Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-27

Fort Sumner on June II, leaving a wife
and II child. Mr.. Maxwell was the
son of Lucien B. Maxwell. the original
owner of the Maxwell land grant. in
southern Colorado and northern New
Mexico, and is remembered by many
Las Vegas people. In years past he
was a frequent visitor in this city, as
well as to Santa Fe, where he was also
well known.
Socorro County.
Big wheat crop.
Socorro's new postmaster will take
charge July l.
John O'Neil, of Socorro, is visiting his
brother in Butte, Mont.
Miss Lulu Hamilton, of Socorro, and
Mr.. VIM. Driscoll of San Marcial, will be
married July IL.
July II Francis Buchanan, special
master, will sell the property of Jose
Pine y Baca at Socorro to satisfy a
debt of 81, 7O4.22 due the New Mexico
National bank.
A. Vincent, Romolo Romero and Jose
Romero We're arrested at Socorro last
week and bound oyer to await the
action of the grand jury. They robbed
Sategua e. Del Curto's store.
Chaves County.
John w. Poe has returned to Roswell
from a rusticating trip in the noun
tains.
Miss Oslo Walters and Mr.. Edward
Fl. Galloway were married in Roswell
last week.
Mrs. M. E. Peck and daughter, of
Gonzales, Tex, will spend the summer
in Roswell visiting John C. Peck and
family.
Misses Alice and Lizzie L~ittletield
have returned home to Roswell from
Sherman, Tex, where they were at
tending the Mary Nash female insti-
tute.
Mrs. A. Pruit and daughters, Lillian
and Lottie, have returned to their Ros-
well home from Bolton, Tex, where
the young ladies have been attending
school.
Union County.
Clayton will celebrate the 4th in grand
style.
The new electric light plant at Clay.
ton is about ready for operation. The
dynamos and engines are in place.
Taos County.
Taos wants an express Office.
Taos will display its patriotism July 4,
Miss Rebecca Rowland, Of Taos, is
visiting Las Vegas friends.
The Government Indian school at the
pueblo of Taos will close its term July
80.
The first issue of the Taos Advertiser
is out. 1t is a live paper and the editor
a vigorous kicker.
Colfax County.
Elizabethtown will celebrate the 4tf
of July.
Ration is to have a camp of Woodmer
of the World.
Mrs. William Parsons, of Springer, il
visiting Ration friends.
H. Frolich is building an addition tt
his Elizabethtown store.
Walter Booth, of Elizabethtown, is ii
Kansas City on business.
Miss Ota Allison, of Colorado Springs
is visiting Mrs. c. D. O'Toole in Ration
+. Cecil has returned to his Rator
home from a stay of several months du'
ration in Fort Smith, Ark.
Peter Perry is the new manager fol
Remsberg & Co., at Ration.
Miss Della Molisia Settle and M
Thomas Cook were married in Rator
last week.
M. z Dame states that the apple
peach, pear, apricot, plum, and small
fruit crop on the Vermejo will be enoym
Gus this year.
j. Van Houten, vice president of tn,
Maxwell Land Grant company, accom-
panied by his father and brother and 7
A. Schomberg, general manager of the
Maxwell Land Grant company, LEFT
Ration last week for O tour of severa
weeks duration in the mountains.
Bernali1lo County.
Walter Foulks died in Gallup las
week.
Ralph Hight died in Gallup last weel
! of spinal menegitis.
Mrs. Ed Morris, of Gallup, is visiting
relatives in Brazil, Ind.
Mrs. G. N. Cotton and children. O
Gallup, have gone to Los Angeles, Calf.
for a brief visit.
Mrs. Thomas Bowen, of Las Vegas
is visiting her mother, Mrs. M, j. Rail
lard, at Gallup.
l.. l.. Henry, of Gallup, will represen
Bernalillo county at the In%ternationa
Mining congress in Salt Lake City mex
month,