Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-19
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
GRANT COUNTY.

Hudson were married at the home OF
the brides father, Colonel Richard
Hudson, at Deming. Rev. A. Gass otfl-
Miss Hattie Carpenter, of Park
ranch, on the Sapello, acted as brides
maid, and Eddie Williams, brother OF
the groom, was best man.
John Allison, James Fletcher and J..
B. Hogdon, of Deming, have gone to the
wilds of Grant county, near the New
Mexico line, to hunt for buried treas
ure.
Conrad Sullivan, for many years a
resident Of Grant county, was drowned
while bathing in the Mokelumne river
near Jackson, Cal.
In Grant county $4,000 in taxes was
collected last month.
William Stewart, of Vancouver, B. G.,
who came to Deming about a month
ago for lung trouble, died at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Petite.
The Methodists at Silver City intend
to build a new church.
A. De Priest bought the Hanover
school house at auction sale, and will
occupy the house as a dwelling. Santa
Rita school district bought the desks.
Thomas Lyons purchased the beauti-
full Ernest Keeling property on the Up
per ella, and will transform it into a
hunting lodge. The property includes
the famous grand canyon, and there are
several hot springs on the property.
H. w. Filbert, of Lordsburg, station
agent of the Southern Pacific railroad,
at Yuma, has been promoted to Davis
Junction, Cal.
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
o. A. Dalton and family and W. W.
Buby and family have removed from
Circleville, Utah, to Pennington.
c. J. Moss, of Clio, has sold his ranch
to Henry T. Stolworthy and George A.
Palmer, who removed from Castle val
ley, Utah, to Olio, N. M.
COCHITI.
William Cantell and Louis Horn, who
were lately employed on the Giant mine,
have zone to Bisbee, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Porter have re-
moved from Sloan Springs, Ark, to
Bland. Mr.. Porter intends to engage in
business at Bland.
A fire in the store of A. L. Finch at
Bland was luckily discovered in time
and quenched with a few buckets of
water.
The new telephone line from Bland
to Albemarle has been completed.
Wayman Calender, a young man,
was seriously injured at the Albemarle
mill by stepping into a basin of boiling
water.
Mrs. George Frana has opened a new
boarding house at the Albemarle.
Sherman Brown and William Schoen,
Of Milwaukee, spent part of a week in
Bland, accompanied by General Charles
Easley and Judge N. B. Laughlin, OF
Santa Fe, and L. D. Sugar and wife, OF
Cerrillos. They made several trips over
the mountains, and incidentally in
spected the Little Mollie mine.
DONA ANA COUNTY.
Antonio Silva was arrested at Colo
RADIO for SANDER on a charge brought
by Crecencio Garcia. A change Of venue
was asked for, and the case will be tried
at Rincon.
Morino Munez, of Las Cruces, has
been adjudged insane by Judge Parker
and will be committed to the insane
asylum at Las Vegas.
Frank Yslas and Mrs. A. Lowe, OF
Las Cruces, We're married at Ell Paso,
where they will reside.
Howard Lancaster, a printer, who had
last worked at Las Cruces, was terribly
injured at Clifton, Ariz., by having his
foot caught in mining machinery.
Theodore Rouault, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Rouault, of Las Cruces,
has been named as a cadet from Dona
Ana county to the military institute at
Roswell.
sOCORRO COUNTY.
s.. A. Clark is erecting a number of
dwelling houses at San Marcial.
Drs. c. G. and Alexander Cruikshank
performed a skillful surgical operation
at San Marcial upon the ~11-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Nor
gan. The child has been a deaf mute
ever since her birth. The operation
brought to light curious bone formation
in the cavities and passages anterior to
the spinal column. The operation will
result in restoring the sense Of hearing
to the child.
J. P. Olney, of San Marcial, started
out to walk to R%osedale, and lost his
way in the mountains. He would have
persisted had he not been found by sew
eral natives. Mr.. Olney is 70 years of
age.
]. D. Herbert, Of Horse Springs, was
robbed in a heat manner recently. One
Of the thieves drew him into a CONVEX
~sation, while the other thief stole Her.
bert's saddle and bride.
A cowboy turned loose in Magdalena
again the other day, and went tearing
through the streets discharging his re-
volver right and left. He broke several
window panes, but escaped before he
could be arrested.
Tomas Baca has beer appointed con-
stable for precinct No. s.
Professor w. H. Seamon, formerly
director Of the school Of mines at So
zorro, has returned home from a years
trip to Alaska.
John s. Fullerton has purchased the
Andrews property at Socorro.
David Saavedra and Miss Elicia Gar
cha, Of Lemitar, were married at So
zorro.
Socorro county's finances are improv-
ing. While in April the county paid only
30 cents on the dollar, all bills for the