Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-08
A Large Wool Storage House Is
Being Erected There by Hon.
T. D. Burns.
A BIG SHEEP DIPPING PLANT
A New Railroad Library-A New Road
Completed in the Oochiti District
Twenty-Five Apache Indians
Went to Denver.
COCHITI DISTRICT.

ering from an attack OF typhO1d fever.
Frank Randolph, in the employ of the
mercantile company at Albemarle, has
resigned to accept position at Denver.
l A party consisting of George l..
Smith, Henry Brown, William Stern,
Hank Ritter and E. l.. Seller killed six
bears in Mill and Senorita canons.
The new road from Pine to Media Dia
canon has been completed. The $4,000
feet of sawed lumber at the Navajo saw
mill will be taken over the new road
'or the addition to the Albemarle mill.
| BERNAL1LLO COUNTY.
Henry Mayor has removed from
Clarkville to Jerome, Ariz.
Day Operator Lange and wife have
eft Gallup to settle at Los Angeles.
A meeting Of independent voters Of
Mckinley county was held at Gallup
| The Republicans of Gallup have de-
cided to establish paper at Gallup.
Benjamin Williams, an Indian trader,
bought out SIMPSONS store at Gallup.
Mrs. Hindle has purchased the resi-
| 1ence of H. L. Pattee on West Aztec
avenue, Gallup.
X. X. Scott and family, of Tennessee,
have located at Gallup. Mr.. Scott will
engage in the practice of law.
The Winslow Oil Prospecting Com
pany will sink $500 feet for coal oil on
| their property fifteen miles northeast of
| Gallup.
A young man named Sheridan, of
Clarkvile, was brought to Gallup with
his kneecap broken by the kick of vi
cious horse.
Gus Mulholland, of Gallup, has been
called to Silver City to select location
for we'll for the company that has a
contract to supply the city with water.
| Milton Carter, a colored coal miner,
who has been confined in the county jail
for six months for insanity, has been
| declared cured and has returned to GAL
lup.
| A. L. Martin. who left Gallup for AL
huS, S,lerque last We. y, tool. with n!In a
bicycle belonging to Mr.. Kelsey. He
had borrowed it to ride to Clarkville. 1t
was recovered by Marshal Smith
The chickens of II. l.. Pattee, Of Gal
lup, were all stolen a short time ago.
The day after the theft he received a
pamphlet, probably from the thief, enti-
tied How to Raise Chickens Profit
ably"
RIO ARRTBA COUNTY.
The Chama Tribune advocates bank
for Chama.
Hon. T. D. Burns is having $4,000
sheep dipped at Chama.
Frank w. Broad last week shipped
500 sheep from Chama to Denver.
The monthly pay checks Of some of
the railroaders at Chama run up to $40.
e. T. Johnson and family have re-
moved from near Brazos to Alamo
gordo.
Robert Ewell took twenty-five Apache
Indians from Rio Arriba county to the
horse show at Denver.
Martin Horen, Of Racine, Wis, is the
guest of Hon. T.. D. Burns, and intends
to locate in Rio Arriba county.
The first snow of the season came
Thursday at Chama, and the Cumbres
mountains were covered with about
3 inches of white.
The Catholic church at Lumberton,
which has been undergoing repairs. is
nearing completion. and when these are
finished the people Of the parish will
have grand celebration.
| ]. M. Archuleta, Jr., Of Lumberton, Is
delivering to the Adams Live Stock
Company. of Alamosa. Colo, some 10000
lambs, the best and choicest Of northern
New Mexico and southern Colorado. He
has until October 10 to complete the
contract.
Chama boasts Of three great improve
ments erected or in the course Of erec-
ton. One is a railroad library and free
reading room. The furniture, book
cases, pool and billiard tables are the
gift of Assistant General Manager c.
H. Schlacks, of the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad Hon. r. D. Burns is
constructing a large fireproof ware
house near the railroad tracks at Cha
ma. The building Is 30x150 feet, and
will be used chiefly for storing wool.
The building is to be completed this
week. 1t has a capacity of 1000 sacks
Of wool. The sheep-dipping plant being
erected by the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad Company at Chama Is near.
ing completion. The pens around the
shearing plant will hold $500 head OF
sheep at time,
| UNION COUNTY.
| A concert band has been organized al
Folsom.
| A scarcity Of houses is complained Of
at Folsom.
The youngest child Of Carciolo Garcia
died at Folsom.
Francisco Garcia is putting up resi-.
, dence at Folsom.
One of the twin boys of M. G. Rec.
ords died at Folsom.
The Union County Stockman boom.
Folsom a gold camp.
Daniel Padilla is building nice resi-
dence on Folsom heights.
! DR.. Slack, Of Clayton, sold twent!
town lots at Folsom last week.
Mrs. Creighton erected handsom,
residence on her ranch west of Folsom