Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-20

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The little son of Leonard Boat at
Aztec sustained a broken arm last week.
George Garren, of Rico, has moved to
Aztec and will reside there in the fu-
ture.
DR.. c. w. Burnham, OF Fruitland, has
gone on a pleasure trip through south.
ern Colorado.
r. c. Prewitt and G. L. Starr are the
new editors and proprietors of the Farm
Times.
Mrs. Abbie Young. OF F%ruitland, has
returned home from a trip through Utah
and California.
Seymour B. Jakway,. of Durango, and
Ethel B. Robinson, Of Florence, Colo,
were married in Pennington last week.
The Independent ditch is completed.
This reclaims 1850 acres of arid land,
including the mesa north of Farming
ton.
L. +. Reynolds and family, of Fruit
land, have gone on d pleasure tour
Colorado, Wyoming and the
Yellowstone Park.
The body of the man drowned in the
San Juan at Fruitland was found last
week at Jewett. 1t was badly decom-
but was found to be that of j.
G%eisler, a German, who worked in Gallup
the winter.
Taos County.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Young, of Red
River, have a new baby girl at their
home.
Martin Gilmore died last week at Red
River. Deceased was SO years old. He
leaves a wife and daughter who resides
in Arcadia, near Denver.
Dona Ana County.
Fruit trees are heavily laden.
Settlers coming in rapidly in eastern
Dona Ana.
j. d. Sykes has opened his butcher
shop in La Luz.
Over 800 lots at Alamogordo have al
ready been sold.
w. d. Upton has returned to La Luz
from a trip to Texas.
Frank McCleary is opening u stone
quarry east of La Luz.
Not an idle man in the county and
the railroad wants moro.
G. s. Goode, contractor, is building
the railroad up the Fresnal.
John w. johnson, a Ukiah, Calf, at
torney, has located at La Luz.
John Walters and family, of White
Oaks, are new La Luz residents.
Lon woods house in Coxs canon
was destroyed by fire last week.
DR.. Ri w. Rice, late of Nogal, has
hung out his single at La Luz.
G. G. Tanner, a hardware merchant
from FL Paso, will locate at Alamogordo.
The railroad will reach Alamogordo
June l.. 1t is within Is miles of that
place now.
D. f. Baze has purchased the Sacra.
mentO restaurant of w. j. Fuller at La
| Luz.
Mrs. ID. II. Lane, of Isleta, Tex, il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r.
Baze, at La Luz.
Nineteen cars of steel rails for the Sac
ramento g. Alamogordo road arrived a
Escondido last week.
Bernalillo County.
Gallup has another lady barber.
John Gordon has purchased the Page
saloon at Gallup.
Worth Keene, of Los Angeles, Calf.
is visiting Gallup friends.
Mrs. Joseph Maxwell, OF Gallup, sui
fered u paralytic stroke last week.
The firm OF Tratwick & Solar. at Gal
lup, have dissolved partnership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deppe, of Gallup
have gone to Denver, Ia, where the!
will reside in the future.
Miss Lydia Morris, of Gallup, has
gone to her old home at Brazil, Ind.
where she will spend several months
visiting relatives and friends.
Z. f. La Croix, the proprietor of thu
Racket store at Gallup, will move hi
stock of goods into the Caravan build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barney, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. w. johnson, j. w. Baylis ant
j. o. Karrick, of Gallup, are r%usticatfne
at the Salt lake, 1.5 miles southeast OF
that place.
Chaves County.
W. e. Davidge is the new pharmacist
in r. l.. Moss drug store at Roswell.
A. H. Laughlin, of Odessa, Mo-, is II
Chaves county looking up a farm loca
ton.
Burt Appling, of Prairie Lea, Tex, II
in Roswell looking up a location for 8
home.
Professor Z. f. Swanwick. has CLOSED
his private school at Roswell and gont
to Picacho.
The house of +. Tackman, ten miles
southeast of Roswell, was consumed by
fire last week.
The building to be- occupied by the
Pecos Valley Drug Co., at Roswell, will
be completed June Is.
O. G. Beach, Of Appleton City, is In
Roswell, looking over the country. will
q view to locating there.
The iron bridge which will span thu
Hondo on South Main street, Roswell.
is being placed in position.
The welcome rain last Monday revived
the grass, laid the dust and proved Q
blessing to ranchmen and stockmen.
Miss Edith Priest, Of Sedalia, Mo-, wht
has been visiting Mrs. G. A. Richardson
at Greenfield, returned home Tuesday.
Walter E. Sparks and Mrs. H. w
Clarkson, OF Arizona, are visiting theil
brother, Charles H. Sparks, ate Roswell