Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-05
Commissioners RE-
PORT MADE PUBLIC
The Plaintiff in the Case Against the Daw
son Railway Company Gets $l0,266.25
The Company Had offered to
Compromise on $4,000.
EUSEBIO lUCER0 BROUGHT IN
AFULL GROWN WILD CAT
Joys Special Daily Service.

Mrs. B. Spitz and children returned
this afternoon to Albuquerque afte
spending a month at the Hot Springs
Mrs. Joshua Reynolds left this af
ternoon for the Grand Canon, wher,
she will join the Hewett camping par
ty.
The county commissioners held a ses-
sion today and fixed up some county
matters and ordered batch of bills
paid.
Judge William j. Mills, Hon. Charles
A, Spiess and Secundino Romero left
yesterday for Guadalupita to look at
the mines there.
The infantry company are making
big preparations for their ball tomor-
row night at Rosenthal hall. The pros
poets are for big crowd.
Hon. Jefferson Reynolds has trans
ferred to Mary Herman, lots 1 and in
block 4, of the Reynolds addition, to
Las Vegas. Consideration $500.
Mrs. Hill, sister of George p. Mon
ey, who has been visiting here for the
past few weeks, departed this after
noon for her home in Winona, Miss.
Josefita j. Gutierrez of Albuquerque,
has transferred to Juan Ortiz of Calls
teo, parcel of land in the southwest
ern part of the county. Consideration
$500.
A little freight wreck up the road
Dnt ioIh
draw-bar pulling out, delayed the
trains from the east about three hours
today
William Stewart arrived here .Satur-
day night from his trip to Scotland.
Mr.. Stewart came up by way of Tu-
cumcari to see his brother and over
land here by stage.
Died, yesterday evening, Miss Cast
mera Madrid. The young lady, who
was 81 years of age, had been a patient
sufferer for the past year, and death
came as a relief. The remains will be
taken to Los Wales for interment
A year ago tomorrow morning hap
pened the big washout at Apache cam
on on the Santa Fe. This was the time
when the passengers had to be carried
overland in carriages and the whole
traffic was knocked out for five days.
Miss Sophie Gilchlist has resigned
her position at Davis and Sydes, and
will fit herself for professional teach
ing. Miss Eliza Curtis, daughter Of
Rev. Curtis, who died a short time ago,
will take Miss Gilshrist's place in the
store.
Rev. Geyer of st. Paups church of |
Lafayette, Ind, occupied the pulpit at
the Methodist church yesterday both
morning and evening. Rev. Geyer's
structive, he being a forceful and elo-
quent talker.
Max. Nordhaus, who returned from a
long stay at Santa Rosa Saturday
night, is Drowned and ruddy from his
encounter with the hot and dry country
there He reports the country as ex-
tremely dry and suffering for want Of
good soaking rain.
A special train will be through here
Friday containing the "Quien Sabe"
Elks from over the territory en- route
to their annual jamboree which will
convene on August IL in Salt Lake |
City. A number of the local Elks will
join the herd here, and go out for a |
large time.
A special train running as the second |
section of No. 1 came through here
this morning carrying about $50 X. of |
P. members en- route to San Francisco
to attend the biennial meeting of the |
supreme lodge. The members were
from West Virginia, Ohio, and Indiana,
and the train was in charge of A. A.
Weiss, city passenger agent for the
Santa Fe in Cincinnati.
General Superintendent T. p. Cook
Of the Western Union Telegraph Co., of
Chicago; Division Superintendent J. J.
Dickey of Omaha, and Assistant Divis-
ion Superintendent G. B. Horton of
Denver, will arrive here tonight and be
here tomorrow on an inspection trip of
the telegraphic offices. They were in
Santa Fe today.
Eusebio Lucero brought in mena-
gerie with him this morning from
Chaperito, in the way of full grown
wild cat and young feline. The old
cat was caught in trap, just getting !
a couple of toes pinched. Mr.. Lucero |
has the young cat for sale as pet.
The old cat is vicious animal and
strongly resented the prying eyes of
the interviewers.
A lot of the insulators and small
electrical trappings for the electric
line have arrived. The copper trolley
has been shipped from Pittsburg and
the rails left East st. Louis on August
l. and will arrive here in about seven
days. The contract for the power
house will be let probably today or to-
morrow and work will begin on the
at once.
Judgment has been given John Nor
row ct al against James e. Miner and
wife, in the sum of $536.S0; amount due
on mortgage. If the sum ia not paid,
the property is ordered to be sold.
George and Catherine Bell Of Ration,
also have Judgment against the same
for the sum Of $44O, and
with the same proviso regarding sale
Of property.
The next ball game to be played here
Is with Lamar, Colo, on Wednesdays