Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-12
EDDY COUNTY.

San Angelo, Tex, have located at Carls
bad.
The Pecos Valley Irrigation Compan,
made fine fruit exhibit at the Roswell
fair
Collector Masheson' has commenced
the sale of property for delinquen
taxes.
Some bold thieves stole two tons O.
cane from A. ]. Crawford's farm neal
Carlsbad
w. E. Hellyer. of Seven Rivers
bought 300 old ewes from A. T. Gunter
paying $1.25 each.
r. M. Johnson bought from j. n
Dunn, of Carlsbad, 200 fine Anger;
goats, paying $3.50 each.
Twenty three pupils are enrolled il
the public school at Otis. Scarlet fevel
has broken out at Carlsbad.
| The fourteen months old child Of Nor.
gan Davis, Of Hope, died at the Carls
bad hospital of suppurative tonsiitis.
George L. Newton has purchased the
| building opposite the postofiice at Carls
bad and opened jewelry store in it,
| Mrs. A.. S. Goetz has returned tC
Carlsbad from Milwaukee, where she
placed her daughter Florence in college
The body of Law Stamp, who was
drowned in the food on the Black river
was found after a long search. 1t was
Inferred at Carlsbad.
| T -,
| H. Wright represented Carlsbad lodge
| |. o. o. F.. at the grand lodge meeting
al Ration tH,s week.
w. r. Shattuck and Miss Susie Bass
We're married at the home of the bride's
| parents, two miles west of Carlsbad,
Judge Roberts officiating.
Nat Camp was arrested at Carlsbad.
He was wanted in Lucas county, Tex,
| out is under three indictments for cat
tie stealing in Eddy county.
The Hare orchard at Malaga will
yield 10000 pounds of apples this year.
A cloudburst occurred at Red Bluff,
but no material damage was done.
The H A L ranch shipped three train
loads of cattle from Carlsbad to Kan
sas City. There is plenty of water and
grass on the ranges.
N. Z. Obey, of Waco, Tex, bought
fifteen acres of land il Carlsbad tor
! $3.50, and will move on it with his fam
lily. He will erect a $500 residence on
the tract.
| Mount Manning, Thomas Johnson and
Frank Williams, who left Carlsbad in
July for South America, have returned
| the party having been quarantined at
| Los Angeles on account of smallpox.
| They will leave now on December 20 for
| Buenos Ayres, where they will engage
| in the cattle business.
| The First National Bank of Carlsbad
has received it's national bank notes,
| fives and tens, to the amount of $4,000,
| Of which $6,700 were in $40 bills, the re-
mander IS bills, making in all 1880 bills.
The bills were signed by President H.
j. Hammond and Cashier A. j. Crdw-
| ford. The bills are printed four on a
slip of paper, and besides the work of
signing them, the bank officials found
it quite task cutting them and trim
ming them with pair of scissors.
BERNALILLO COUNTY.
| Out at Catalpa, three miles south OF
| Gallup, twenty-five new cottages will
| De built this winter. New miners are
| being put on every day, SO that the
| working force is now about 150. Mrs. j
z. Thompson, the boarding house keep
Ell, formerly of Madrid sets a table that
l. the delight of the miners. Catalpa Is
said to be distinctly Republican camp
there being only two Democrats within
It's borders.
The new twelve stall round house at
Gallup will be completed by December
l. b. Lantry & Son have the contract
for the stone work, and they finished
the foundation and excavation for the
turn table pit last Saturday. Contract
OF Kennedy commenced on the brick
work this week, and the building will
be pushed rapidly to completion. All O.
the car-repairing formerly done
| Winslow is now done at Gallup, ant
adds over a score of workinglnen to tht
railway force in the Carbon City. S. j
Stanjenle, the new foreman, who sue
ceeded G. H. Harlow, is giving the bes
Of satisfaction.
Sixty new dark red cottages are near
| t,I, &c n
| far the largest camp near Gallup
Here are employed between 500 and COZ
miners, who, with their families, make
up population approximating 1900
is 600 tons, but this will be greatly in
creased by the opening of a new exten
sion of the mine, to be known as tn,
| Weaver. The Gibson has several miles
of underground workings, and tril
down into it's grewsome confines bear
with it all the breath-t taking novelty o
shooting the chutes," together with al
unlimited number of uncanny sensa
tions similar to those felt in going VI
Echo river in the Mammoth cave. wher,
the water is ice cold in midsummer AM
the darkness is so inky black that yo,
can almost taste it. The numerous en-
tries, as the different tunnels ar
known, have grown to such proportion
that the present hoist is far too small
and will be supplanted in week or tw
with large new one.
A fine large brick business house tw
stories in height has just been complet
Ell at Clarkville to take the place of tn
( store building destroyed by fire las
January. The block is divided into thre
departments, containing groceries, DIR,