Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-27

eral small bones were taken out of the
bone.
The new depot at Tularosa is nearing
completion.
A man named Morgan, working for
Good & Co., had his finger pinched off
by a bridge tool, which became fast
under a rail.
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
The son Of Charles Schroeder was
drowned at Cedar Hill.
o. A. Dalton purchased fifty acres of
land of the Sunnyside orchard, owned
by w. N. Knight.
Hambleton Noel has removed from
Baltimore, Md, to Pennington.
The Pennington school district will
vote on a special school levy of five
mills at a special election next Monday.
c. A. Williams died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Akers, near
Aztec, last week of heart disease. Mr..
Williams was born at Williamstown,
Mo-, in 1S43. He was a veteran Of the
civil var and a member of the G.. A. r.
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Micheleta Martinez were married at
Durango recently.
EDDY COUNTY.
John Darling, a broker from Colorado
Springs, has removed to Carlsbad.
r. e. Perkins was thrown from his
horse at Mcmillan and broke his arm.
He was taken to Carlsbad for medical
treatment.
Receiver I. w. Rogers, of the First
National Bank at Carlsbad, is prepar-
ing to wind up the affairs of the defunct
bank and to make payment of the final
dividend. The remaining assets of the
bank will be sold at public auction next
month. In September Mr.. Rogers and
family will move to Ell Paso to take
charge of the Hotel D. r. Francis.
Harry F. Craig, of st. Petersburg, Pa,
has removed to Carlsbad, and is now
employed as prescription clerk in the
drug store of T. F. Blackmore.
COLFAX COUNTY.
Heavy rains washed away a large
amount of alfalfa hay on the Una de
Cato for Fred Lujan & Son. The hay
had been cut, but not stacked.
George w. Troutman, an Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe brakeman, near
Morley, had his left arm crushed while
under a car releasing the air.
The deadlock Of the Ration city coun-
Gil has been broken. James Gillespie
has been appointed city marshal, S. D.
Wright marshal for the east side, and
B. Buenaventa garbageman.
Victor Chaves, aged SO years, died
at Buena Vista Of tuberculosis.
Gus Covert and Miss Lizzie Horn were
married at Springer by Rev. A. Hoff-
man, of Ration, a few days ago.
GRANT COUNTY.
A a loaded with copper caught fire
on the Arizona & New Mexico railroad
near Lordsburg. After some work the
fire al extinguished by the yard en-
CINE crew.
A flood washed out a large amount of
track Of the Arizona & New Mexico
railroad. After a force of men had re-
paired the track another storm washed
it II again.
Morris Nordhaus, who ran away from
Deming to become a cowboy, was ar
rested at Lordsburg and taken home by
his father, Henry Nordhaus.
OTERO COUNTY.
Arrangements have been made by 200
Ell Paso business men and their families
for an excursion to Cloudcroft.
Laborers employed upon the construc-
ton Of the Ell Paso & Northeastern rail-
road have been caught smuggling te-
quela over the Mexican line. Some of
the stuff has been confiscated.
Captain George Curry, sheriff of Otero
county, has been notified by P. F. Gar
rett, sheriff of Dona Ana county, to re-
move the prisoners belonging to Otero.
county from the Dona Ana county Jail.
AS the Jail at Alamogordo is not yet fin
ished, arrangements will be made to
keep the prisoners at Las Cruces a
while longer.
In order to make the log pond at Ala
mogordo hold water, 200 horses will be
used to tramp the earth solid. The
horses will work day and night shifts
for a whole week.
Rains caused two washouts, one of
them 600 feet long, on the railroad be-
tween Alamogordo and Tularosa.
Bids for building the round house and
machine shops of the Ell Paso & North
railroad at A~lamogordo have
been received.
Work has been commenced on the new
home of Attorney w. A. Hawkins at
DR.. w. B. Hernwood, Of Alamogordo,
went to New York City to attend the
of his son Richard.
Thieves stole a pony from the pas
lures of w. H. Walker, at Salado.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
r. Michaelis has resigned as treas
urer and collector of Lincoln county. |
Henry Lutz has been appointed his sue
cessor by the county commissioners.
The Ell Paso & Northeastern construc- |
ton gang has moved it's supply camp |
to Jacobs Springs, in the Carrizozo fiat.
HumOring the Old Man.