate the
event. 1t can be pictured though, the
CONSERVATION that would have beer felt
had the boy had been left there in
stead of the watermelon.
Grant County.
Silver City does not take kindly to the
new wal loan bonds.
Mrs. Octavia w. Carey and Harvey
NJ. PIXIE were married at Central.
A severe electrical storm was ex-
perienced in Silver City last week.
DR.. H. B. Strathy has been appointed
county health officer of Grant county.
Mrs. Gurdon Bradley, of Silver City,
who has been seriously i'll is GONZALES
cling.
Mrs. w. L. jackson, of Silver City,
was elected a director of the National
Educational association at its recent
session in Washington.
1t is said that E. l.. Foster is no
longer receiver for the defunct banks of
Silver City and Deming. He has re-
signed. Good job all around.
The suit of Grant county against the
Santa Fe Railway company, for the pur-
pose of testing the legality of the iudg-
ment %levies, will go to the Supreme
court.
Emmett Trotter, the Wells Fargo ex-
press messenger between Rincon and
Deming, who wa taken to the Silver
City hospital suffering from smallpox,
died in that institution the other day.
Grant county people are congratulate
ing themselves on the returns made by
the tax collectors. The county can now
pay SO cents on the dollar on all claims
allowed recently by it's commissioners.
Las Vegas.
The s%ub-contract for carrying mail to
San Ignacio and Ell Porvenir has been
let to Isidoro V. Gallegos.
The Browne & Manzanares storage
building, one of the Oldest in the city, is
being rapidly torn down.
Agustin Delgado and wife are home
from Santa Fe, where they spent sew
eral days visiting relatives.
Miss Ethel Knickerbocker and Miss
Ethel Adams, of Kansas City, are the
guests of f. A. Knickerbocker's family.
People from the surrounding country
are coming to this city daily for the pur-
pose of selling or storing wool, and pur-
chasing supplies.
The 2-months old babe of Jose Abel
Salazar, that died Monday, was buried
from the east side Catholic church,
Father O'Keefe conducting the funeral
services.
The Brown & Manzanares company
has let a contract to Rapp Bros. for the
erection of a three-story brick store
40xl0Q feet, adjoining the present store
building. The latter will be veneered
with brick in order to make the block
uniform in appearance. The new ware
house for the storage of wool, begun
sometime ago, is almost completed. 1t
is 4Ox100 feet, n story, with gravel
roof.
There are 10 native New Mexicans in
Company b. which went from this city
to Whipple Barracks on Monday. They
are A. L. Harmon and Antonio M. VAL
dez, Springer; Elias Ortiz, Mora; Bias
Sanchez, Rociada; Nicanor Fernandez,
Miguel Archuleta, Alexandra Arellano
and Victor Crime, Ration; Teodocio Ro-
nero, Tomas Lopez, Frank Brown. En-
rique Sena and Adolfo Jaramillo.