El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-10
New Mexico.

New Mexico.
The papal delegation has been Of
icially advised from Rome of the ap-
pointment of Bishop Peter Bourgade,
of Tucson, Arizona, as archbishop of
Santa Fe.-Silver City Independent.
The dome of the territorial capitol is
assuming q shape that shows up very
well from the distance. Some think 1t
would be the correct thing to gild the
dome like that of the state house at
Boston.-Sants Fee New Mexican.
A large crew of prisoners from the
county Jail are at work today in eA-
tending the city water main to the
court house, in accordance with the
contract made between the county and
the water company at yesterdays meet
ing of the county commissioners. Al
buquerque Citizen.
The bill for the sheep sanitary board,
which permits that BODY to appoint
sheep inspectors to look after all sheep
coming into or going out of the terri
tory and charge fee for inspecting
the same, also formulate and enforce
sheep sanitary measures, has passed
both houses of the territorial legisla-
ture.-Las Cruces Democrat.
Governor Otero has appointed the
GLOWING notaries public in and for
their respective counties: Alex S.
Bushkeritz, COlfax county; John W.
Milligan, Roswell, Chaves county;
Thos. j. Grafton, Parsons, Lincoln
county; Ed. S. Motter, Eddy, Eddy
county; Matiss Dominques, Santa Fee,
Santa Fe county; Albert g. Muller and
Manuel Cahan, Taos, Taos county
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Mr.. Perry Culberson, the well known
and popular cattleman, was united in
marriage on February 18th, at Cleve.
land, Ohio. to Miss Ora Summers, of
that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Culberson
have returned to Grant county and
will reside her in the future. The
bride is highly accomplished young
lady, and the happy couple are receiv-
ing the hearty congratulations of
friends.-Silver City Independent.
A general campaign of tree trim
ming Is going on in this city. The
cotton woods, which are all too plenti-
full, are being trimmed down very
close, with the idea of minimizing the
plague Of caterpillars that befell the
city last year. Among other signs of a
general spring cleaning up ia the at
tention that is being paid to the repair
ing of sidewalks, -Albuquerque Jour-
al Democrat.
The board of county commissioners;
was in session all day yesterday. A
number of largely signed petitions
praying for the construction of bridge
over the Rio Grande were considered.
1t appeared, however, that some of the
signers were non-taxpayers. the matter
was laid over until next meeting and
the clerk was instructed to ascertain
whether the requisite 500 legal sigma
lures. had been affixed.-Albuquerqu
acknowledgements.
Rev. E. N. Mallory, the Conference
Evangelist of the Colorado Methodist
church, will arrive in town tomorrow
on No. II, TO begin q series of revival
meetings in the Methodist church. Mr.
Mallory is in the territory because OF
the snow blockade in Colorado. He
comes highly recommended as 6
preacher, and solo singer, and all in
terested in his mission are cordially
invited to come to his meetings, be-
ginning Tuesday evening.-Lss Vegas
Optic.
Monday Fired Dean and J,
J. Pride got into difficulty over q
horse of Pride's that Dean had been
winterinR, when Dean hit Pride over
the head with a beef bone, which rem
dered him unconscious until Tuesday
morning, and which he has not fully
recovered from, although he
was able to be up and was
taken to the La Plata Wednesday. The
difficulty occurred at the residence OF
Mrs. Dean, on the edge of the town
and the I'M ured man was carried to the
residence Of T. J. Arlington, where he
was under the care of DR.. Wrights
man. Mr.. Pride is stockmsn and il
wintering his stock on the La Plata. -
Pennington Times.
The Silver City Independent copies
the following editorial note verbatim
from the Ell Paso HERALD, substitu-
ting "Silver City, for "El Paso:"
The city of Silver City is so very far
off from anywhere else that we must
learn to depend more and more on our
own exertions and genius to supply our
needs. This is true Of manufactures
and of provisions of all sorts, including
meats and the products of the farm
and ranch. 1t is thing to be discour-
sged-this practice of shipping in our
necessaries from Kansas City and 9TH
err far distant points, when we could
get them better and cheaper right
here at home. The time will come
when we will be sending stuff out 10
stead of continually bringing it in and
send lng out our good money to enrich
some other community. 1t is q case
calling for the application of the home
market principle on small scale