Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-03
A BIG REAL
ESTATE TRANSFER
Jose Albina Baca Secures the Pablo Baoa
Addition of the City of East Las Vegas
by Settling Up 1921 of
Mortgages.
A MINING AGREEMENT BY THOSE INTER-
ESTE0 IN THE R0CIADA MINING DISTRICT
Joys Special Daily Service.

| Pablo Baca addition to the city of Cas
| Las Vegas He secured it from th
administrators of the estate by settling
the several mortgages held by differ
! ent parties on the addition, the.
amounting to sum of $9,13l03, witt
important real. transfers that ma
been made for some time.
The agreement of the organization
known as the Rociada mining distric
was left for filing at the recorders of
| flee today, and it will also be recorded
| in Mora county. There are 81 signer
| to the agreement which has for 1T
purpose the regulation Of the mines il
| that district and the petitioning Of the
| legislature for the appointment Of {
mine inspector, for the sale of dated
| powder (providng fine for selling
powder that is not dated) for recogni-
| ton of the mining district and giving
| privilege of election by citizens of To-
| cal recorder to record all local claims
| in the said district and for the regula-
| ton of the water rights. The agree
ment provides also for a miners meet
Ing once each year. The signers or
members of the district include some of
the most prominent men in the neigh
borhood, besides Chicago investors.
Mr.. and Mrs Hockemeyer are expec-
ted here the Fourth to spend several
davs with G. A. Rothgeb. 1t will be re-
| membered Mrs. Hockemeyer was for
merly Miss Pearl Rothgeb. The couple
have been travelling together almost all
the time since they were married, three
months ago.
A. G. Wertz was elected delegate from
the local A. o. U. w. lodge last night
TO attend the grand lodge meeting at
Phoenix V. II. Jameson was elected
alternate.
Mrs, B. Il. Mills will entertain the
Thursday afternoon whist club tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. Tina G. Elston has purchased
the r. w Bruce property on the south
side of Main avenue. Consideration
\ 81, 600.
Juan Bruno is on the sick list today
The baseball game between the tWt
military companies on the Fourth has
been postponed until some Sunday lat
err. It was thought the boys could moi
run a pay attraction against a free
show. That is the reason.
The saloons on the westside are get
ting ready with extra fixtures to ac-
conmodate those who will celebrate on
the natal day.
Captain DeCosta has written to the
adjutant general for permission to or
ganize a band in the infantry company
here. The company has II instruments
and 8 musicians as a neuclus, ana
think they can make the full compile
ment. 1t would be an apprecable ad-
dition, and the petition should be gran
ted.
The committee having in charge the
plan for the erection of a fine fountain
in the center of the plaza on the west
side say they have 5000 already on mana
and have not made any collection Tor
some Is months. The plans for the
fountain have been drawn by Architect
Rapp, and it is estimated the fountain
will cost from $1,000 to $1,000. The foun-
tain will make the plaza complete as a
fine park and lounging place, and the
merchants over there who make such
improvements possible, are to be con-
graduated on their push and generosi-
| ty. The plaza is the only decent park
in the two towns.
Ben Weller, the well known drum
mer. went down to Albuquerque this
afternoon, after doing the town here.
E. G.. Oldspaugh left yesterday fol
springer where he has a position at the
Santa Fe depot.
The stores around town are figuring
on closing at noon on the Fourth.
A. Hendrickson received a phone
| message this morning from M. Romero
at Porvenir that his horse that go
away Saturday night, had been fount
there fastened between a number o
| rocks.
| Rociada is preparing big hurral
| for the Fourth and will celebrate TN
natal day in conjunction with the birth
day of John Pendaviso, one of the OLE
time citizens.
Ell. Salazar, the westside postmas
| ter, is expected back tomorrow iron
his trip to Santa Rosa.
| Postmaster Blood found an old orde
on file among his papers from the de
| partment requesting the keeping opei
| of the windows for general deliver!
from in the morning until in th'
| evening, and the postoffice will keel
those hours after this, beginning today
| This will be quite convenience to TIM
citizens. The Sunday order will re
main as before.
The daily mail service between thi
city and Rociada, via Buelah, Sapello
Los Alamos and San 1gnacio, went int
effect yesterday. The mail will leav'
| Rociada at 4:3O in the morning and ge
in here by o'clock in time for TIL
! mail trains.
| F. r. Barling received the sad intel
| ligence this morning that his father a
Fort Smith, Ark. is dying. On accoun
Of the distance, Mr.. Barling will be un