Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-18
TERRITORIAL HAPPENINGS
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geant major, NJ. A. Nordhaus; quarter
master sergeant, d. p. Seay; color SER
geant, Bruno TotZek. Company A
Captain, George w. Read, Jr.; first lieu
tenant, w. NJ. Daugherty; second lieu
tenant, E. R. Bowie; first sergeant; B.
r. Webb; ~sergeants, T. F. Crumpacker,
7. Rouault, L. F. Buell., William j..
Ownens: corporals, p. w. Frank, l.. P.
James, D. Lester, H. NJ. Dow, W. H.
Johnson. Company B-Captain, M. l..
Kelley; first lieutenant, P. Warrington;
second lieutenant, John M. Cowden;
first sergeant, r. B. Seay; sergeants, A.
A. Ririe, A. B. Hart, II. ]. Barfield, G.
T. Manahan; corporals, C. R. Taylor, j.
w. Chaves, F. Lester, J. w. Johnson
and j. S. Kittredge.
DONA ANA COUNTY.
Ringing Bros circus exhibited at
Las Cruces this week.
H. B. Holt and family have moved in
to their new residence at Las Cruces.
Las Cruces is to have two new sa-
looms by December l, making five sa-
looms in all.
Miss Vida Barker, who spent several
winters in Las Cruces, will be married
on October 20 at her home in Iowa. She
expects to reside in the future at Socor-
70.
Burglars entered the home of Henry
Foy at Organ and stole a lot of eatables
and also exchanged guns with Mr.. Foy,
appropriating all of his ammunition at
the same time.
The Cinnamon at Las Cruces for al
tering their certificates were sentenced
for thirteen months in the penitentiary.
C. c.. Cowan and A. B.. Cowan are
building new residences at Organ.
Las Cruces boasts of five centenari.
ans. The Oldest of these is Mrs. Salina
Buchanan, aged 125 years. The mex
Oldest is a native known as En- Sol, ant
is aged 115 years.
SIERRA COUNTY.
August Wohlgemut has sold his sa.
loon at Kingston to George Feagle.
Large game is reported to be plenti.
full in the mountains.
Ten thousand sheep are being shearet
in the vicinity of Lake Valley.
Kingston public school has an attend
ance of forty-five pupils. Miss Reynold,
is the teacher.
M. Dodge, of Arizona, purchased 30
head of goats at Lake Valley to stool
) a ranch in Arizona.
Jacob M. Blum has erected a nev
windmill at his ranch heal Fairview.
Ray Grayson, of Hillsboro, has beel
appointed range rider on the Gila fores
reserve.
w. z. Nelson, of Hillsboro, had hi
right wrist sprained by his horse fallin,
on it.
5 E. D. Ludlow, of Lake Valley, wa
painfully injured by being thrown fron
! his horse.
:. Mrs. and Miss Herod, who have live,
E at Las Cruces for a year, have gone t
Dadeville, Ga.
Mrs. A. Ricketson and children, O
, spend the winter.
Ocean Grove hotel, at Hillsboro, ha
changed hands, and is now owned b
=, Mowers & Chapman.
!, T. P. Sanford has been chosen foot
! ball coach for the agricultural colleg
team at Mesilla Park.
S.. J. Harding and sister, of Louisville
KY, have come to Las Cruces for tn
gentleman's health,
Mrs. N. Smith and Miss Minnie Gray
of Phoenix, Ariz., have come to LAX
Valley to spend the winter.
Mrs. Jacob Schaubling, of Las Cruces
( was. painfully injured by dropping
sadiron on her right foot.
Thomas Cochran, a well-known min
err and ]prospector of Sierra county, die,
. at the insane asylum at Las Vegas.
Burglars are operating at Las Cruces
and broke into the homes of William
Page, Manuel Nevares and M. Jacoby.
Fire of incendiary origin destroye,
+ the home of Newton Edison at Organ
Loss. $500.
George Weber, an o d-timer at Graf
ton, has rome to Denver for medica
! treatment.
E. P. Davis, aged % yeasr, of Coshoc
ton, O., died at Las Cruces of consump
ton. His remains were shipped TO
I burial.
} DR.. F. I. Given, of Hillsboro, received
tn. news this week of the death of hi
mother at Monmouth, Me-, in her 64tl
year.
!, The cattlemen of the range have Of
fered a special bounty for every beal
killed. In the old Loafer Wolf distric'
the bears have killed a great many cat.
tie the past year.
Rev. H.. Van Valkenburg, pastor o.
the Methodist church at Hillsboro, has
been transferred to the Pinos Alto.
charge. Rev. Hurlbert, of Boston, will
succeed him at Hillsboro.
', W. L. O'Kelly has refused to be {
sacrifice on the Democratic county tick
ct as candidate for superintendent O.
public schools, and the Democratic
county central committee has filled tn.
vacancy by naming Apolonio Wales tt
fill the vacancy.
While absent from his ranch neal
Hillsboro some one broke into Judge A
B. Elliott's house and stole some vege.
tables and a pair of overalls belongings
to Harry Elliot. The thief broke the
panels of the door, reached in, opened
the bolt and thus gained entrance.
d. G.. Tailor, E. d. Ludlow and r. H
Jobson left for Kansas City with three
cars of Angora goats for sale and ex.
hibition at the Kansas City stock yards
during the period of the National Ango.
ra Goat Raisers' Association meeting
Mr.. Taylor took a goat for exhibition
for which he refused an offer of 5000 q
short time ago..