Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-26
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
socorro County.

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Mrs. William Lewis and children. of
Socorro. have gone to California for a
summer vacation.
Mrs. Wm. M. Borrowdale, of Magda-
lena, and Mrs. G. f. Graves, of %Isleta,
are in California on a pleasure trip.
The sixth annual convention of the
Episcopal church for the mission includ-
ing New Mexico and part of Texas, was
held at Socorro last week.
Miguel Luna, constable of Limitar,
and David Savedra, who werein a shoot
ing atfray at that place, were fined $50
and S5 respectively last week.
San Juan County.
Mrs. w. II. Whitney, Of Ceder Hill, is
seriously Ill.
j. A. Palmer's meat market building
at Aztec is completed.
A boy was born to Mi. and Mrs. Geo.
Rathjen at Aztec last week.
w. r. Mcdonald, of Oklahoma, is in
Flora Vista for the purpose of making
a home there.
H. Van Bocken, of Flora Vista, has
gone to Silverton, Colo, where he will
spend the summer
Memorial service in honor of the
| sailors killed on the battleship Maine
was held at the Presbyterian church in
Aztec last Sunday.
w. S. Mitchell has sold his three
years lease on the Tully ranch at Flora
Vista to George Garren for $3.50. The
ranch consists of $50 acres. Mr.. Mitchell
will 60 to Tampa, Fla.
Messrs. Hood, Schroeder, Coddington,
Potter and Palmer have been summoned
from San Juan county to serve, on the
United States grand and petit iuries at
Santa Fe.
Sierra County.
A. A. Neal. of Hillsboro, has gone east
on a visit.
Miss Cecilia Kelly is visiting Miss
Dellie Cowley at Kingston.
Mrs. Otto E. Cent?, and daughter, of
Hillsboro, are visiting in SOcOrrO.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick has closed her private
school at Hillsboro for the summer.
Mrs. William Ales died at Hillsboro
last week of pneumonia.
Lawrence Ryan, of Kingston, has gone
to Eli~zabethtown. where he has mining
interests.
Charles Pierce of Hillsboro has applied
for a patent on a new windmill that he
has erected.
Mrs. W.. w. Williams, of Hillsboro,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends in California, are expected home
this week.
Bias Chaves is out with a card in the
Sierra County Advocate, s%trenuously
denying the reports that he is aSpanish
sympathizer.
Las Vegas.
Mrs. E. O. Henriques has moved into
a house ON National street.
Ambrosio Valdez, a prominent citizen
of Taos, is in the city on business.
Roberto Mingus, cattleman at Puerto
de Lunas, has returned from a trip to
Kansas.
Mrs. S. A. Studebaker is recovering
from an illness of several weeks
duration.
Frank Mccormick, who own large
fiocks of sheep in the vicinity of Fort
Sumner, is in the city for a short stay.
Captain S. S. Mathers, special agent
for the general land Office, passed
through this city Monday enro,lte to
Red River.
Mrs. l.. l.. Wilson is suffering from a
badly injured arm, the result of a fall
while irrigating the lawn at her home
Saturday evening.
Albuquerque.
Mrs. J. E. Clark, of Santa Fe, is in
the city.
Two more ten-wheel Brooks locOmO-
tives have been received for use on the
Santa Fe-Pacific.
George c. Bucklin and Miss Leonor
G. Brown were married this morn
ing at the Catholic church in Old
Albuquerque.
The Highland dairy has been pur-
chased by Mr.. and Mrs. Haynie, of Salt
Lake City, who will become permanent
residents of this place.
Fl. 0. Strong, formerly a conductor on
the Santa Fe-Pacific, has been appoint
ed inspector in this city, for the Cont
mental Fruit Express company.
ID. w. Lane, a healthseeker from
Chicago, who has been in the city for
some time, has gone to Charles Ellis
ranch in the Sandia mountains for a
short stay.
The II. s. Munson property, consist
of three lots and a house, on Fruit ay-
enue, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
has been bought by Edward Rhiele; pur-
chase price $3.50.
w. II. Preston, a touring printer, fell
from a moving train Sunday night, as
it came into town, and received cuts
and bruises which have laid him up for
repairs at the city building.
It's clean the back yard or pay a fine,
sure enough. On Monday Mrs. G. w.
Hopkins, Of the Midland hotel, con.
tributed 81 to the city treasury for neg
lect in the matter, and Jacob Weinman,
who pleaded sickness in his family, was
granted an extension of time to comply
with the ordinance.
Virgilo Correcti, who was seriously in
jured by the premature explosion OF q
blast at Bland some time ago, and
brought to this city for medical care,
recovered sufficiently to be removed
from the hospital to the home Of Q
friend. The unfortunate man lost both
eyes and his face and body were horri-
bly, disfgured by the accident. ii.
On Monday night a wreck occurred
on the Santa Fe-Paciflc, q short distance
east of Holbrook, and an engine and
seven freight cars were almost demol-
ished. The accident was caused BY the
burning of a temporary bridge
structure. No one was hurt, the en-
gineer and fireman having discovered
the danger in time to escape.
/ Union County.
DR.. McGinnis. of Clayton. is visiting
his old home In Missouri.