Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-08
EDDY COUNTY.

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u Carlsbad this week,
! w. Bowles Young, formerly of Carls.
ibad, died at FL Paso.
Mrs. E. M. Skeats will April l leave
Carlsbad for England.
w. F. Rollins and H. F. Maywald and
families have located at Carlsbad. They
are machinists for the WOOL securing
mill.
Sheriff Stewart arrested Luciano Lo.
pez on the charge Of stealing a gur
from man named Allen, sheepherder
for Peter Corn. Lopez was lodged in the
Carlsbad jail.
The management Of the Pecos Valley
Irrigation Company has appointed H
! F. Christian auditor to succeed l. w
Freeman, resigned. Mr.. Christian is al
so auditor of the beet sugar company.
District court met at Carlsbad, with
Judge Parker on the bench. W. F.
Cochran was acquitted Of drawing and
fourishing pistol at and toward c. M
Jones'
GRANT COUNTY.
| T, Thomas had hts foot mashed at the
| Gillette shaft.
Malcolm McLeish, of Denver has To-
Gated at Silver City.
Joseph Murphy has moved from Gen.
trail to Silver City.
The Presbyterian parsonage at Silver
| City has been completed.
Prof. Charles Carter, of Tyler Tex,
has located at Pinos Altos.
The months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Gonzales died at Silver City.
Henry Forsythe, of Central dislocat-
ed his shoulder at the Silver City smell
ter.
John Franton and John Penrose have
moved from Pinos Altos to Clifton,
Arizona.
David r. Brownell started the saw
mill formerly owned by Fred H. Golden,
near Pinos Altos.
DR.. Crocker Is vaccinating the section
men along the Southern Pacific be-
tween Ell Paso and Lordsburg.
Mrs. Elnora Agee and Mrs Susan M.
Alexander bought the three-story brick
residence north Of the Episcopal church
at Silver City.
The residence known as the Kidder
house and occupied by Mrs. Fendal
was burned to the ground at Deming
Loss, 81, 200; insurance. $3.50,
The Southern hotel at Silver City has
been sold by Mrs. David Abraham to
Louis Abraham. Mrs. Abraham will re-
turn to her old home in Germany
United States Marshal Foraker and
Chinese Inspector Charles Behan ar
rested Fong Man Nang Ng Bow and
Tang Gin at Fort Bayard for being Chi
nese laborers unlawfully in the United
States.
BERNALILLO COUNTY.
A. Stevenson has removed from Bland
to White Oaks.
John Preston, a stranger. died at Gal
lup of pneumonia.
Mrs. Annie Jenifer died at Gallup aft
er a lingering illnass.
A Rebekah lodge will be instituted at
Bland in the near future.
H. A. Johnson and family, Of Gallup,
have moved to Colorado.
There are thirty-four Indian trading
stores within fifty miles Of Gallup.
Joseph Reitz was sandbagged at Gal
lup by ruffians, and is seriously ILL.,
John Smart and John Thompson and
families, of Cerrillos, have located at
Gallup
Hon. William fitzpatrick has bought
an interest in the Union coal mine at
Gallup.
Leslie, the 2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew Chalk, died at Bland of
whooping cough.
James, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Brown, died Of typhoid fever at Gal
lup. He was years old.
Thomas Cheek has succeeded H. c.
Baker as night yardmaster of the San
ia Fe-Pacific railroad at Gallup.
Gustave Mulholland struck an abun-
dance Of water at the Gibson mine near
Gallup at the depth Of $50 feet.
Mrs. John Henidle. of Gallup, brought
suit against her husband for divorce on
the ground Of cruelty and non-support.
Philip Thornton, who conducted
restaurant at Bland, vamoosed the 9TH
er day, to the sorrow Of his creditors, It
Is said.
Water cars are now hauled on every
freight train between Gallup and Rio
Puerco, there being no water at Grants,
Bluewater or Dewey.
G. N. Cotton. a contractor, last week
furnished 200 Navajo Indians to the
railroad company at Gallup for track
work.
Bennett Bros, Of Zuni, are prospect
Ing for water thirty miles east Of Gal
lup, where they intend to establish a
trading store.
All section men Of the Santa Fe-Pa-
cific railroad west of winslow are Jap
anese, who receive 81 day, while be-
tween Albuquerque and Gallup many
Navajoes are employed, who receive
$1.10 day.
One Of w. e. Pratt's children at CAL
lup upset lamp and set fire to the cur
tains in the room. Heroic efforts Of Mr..
Pratt extinEuished the flames after
they had caused loss of 800.
Mr.. Ladd. representing the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company, took = car load
Of machinery to Gallup. and has com.
menced work with a diamond drill two
miles from Gallup. looking for coal
A Navajo Indian found an unexplod-
ed railway torpedo at Gallup. He was
curious to know what was inside the
shell, and tried to pick 1t open when It
exploded and tore off two Of his fingers
and inflicted other painful injuries.