Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-22
TERRITORIAL
HAPPENINGS.
News Items Picked Up in Socorro,
Lincoln, Mckinley and Sierra
Counties.
TELEPHONE FOR GALLUP.
Over One Hundred Goal Miners from Cali.
fornia Have Lately Settled at Gallup
W E. Martin Treated to a Sur
prise at Socorro.
SIERRA COUNTY.

l.. II. ISlleT SpTdlIeu MS WflSC ldSl
week while assisting to take up the
pipe line between Hillsboro and - eias
lake.
Mr.. McCadden and daughter, of Chi
cago, have arrived at Hillsboro and
expect to stay for the winter for the
benefit of the daughters health.
Mitch Gray, a miner of Kingston, left
last week for Dundee, Scotland to Wis
it his mother. Mr.. Gray was one of the
owners Of the Grandview group OF
mines in the Carpenter district, which
was recently sold for a good price.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
N. B. Putnam will build new resi-
dence at White Oaks.
Thos. Walsh, of White Oaks, is suf-
fering with an attack of la grippe.
The enrolment of the public schools
at White Oaks numbers almost 200.
George s. Treat is building an addi-
ton to his residence at White Oaks.
Rev. O. H. King, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, has resigned from his
charge at White Oaks and will go to
some other field of the service.
Samuel Neid has the contract for the
building of the new stable and carriage
house for Paul Mayer at White Oaks.
The building will be so feet square,
and will be of adobe.
SOCORRO COUNTY.
District Clerk John e. Griffith has
returned to Socorro from a short visit
to his former home in Ohio.
F. Fischer, of Socoro, has purchased
fine imported 1900 pound English
Shire stallion which he will place on his
ranch for breeding purposes.
Miguel Pine, Of San Antonio, Texas,
is new student at the school of mines.
Amos Geren has returned from sew
eral weeks stay in Ell Paso and has
resumed his place with ]. E. Smith at
the same place.
Hon. H. M. Dougherty and family
have taken possession of their new
home at Socorro. There seems to be a
great demand for houses and rooms at
Socorro, and the number of strangers
arriving there for the winter promises
to be greater than that of last winter.
Col. E. c. Machen, of New York city.
and Franklin Farrel, of Connecticut,
arrived ait Socorro last week, and in
company with c. T. Brown, of the lat
ter place, left to look over the route of
the proposed extension of the Magda-
lena branch westward. They expect to
be gone about ten days.
Says the Socorro Chieftain: "Hon. w.
F.. Martin spent the greater part Of the
week at his home in this city. Mr..
Martin has recently been surprised 10
learn that L. Baldwin & Co. are Of
fe~ing for sale the property known as
Martins Wells. Mr. Marin states thai
he is the legal representative of the
Martin heirs, who own four-fifths in
terest in this property, and that any
body purchasing the ranch from any
other party or parties than himself
does so ait his own risk"
MCKINLEY COUNTY.
Chas. Weidemeyer, of Zuni, shipped
one car of cattle and one Of sheep last
week.
L. E. Densmore is doing the brick
work on the new Harding residence at
Gallup.
John Osborne, of Gallup, has received
the contract to grade Hill avenue, and
<,c1r uta art1
The pupils of the intermediate Gram
mar and High school rooms at Gallup
gave public entertainment on We'd
nesday evening.
Gallup last week from a two months
visit to his old home i'm Maine. He Wis
tied Dr. Hinch in Missouri for week.
John Hanlon died at Dr. Harper S
hospital at Gallup on November 18th
of disease of the spine. He was a
blacksmith by trade and about 65 years
old.
Julian Martinez and Miss Nestora
Nunez, of Gallup, were married on No
vember 18th. at the Catholic church at
that place. Rev. George j. Julliard Of
ficiated.
The town board Of Trustees of Gal
lup is considering an application for a
franchise for a telephone exchange.
The franchise will probably be granted
this week.
Miss Louisa Bernasco and William
Kiddie were married ON November 10th,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Dris-
coll, at Gibson. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. P. A. Simpkin.
The old Foster place near Guam was
sold by ]. B. Smith, of Gallup, to e.
Barela, of San Rafael Mr.. Barela has
used the ranch for lambing for some
time. The amount paid was about $780,
The Page and Wolff Ice company
Gallup Is kept busy manufacturing ice
for home consumption, as we'll as for
points west of Gallup. Last week II
shipped two carloads to Williams and
Winslow.
The Santa F'e Pacific railroad COM
pany's round house, workshops, store
rooms and offices will be completed in
about three weeks. The storeroom will
be 6ox14 feet, with an Office at one end
The buildings are Of brick and make
a neat appearance.
Wiley Weaver, manager OF the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company's mines
returned to Gallup last week from San
Francisco with sixty-nine coal miners
This makes total Of one hundred and
twenty which the company has brough,
to Gallup within short time, and
still there is room for more.