Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-19
HAPPENINGS IN
THE COCHITI
Two School Boys While Out Squirrel
Shooting Encountered Sill
yer Tip Bear.
ANOTHER STAGE STATION
1t Has Been Established Between Thornton
and Albemarle- le-Arrested for Passing
a Fraudulent Oheck-A. Benson
Accidentally Shot Himself.

Mrs. Gooch Of Missouri, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L. B. Seller of Bland.
f. H. Fowles has accepted a clerkship
in j. G. Creager's general merchandise
store at Bland.
Mrs. Diamond and daughter have
moved to Bland where they will reside
in the future.
G. W. Graves started to work for the
Navajo Gold Mining Company in the
Star mine at Bland, last week.
F. l.. Foucar, mining expert, visited
the Cochiti district last week in the in
terest of eastern capitalists.
J. P. Mabry has accepted a position
as clerk in the Albemarle Mercantile
Company's store at Albemare.
Attorney Adolph Wycoff, of Albu-
querque, is in Bland and expects to To-
cate in the latter place for the winter.
II. M. Reed has returned to Bland
from his old home in Lockport, ILL.,,
where he had been summoned on ac-
count of the death of his sister.
Henry Barley, after spending a
months vacation in Colorado and Mis-
souri,. has returned to Bland and has
gone to work again in the Albemarle
mill.
Mrs. Lewis and child, of Mercur,
Utah, have arrived at Albemarle to
join Mr.. Lewis, and have gone to house
keeping. Mr.. Lewis is working in the
Albemarle mine.
Martin Black of Bland, has entered
the employ of the Cochiti Gold Mining
Company, and has assumed the man
agement of the pumping station in Per-
alta canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philpot and son. who
left Bland few months ago for Will
ber Station, Sonora, Mexico, have NOV
ed to Cripple Creek, Colo, where Mr..
Philpot has been rendered a more luc-
rative position.
j. e. DeRhOdeS and wife have re-
turned to Albemarle from their we'd
ding tour in Ohio. Miss Cythie Mabry
accompanied them to their home in AL
bemarle. Mr.. DeRhodes is employed
at the mill of the Cochiti Gold Mining
Company
Miss Viola Woods, of Bland, has ac-
cepted the position as assistant post
mistress in the postoffice at that place,
and entered upon her new duties last
week. Miss Woods takes the place made
vacant by the resignation of Mrs. l.. B.
Seller.
John Boles is confined to his home in
North Bland with typhoid fever. For
several weeks his three children have
been suffering with the same disease,
but are now in fair way to recovery.
At the time Mr.. Boles took sick he was
employed i'm the Star mine and every
attention is shown him by his fellow
miners.
Edward Tuerck, formerly of Illinois,
died at Albemarle ON November 12. He
had been a resident of the latter place
for the past four months, but had only
been sick few days with typhoid few
er, from which he died. The body was
embalmed and shipped to his old home
in Illinois for burial.
Oliver Overhuls and John Carpenter
two Bland school boys, encountered a
large silver-tip bear while out hunting
squirrels in Media Dia canon, last
week. They had nothing but light load
ed shells with them but they peppered
the bear with what they had at close
range. They followed him for some dis
tance, but soon lost track of him in the
underbrush.