Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-18
TERRITORIAL NEWS
Mortgage Bonds of the Columbus &
Northern Railway Company
Put on Record.
APROSPEROUSSAVINGS BANK
A New Roman Catholic Church in Grant
Oounty-Oattlemen Will Move the
Bulk of Their Stock from
Sierra County.
GRANT COUNTY.

I1opdFt N carter are QOlnS well or
their leases on the Bremen mines.
Silver City boasts of an automobile
but Taos still heads the auto procession
A large and ferocious wildcat has
taken up it's abode in the Chinese can
aigre works at Deming.
Mrs w. H. Taylor, an old and es-
teemed resident Of Mimbres valley
died at Silver City, aged sixty years.
Owing to the fact that Labor day
falls on the first Monday in September
the Deming schools will not open till
Tuesday.
c. M. Owsley. an energetic lawyer of
Kentucky, will hang out his shingle in
the former law office of B. F. Rice at
Deming.
The Gila river ranches are supplying
Lordsburg and other camps with fresh
vegetables. shutting out the California
shipments.
The Victoria Land and Cattle Com
pany at Deming brought in and sold
to Charles I. Pumeroy 100 head of
stock horses, which were shipped to
Nortonville, Kas.
The mortgage bonds of the Columbus
& Northern Railway Company We're
recorded in book s. pages 70 to 1O1.
There are 525 bonds Of 81, 900 each. The
revenue stamps cost $2625o.
Eugene Cosgrove has been duly ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
w. A. Smith, the Graham freighter,
who recently died in Silver City.
The Silver City Enterprise says that
Brag Knox got into a row over a crap
game in the White House saloon at
Silver City and had to be subdued by
baseball bat in the hands of Deputy
Sheriff George Blair.
Coal Mine Inspector ]. w. Fleming
left Silver City on months trip to the
mines of the territory. He was ac-
by his daughter, Miss Fan
ME, who will make the trip with her
father.
John Mitchell, of Cooks, B. Y. Nc
Keyes, Of Deming, and G. w. M. Car
vii. of Silver City, as jury commission
ers, on Thursday, drew the regular
grand and petit jury venires for the
September term Of district court.
Albert B. Copeland and Albert Will
son got into a cowboy row at Silver
City, when the former chased the lat
ter through several streets, taking
three shots at him. Copeland is under
$500 bonds to answer before the grand
Jury.
The Silver City Savings Bank has on
deposit $31, 1,969.32, deposited by rs per-
sons, and pays interest at the rate of
per cent. 1t has loaned out on real
estate $25.O22.s3; loaned on notes se-
cured by collateral, $16,125. A young
too.
The Mimbres river has been very
high, overflowing the fields. The roads
between the Mimbres and Santa Rita
are all washed out and 1t is almost i'm
possible for wagons to get through.
Now that he has been relieved from
public duty, Ex-Deputy Collector of
Customs Richard Hudson will join his
family in California and remain there
a couple of months, after which all
will return to Deming.
Deputy Sheriff Ed. Scarborough, wife
and child have removed from Dening
to Silver City to reside. on account
If that location being more convenient
FOR Mr.. Scarboroughs duties as range
rider.
The new Catholic church for San
Juan is nearing completion, also the
additional Methodist church In Pre-
,inct 20. The Catholic priest of Silver
city has been in San Juan holding
mass and inspecting the new church.
A deal was closed at Silver City by
which the Club House saloon and
wholesale liquor store owned by Bell
& Harvey passed into the hands Of ].
w. Fleming and Robert Golding, who
will hereafter conduct the same under
The firm name of Fleming & Golding.
James w. Gillett has disposed Of his
dry goods department at Silver City to
B. Rosenfeld, who was for many years
in charge of the same, but who has for
the past year been conducting a store
at Santa Rita. Mr.. Gillett will con-
tinue his wholesale grocery business
under the direction of John F. Kious.
Manager w. s. Hopewell, Of the Las
Animas Land & Cattle Co., of Hillsboro,.
was in Deming on his way home from
Colorado, where he has been to secure
pasture for his herds. There has only
been a sprinkle of rain in Sierra county
this summer and the cattlemen will
move the bulk Of their stock. Mr.. Hope
we'll informed the Deming Herald man
that Senator Andrews had sold half
interest in his Hillsboro mines for
100000.
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Heavy rains have recently come to
Chama and vicinity.
Charles A. Daggett is erecting two
story business house at Chama.
Chama had a real lady dentist In
town last week, and 1t is surprising
how many of the young bloods needed
their teeth mended.
The Brazos and other streams In
northern Rio Arriba county have at
tracted many tourists and health seek
ers this season.
The D. & r. G. reading room at
Chama Is being repainted and over
hauled generally. Handsome new fur
niture is taking the place Of the old
and soon the railroad boys will have a
nice. quiet retreat.
Justice 0Ayths Dead.
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