Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-04-12


from Kingston to Arizona to look up a
new business location.
Noah RuIlari, who left Hillsboro a
Year ago for he Philippines. was Sc
vereiy wounded in an engagement with
the rebels His thigh was shattered by
8 ballet. His father died recently at La
Luz.
GRANT COUNTY.
Tne Silver City Eagle has again sus-
pended publication.
c. E. Hutchinson has succeeded J. A.
Harrison as express messenger at
Lordsburg.
T. J. Clark and Miss Sarah Kelley, of
Lordsburg, were married at the Chris
tian church.
The headquarters Of the Silver City
Pinos Altos stage line have been moved
from the latter to the former place
1t is the intention of the regents of
the Silver City Normal School to erect
$1,000 brick annex to the school at the
close Of the summer term.
Notwithstanding the cold weather Of
the past week, the fruit crop of the
county seems to have escaped with lit
tie injury.
Thieves at Lordsburg the other day
stole the windows, sash and pane from
the house Of w. H. Small while he was
away from home few hours.
The adobe makers of Lordsburg have
formed trust and put up the price Of
adobes from SIS to $25 per 1000. This
includes the price of putting the adobes
into a wall.
8. J. Turner crossed a railroad cross
ing at Lordsburg in delivery team.
Two parts of a train had parted, and
Turner tried to drive across between
them when they came together and
made kindling wood out of his wagon.
Turner escaped with few scratches.
socoRRo COUNTY.
Measles are epidemic in Socorro.
Col. Albert F. Childs, formerly resi-
dent of Socorro, died at Washington.
Joseph E. Smith will build fourteen
room addition to his boarding house at
Socorro.
Charles Hitchcock, of San Marcial,
has accepted position as machinist at
Ell Paso.
Mrs. C. T. Brown is erecting a wind
mill and making other Improvements on
the Blackwell ranch.
Justiniano Abeyta has left the school
of mines to enter the law school of the
Nashville university.
Luella Brooks O'Gara. of Socorro, has
been granted divorce from her hus-
band, William O'Gara, on the ground of
desertion.
John Markley, an old man in destitute
circumstances, was furnished transpor-
tation by Socorro citizens to his home
in Indiana.
Michael Ganey has assumed the posi-
ton of roadmaster at San Marcial, sue
ceeding Mr.. Koehler, who will return to
his home in Kansas.
Mrs. ]. M. Robinson, of Socorro. who
a few months ago broke her right arm,
last week fell from a ladder and broke
her left arm just above the wrist.
Pedro Armijo, Seferino Savedra and
Teodoro Armijo were arrested at Socor-
no for breaking into sealed car, and
were taken to Las Cruces for trial.
AS the result of an overdose of NOR
phine, Lloyd Freeborn, of Socorro, died
at Ell Paso. He was IS years of age, and
moved to FL Paso from Socorro several
years ago.
The county commissioners have ap-
pointed John H. Tweed, of San Marcial,
constable of precinct 13. They also de-
clded to merge school district No. 46 in
to district No. 36.
Dale Gordam, of the school of mines
broke his collar bone and did not know
the fact until three days afterward
when the pain he suffered caused hin
to consult a physician.
DIR. Duncan, of Socorro, has sold tt
the Montoyas, of San Antonio. five
quarter sections of land In North CanoI
and four quarter sections in Red Can.
on, near Rosedale, for sheep grazing
purposes.
Socorro hose company No. 1, at its
regular annual meeting last week, elect.
ed the following officers: Chief, W
Hammel; foreman, A. F. Katzenstein
treasurer, M. Loewenstein; secretary
A. Winkler; first assistant foreman
Charles Tabacchi; second assistant
foreman. John Louis; standing commit
tee, A. Cortesy, A. Winkler, Jullu!
Price; finance committee, A. D. Coon
]. f. Smith and M. Vigil.
The election last Tuesday resulted II
the defeat Of the Citizens ticket by thu
Republicans. For mayor, Estevan Bacs
received seventy-five majority. The cit
izens only elected r. Salas for alderman
and J. Greenwald and M. Armijo for th'
board of education. The Republican,
elected are: Estevan Baca, mayor; An
tonic A. Sedillo. clerk: Severe A. Baca
treasurer; Nestor Padilla, j. j. Gale
gos and Florentino Gallegos. aldermen
Remigio Pena and Martin Lopez, mem
bers of the board Of education.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Six miners from Cerrillos have locat
ed at Captain.
The notes and book accounts of W. H
Weed, advertised for sale by the sa,
Miguel National Bank Of Las Vegas, t,
satisfy Judgment Of $4,000. were soil
at White Oaks at public auction TO
something less than $500. Valuable rea