El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-14
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New Mexico.
The valuation of assessable property
in Silver City this year Is 1856, O2O.
There is band of renegade Indians
securing in the vicinity OF ella hot
springs.
The Presbyterian mission school
building in Santa Fee has beer removal
ed and reprinted.
Frosts have already occurred at Lum-
berton and in the surrounding country,
and destroyed all crops.-Optic.
Four apples, plucked from the or
chard Of Charles Stevens near Pinos
Altos, weighed seven pounds.-Ex.
A large force of men is employed
opening up the Pioneer road from Red
River to the Inferno tunnel.-Ex.
A postofice has been established at
Valencia. Valencia county, New Mex
leo, with Felix Gurule as postmaster
Elk.
Will Ments, who pu blished the Bland
Herald for several months, has removed
to Albuquerque and taken his old posi-
ton as travelling agent for the Citizen.
Orb
Fred V. Gordon, telegraph operator
at Lordsburg, who left about q year
ago for the Philippines, has returned
home.
Smallpox is prevailing in the vicinity
Of ro1o INT of1
ring in the last month only two deaths
have Occurred.-Ex.
A modern press brick machine is be-
ing put in the penitentiary at Santa
Fe. It will have capacity of 5000
brick per day.-New Mexican.
Alexander V. Kieber has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Monsezuma, Sc
zorro county, New Mexico, vice An
tonic Gsmpos, resig1ed.-Dona Ana
Republican.
The commission of irrigation held a
meeting at Santa Fe and organized by
president, and Levi A. Hughes. of San
ia Fee, secretary.-Ex.
The total assessed valuation of Grant
county is SO, SIS, 413, As, and the tax de-
rived from it amounts to S102, BAL .04.
0ooOooOo
yer City is $555 .O20.-Ex.
The city council of Albuquerque has
passed an ordinance prohibiting cleo
be attached to limbs of trees within
the corporate limits.-Citizen.
The total enrolment of the Albu-
querque city schools is FOG, hundred
more than at this time year ago. The
In hos nOin 11vy in
the grades. Chieftain.
Says the Santa Fe New Mexican:
The Indians who came to the city to
very clean, we'll dressed class and were
much admired. They came from Santa
Cruz.
capacity of 5000 feet daily will be
erected very soon on the Johnny
Wright place, about four miles east of
Pinos AJtos. The mill will give en-
ployment to q number of men.-Optic.
w. 81. Newcomb, justice of the
peace for Silver City, wants parents to
school as required by statute, and says
that the law will be strictly enforced
ii complaints are made before him by
the directors.-Ex.
Professor Frank S. Eykora, princi-
pal of the fourth ward school in Albu-
querque, has resigned to accept the po-
sition of principal of q high school in
Omaha, Neb. Prof. E. B. Spiers, of
Lawrence, Kan, has been elected to
fill the vacancy.-Ex.
A Philadelphia man thinks of locat-
ing at Santa to establish glue fac
tory. The material for the factory is
to be furnished by the Onderdonk goat
ranch near Lsmy. In the east all the
offal from slaughtered goats is utilized
while thus far at the Lamy goat ranch
only the hide is used while the carcass
is thrown away,-Ex.
The capital rebuilding commission is
considering bids for vault doors and
hardware. The work on the new cspi-
toll is progressing satisfactorily. The
plastering is completed, the front
stairway finished, and a greater part
of the beautiful thing been put down.
IN short time the board will adver-
tise for the plate glass.-Ex-
The public school of Pecos opened
last Monday morning with 80 pupils in
attendance. The personnel of the
teachers for this term is as follows:
Prof. J. D. Shaw, principals; Mics Kate
Jackson, intermediate department.:
Mics Vida Switzer, elementary, and
Miss Alma Bunting, in charge of the
department of music.-Pecos Times.
The saloon keepers of Santa Fe met
the other morning and resolved keep
saloons closed on Sunday hereafter.
The action was taken upon the request