Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-06
TERRITORIAL NEWS
Happenings Of the Past Few Days
In Various Counties of New
Mexico.
A new ODD FELLOWS LODGE
Several Weddings at Pinos Altos-Large
Wool Clips Received at Oarlsbad-The
Fire CLAY Works at Socorro Have
Resumed Operations.
SOCORRO COUNTY,


Colonel Quincy will erect residence
at Rosedale.
John Greenwald has commenced tc
build a road from Socorro to Lemitar.
The Demorest medal contest in the
Presbyterian church at San Mdrcial
was won by Miss Estelle Greenwald.
Three young girls who claimed to
have lost their ticket and had no money
were put off passenger train at So
corro.
! P. A. Marcellino has put out 10000
sweet potato plants near Socorro, which
he expects will yield 100000 pounds of
potatoes.
| The fire clay company at Socorro has
resumed operations, having secured
several cars of fuel for lack of which
it had closed down.
| SAN JUAN COUNTY.
Aztec is again agltating the project of
starting normal school.
Charles Bolinger, son of J. R. Bolin-
ger, was struck by lightning at Bloom
field, but, strange to say, escaped Sc
rious injury.
| San Juan county will have a plen-
tude of fairs this fall Aztec, Farming
ton and Flora Vista each intending to
| hold fair this year.
Two men named Ireland and Mccoy
arrived at Pennington with their fam
| lilies from Arizona, and intend to settle
| in the San Juan valley.
| Over 5000 has already been subscribed
| for the horticultural and agricultural
fair to be held at Pennington this fall.
Mr. d. Peacock and Mrs. AL. f. Trip
lett were married at Pennington.
The wife and children of William
Bluck, who has purchased the Gilmour
ranch south of the river at Flora Vista,
have arrived. accompanied by Henry
Bay and family, of Santa Paula, Cal
Grand Master S. Vann instituted a
new lodge of Odd Fellows at Aztec. 1t
has been named Aztec lodge, No. 23.
| The following are the officers of the
| new lodge: Noble grand, E. G. Condit;
vice grand, G. w. Lamberson; secre-
tary. Lewis c. Grove; treasurer, Chas.
1 F. Mead; conductor, Charles V. SAT-
| ford; warden. George T. Brett. A Re-
bekah lodge may be organized soon.
BERNALILLO COUNTY.
Sixty new dwelling houses are being
| erected at Gibson.
| The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
aisbursed $25, 900 in gold at its last pay
| lay at Gallup.
The engagement is announced OF Ed
ward Sanders, of Parral, Mex, to Miss
Annie Wisburn. of Bernalillo.
oliver Mathews. Of Cripple Creek,
| Colo, is visiting in the city.
GRANT COUNTY.
A new iron fence is being put up
| around the court house.
Silver City defeated the Pinos Altos
baseball team bya score of "a to /.
Over 81, 200 have been subscribed by
Silver City people for the celebration of
the Fourth of July.
A construction train of the Santa Fe
railroad has arrived at Silver City and Is
removing the old depot.
The "Club House. at Silver City, has
been sold to John J. johnson by George
H. Bell and James E Harvey.
Miss Charlotte Bailey, of Columbus,
Grant county, and John Trevarrow of
Pinos Altos, were married by Rev. j. G.
Ruoff, Of Silver City.
b. B. Thayer for many years connect
ed with the mining properties of the
Hearst estate has resigned to accept a
position with the Santa Rita Company.
Lewis Dorsey OF Silver City, mem.
ber of the 34th regiment of volunteers,
who was reported killed in the Phillip
| pines has written home that he is well
aud hearty.
Sheriff Blair the other day paid fine
for disturbing the peace. He had q
dispute with another citizen and struck
him with the fist on the cheek bone.
Blair went to justice of the peace New
comb and paid fine although no COM
plant had been lodged against him.
James c. Climo and Miss Jennie Eng
lish were married at the Gold avenue
Methodist Episcopal church at Pinos
Altos. The bridesmaid was Miss Doro.
thy Galloway of Silver City and the maid
of honor Miss May Webb, of Pnos AL
tos. DR.. McGreery, Of MogolIon, was
best man and the groomsmen were Cor
don Davidson, Henry Goetz, Of Pinos
Altos; William Rivers and Carl Com
stock, of Silver City. The flower girls
were the Misses May Mark, and Alice
Legros, of pinos Altos. Rev. ]. G.
Ruoff, of Silver City, was the officiating
clergyman. Mr.. Climo is the metallurg
ist for the B. o. B., the Helen Mining
company and the Silver Bar Copper Min.
ing company at Mogollon.
EDDY COUNTY.
Manager L. o. Fullen, of the Carlsbad
Argus, has gone back to work after o
siege of illness that extended over sew.
eral months.
The Matheson Commission Company
at Carlsbad have purchased the follow.
ing clips this spring up to date: T. c
Coats, $500 pounds; Miller Bros, $4,000
Detwiler Bros, $4,000; T. c, Smith, 1900
w. r. Turk, 1s,20O; O'Neal & Beckett
17.4O0; Julian Smith, $500; G. A. White
AstVVVS - ~ w hilC, AobVVVy W. AsdNSA
brand, 5000; w. P. Willburn, $500, J. N
Tedford, 1,45O; G. H. Webster, Jr., $500
J. w. Turknett $4,000; w. Fite, $500
Cameron & Davis, 13,500: r. J. Bedford
1,470; ]. J. s. Smith. $500; w. A. Wat
kins, 1890; T. w. Larremore, 5000; c
c. Herbert 400; H. e. Robb, 1O,1Oo
miscellaneous, 1000; total, 234.1s'
pounds. The securing plant Is turning
out about two car loads of washed WOO
each week, all Of which is being shipped
to Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Matheson ha.
purchased about $4,000 pounds addition
al that is just commencing to come in.