Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-27
VIOLENT Wind STORM
Fruit Shippers Of Las Cruces Have
Organized An Association For
Mutual Protection.
A SNOW SHED BURNED UP
Good Flour Turned Out By the Aztec Roller
Ail!-Good Telephone Service At Oapi-
tan-Happeuings In Several New
Mexico Counties.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

The total Indebtedness of Lincoln
county Is $4,000.
Many new and substantial buildings
are being erected at Captain.
Nogal will celebrate the glorious 4th
of July by giving a grand barbecue
]. F. Bonham, formerly of Las Cru
ces, has formed a law partnership with
Attorney Wharton at White Oaks.
Captain has ten telephone instru-
| ments in daily use, connecting the
young metropolis with Fort Stanton,
Alamogordo and all points in the south
west.
The wife and children of Capt George
Curry, whb reside in Lincoln, are JOY
fully anticipating the gallant officers
return from the Philippines in few
days. When he returns to Manila it is
understood that his family will accom-
pany him.
Rev. John A. Hollars, who has been
pastor of the Congregational church at
White Oaks for the past year and
half, has gone to Albuquerque TO as
sumo the pastorate of the Congrega-
tional church there for the month Of
July.
John w. Owen has sold his Oscura
ranch to Bud Smith and George Hyde,
Of Three Rivers, and has moved his
goats to the Carlzozo mountain ranges.
Antonta de Vega, daughter of Jose
Maria de Vega. recently died at Nogal.
She was about years old
DONA ANA COUNTY.
f. C. Wade Is building fine new
residence at Las Cruces.
Archie Rowland and Miss Walters
were recently united in marriage at Or
gan.
David Ames has resigned the position
Of station agent for the Santa Fe COM
pany at Earlham.
District Judge Frank W. Parker, of
Hillsboro. Is attending to judicial busi-
ness in chambers at Las Cruces.
The honey crop in the Mesilla valley
is the largest for several years. ]. 8.
Mcclure. who owns about 260 stands Of
bees, has already extracted 3.700 pounds
of honey, and will obtain much more.
An unusually violent wind storm
passed over Anthony few days ago.
blowing down fences. prostrating big
cottonwood trees and unrooflng houses
The damage done to the brick works at
Vinton Is estimated at $1,000
At Mesilla on last Wednesday evening
d L. A.
were pronounced man and wife by Rev.
Mr.. Martin, of Ell Paso. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson left the same evening for the
Atlantic coast resorts.
The fruit shippers at Las Cruces have
organized an association for mutual
protection. The first early peaches were
shipped from that point last Thursday.
and regular shipments are now being
made. The much-prized early Alexan-
der peaches will be In the market next
week.
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
James M. Gilliland, a merchant at
Chama, wears the medal for hooking
and landing the largest trout so far re-
poTteu tHIS ScdSOH, IL WclBNeu nVt anu
half pounds dressed, and was a beau
ty
A snow shed 1850 feet long. on the
San Juan division Of the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad. between Cumbres and
Los Pinos stations, was burned a few
days ago. 1t Is presumed that the fire
was caused by sparks from passing
locomotive.
Hon. T. d. Burns, of TERRA Amarillo.
has let contract for the construction
Of mammoth warehouse at Chama.
The site selected Is alongside of the
railroad track.
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
The fruit crop Of San Juan, particu-
larly apples and pears. promises to be
unusually large and fine.
The -four manufactured at the new
roller mill at Aztec Is of superior quail
ty and finds a ready market. One dealer
at Pennington purchased 5000 pounds
of this product of home enterprise last
week.
NJ NJ Engleman Is making arrange
ments to erect a fine two-story brick
building at Farmington. the lower story
to be used as store room and the up
hon