Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-30
LA LUZ MAN MISSING
He Is Believed to- Have Been Lost
and Perished in the Guadalupe
Mountains.
SILVER CITY WATER SUPPLY
Artssian Water la to Be Developed by the
Silver City Water Oompany-Stolen
Cattle Recovered Near San Mar
cial, Socorro County.
GRANT COUNTY.

GRANT COUNTY.
The little three months old daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. l.. B. Robinson, of Pinos
Altos, died of spinal meningitis.
A. S. Burkdoll, the well-known min
ing man, Is the editor and publisher of
the Harvey Qll) Tribune Citizen.
Mrs. D. C. Hobart and Miss Mary Ott
will return from Santa Rosalia springs
in old Mexico, where they have been
spending the past two months for the
benefit of Mrs. Hobart's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lyons and
daughter, Miss Ysabel, have gone to
New York City, at which place Miss
Ysabel will remain while Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyons visit the Paris exposition and
many other places of interest on the
European continent.
Manager Nichol, Of the Silver City
water works, is keeping a supply of
water in the reservoir for use in case of
iire. At present he has about $4,000 gal
ions stored for such purpose, which
would be amply sufficient to extinguish
conflagration of ordinary proportions
Manager Nichol is also taking up the
question of artesian water with his
company, and expects to shortly COM
mence experiments for such a supply.
Deputy Sheriff johnson returned to
Silver City, having in charge the sto-
len cattle which have been recovered
from Fred Richards in the bosque near
San Marcial, belonging to John Keen,
of Bear Creek. The cattle were in poor
condition when found by the officers,
and twelve died on the trail back. Rich
ards has been delivered into the custo-
dy of the Socorro county officers for
trial.
Col. w. M. Wambough has returned
to Lordsburg from trip into Mexico,
where he escorted the Mexican inspec-
tor Of railroads from Juarez to Bisbee,
where he started work on the Nacozari
railroad, and then saw him safely back
to Ell Paso. There was quite an elabo-
rate ceremony attending the opening of
the work on this road, which included
speech by Colonel Wambough, anoth-
er by Captain Alcocer, the Mexican Off
cial the throwing of the first shovelful
Of dirt by Captain Alcocer, and the
opening of numerous bottles by the
manager Of the Copper Queen company
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The Red Men gave ball at Captain
Wednesday night and raised funds to
complete their hall.
Griffin O'Neill, of San Antonio, Tex,
has bought mining property on the Bo-
nito and located with his family at
Captain.
OTERO COUNTY.
Tularosa now boasts of a baseball
team.
Tularosa is to have a Republican
club.
Miss Jennie Thomas, aged II years,
lied of dropsy at Tularosa.
The telephone line from White Oaks
to Carrizozo is completed and in oper-
alton.
Cloudcroft is to have 100000 hotel.
Captain and Gray are now nearly
connected by rail.
Heavy rains and floods have visited
ruIarosa canon several times, but have
lone little damage.
About one-third of the people Of FL
Paso get up to Cloudcroft these hot
days for breath of fresh air.
A company of Alamogordo young
folks enjoyed a hay ride to La Luz and
feasted on Mr.. Brubaker's orchard.
T. c. Thornton, a prominent attorney
and politician of Greenville, Tex, Il
summering at Cloudcroft with his fam
lily.
The dynamo and other machinery fol
the light plant at the Mescalero agency
has arrived and will soon be in opera
| ton.
s. s. McComas had his jaw bl loker
and three teeth knocked out by the fal
of a bridge beam on the White Oak!
road.
Albert Goodloe has succeeded to th
management of Ell Captain, and will
conduct a red-hot Republican newspa
per there.
The new school board at Alamogord
held it's organization meeting, and L.
Gillette was elected treasurer and r. L
Stewart secretary.
President c.. B. Eddy and Superin
tendent Thompson, of the White Oak
road, have force of men prospecting
for coal near Three Rivers.
A movement Is on foot among mer
chants Of Alamogordo to close theil re
spective places of business at o cloc
every evening except Saturday.
County Assessor c. Candelari
mourns the death Of his 5-year-ol
daughter. He has gone to Las Cruce
with his little son, who Is quite i'll.
The Anglo-Saxon members of tn
board of directors of the new Catholi
church in Alamogordo are John Quir
liven, E. J. Dedman and H. J. Andel
son.
A full page advertisement In the Bar
ner starts out: college Heights add
ton to Alamogordo. The Southwes
Baptist College," etc. They are pushel
down there.
An Alamogordo man, w. B. Snot
grass, carried $1,000 in new 500 bill
folded once. tucked into his hip pocke
for part Of day around the streets {
, Denver-and lost the roll.
; George Epps, q prospector, killed
cin n q mon honr uoar tho vx,hito On nd