Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-02
COUNTY.

run, but IN tnree-IourtHS tne llille uou-
ally occupied. There was a shortage of
beets.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
w. e. Campbell and c. A. Duncan, of
Iowa, fine breeders of horses and cattle,
intend to locate near Picacho.
Martin Chavez is making consider
able improvements to his buildings on
his sheep and goat ranch neal Picacho.
COLFAX COUNTY.
A son of Mr.. Caldwell near Cimarron
| was thrown from a horse and had a leg
broken.
1t is reported at Springer that Juan
Antonio Valerde was waylaid n killed
| on the road between Springer and Glad
| stone. The body has not yet been found.
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Desidirio Lopez and Rosa Gallegos
| were married at the Catholic church at
| Socorro.
w. Fl, Barnett and l. Rosebrook have
| put on a six-mule freight outfit between
| Rosedale and Magdalena.
A new school house has been COM
pleted at M~agdalena. The knights OF
| Pythias occupy the upper story Of the
| building as a hall.
SIERRA COUNTY.
f. H. Bickford has started a whole
| sale flour and feed store at Hillsboro.
Mrs. E. D. Ludlow and daughter-in-
law, of Chicago, have settled at Lake
Valley.
George w. Ellis sold his ranches and
| cattle to Fred Shaw for $4,000. and
moved to Lake Valley.
G.. NJ. Resner killed a mountain lion
at Lake Valley measuring 10 feet from
head to the tip Of his tail.
In a snow storm at Lake Valley Ca
win & Hammil lost sixty head of goats
that had just been sheared. .
OTERO COUNTY.
I. NJ. Warnock bought a lot at Ala
mogordo, and will erect a brick business
block thereon at once.
The extension of the ~Alamogordo &
| Sacramento mountain railway from To-
boggan to Cloudcroft is completed.
Thomas Gray died at Fresnal. Mrs.
Gray, who is an actress, came in from
New York, but too late to see her hus-
band alive.
The board of county commissioners
accepted the designations of Robert
White, justice of precinct No. 1; John
C. Tucker, justice of precinct No. s: e.
C. Beasley, constable of precinct No. 2.
The following appointments We're made:
Arthur c.. Good, justice of the peace OF
precinct No. /; William O'Reilly. justice
of precinct No. s.; G. f. Moffett, justice
of precinct No. 9; James V. Batham,
constable of precinct No. 1; B. F. Woo
ten, constable of precinct No. 6. The
commissioners also ordered a census to
be taken of precinct No. 7.
GRANT COUNTY.
William Taylor has let the contract
for the building Of a large store build
ing at Allison.
Willie, the son of T. ]. Grover, died
at Cooks.
A fire destroyed the store of A. j.
Deemer at Cooks. The building was
owned by A. ]. Clark, of Hillsboro.
Stanford B. Biddle, who four years
ago disposed of his ranch in Grant
county, was married recently in the
American chapel at Dresden, Germany,
to Miss Marguerite Heyerman, daugh-
ter of the late commander Heyerman,
of the Inflated Kearsarge. MI. Biddle
is now a rancher at Johannesburg,
South Africa.
Mrs. Belle Borse, formerly of Deming
died at Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Borse was
arranging to return to Deming when
death overlook her.
Henry Lowell, of Ell Paso, was arrest
ed at Deming or the charge of passing
forged checks and orders.
A movement has been set On foot to
build an opera house at Deming.
Deputy Sheriff George SCARBOROUGH
arrested Thomas Bennett in the Playas
valley on a charge Of stealing cattle.
Justice Louis I. Marshall, of Deming
put Bennett under 5000 bail to await the
action of the grand jury.
Mrs. Marguerite Van Antwerp, OF
Cherryvale, Kan, and W e. Wood, OF
Fierro, N. M, were married ait the de-
pot parlors at Deming by Rev. T. W,
Huston.