Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
COLFAX COUNTY.

signed and will remove to Ration.
Miss Katie Deacy, of Springer, will
attend school at Las Vegas.
ColfaX raised thousands of bushel
OF apples hat are now bringing goo,
prices.
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Brazos will have a Christmas tree
ball and band concert on the oath in.
slant.
Rio Arriba has been enjoying sever
inches of snow.
-Four Mormon elders have invaded
Chama and are preaching the gospel OF
Joseph and Hyrum, as it is according TIC
the church of j. G. of L. d. S.
DONA ANA COUNTY.
Cesario Pendragon, of Las Cruces, is
a candidate for Interpreter of the next
territorial house of representatives.
There are nearly 300 men employed
near the Fresnal p~ostoffice getting out
timber for the railroad, sawmill and
other enterprises.
Anthony, down on the Texas line, is
to have a roller flour mill of so barrels
per day capacity, milling operations to
begin by March 1. The projectors of
the enterprise are G.. e. Miller, of An
thony, and I. M. Schumacher, of Las
Cruces.
The southern Pacific section boss
who filled the hip of a Mexican with
buckshot the other day in a fight while
driving a gang of tramps from he
right of way, has been arrested and will
be tried at Las Cruces.
The Alamogordo Lumber Company
has contracted to supply the Mexican
Central railroad with 60 miles of rail-
road ties. This means 1000 carloads of
material which will keep the big mill
working to it's full capacity for several
months. ~Alamogordo is also to have
n of the largest box factories in the
United States.
EDDY COUNTY.
The Pecos Valley exhibit has been re-
turned from Omaha, but is held in the
depot at Eddy pending the settlement
of freight charges alleged to be excess
sive.
G. B. Stone and A. S. James, of WITCH
tia Falls, Texas, are in Eddy with a
view to investing in local irrigation
projects.
C. B. Eddy has withdrawn all of his |
Huerta farm and Eddy town prop
erty from the market pending an in
in price due to the improved |
condition of valley affairs.
Over 1000 lambs are fattening on
beet pulp from the sugar factory
1T Eddy. They have averaged a gain
n weight of 10 pounds in q days.
Editor Mullane, of the Eddy Current, |
vas assaulted the other day by j. s.
with a chunk of iron because of
in the Current. When Null
ane got through with Crosier, the lat
err was hunting for a heap of sawdust
o lie down On, for he was weary and
ain would be at rest. The editor is
low wearing a rooster in his chapeau.
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Station Agent Lepage at Lava and
amily have gone on a pleasure trip to
he Pacific coast.
James Booth, an old cline repairer at
is dead at the age of 6S. He
as a native of Dublin and worked at
is trade in this city from 1878 to 1883,
emoving to Socorro in the latter year.
leaves no family.
Percy A. Ross, Of San Marcial, is a
opular man. He recently removed to
Vinslow, A. T., and the pretty much
II of San Marcial rose up to bid him
God bye with a musicale, social and
op, a description of which filled half a
in the local paper.
GENERAL ITEMS.
c. B. Willingham, of Roswell, has
1ipped "a cars Of hogs to Kansas City.
Fine Hereford cattle are being ship {,
into Roswell from Missouri stock
lrms.
District Attorney Hubert, of Lin
has removed his family thither
'om Fort Scott, Kas. l.,
Small bands of Apaches are reported .
through the south end of the q
[ogollons and in the mountains on
Their side of the box canon of the I
risco. AS yet the redskins have done :
damage, but settlers are becoming
armed, as they know that the Apach- y
are too ~treacherous to be trusted. =