Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-11
THIRTEEN AND ONE
HALF CENTS FOR WOOL
The Wool Growers Around the Meadow
City, However Are Holding Out for
Still Higher Price Which They Say
is Certain to Be Bid.
FIVE COMPLAINTS AGAINST PARTIES
TRESPASSIHG ON THE PEC0S RESERVE
joys Special Daily Service.

II Ids just tOlllc " llSll tlldL Sllc tlltlS-
ed a bold bad burglar away from the
family larder with u big gun last Sun
day. 1t seems that the Wells have
been missing things from their smoke
house in the way of provisions of late.
Last Sunday Mr.. Wells and wife left in
the afternoon, leaving Miss Cora up
stairs to keep a watch for the thief.
The thief had evidently seen Mr.. Wells
leave. Soon after he calmly meander-
ed over, taking a boy with him, went
to the larder and proceeded to load up
with a choice lot of grub. Just as he
was getting ready to leave with the
punder. Miss Cora appeared on the
scene with a gun, and nearly scared the
fellow to death. He dropped the stolen
stuff and ran like a scared deer, and it
is only owing to the fact that Miss Cora
got a wrong cartridge in the gun, that
he did not get his trousers perforated
with a little lead. 1t was quite a brave
thing for the young lady to do, to boldly
face the thief, and her friends are eX-
tending congratulations to her
Chris Christensen left this afternoon
for Old Wyne, Ia, on the receipt Of the
news that his Wife is quite sick.
Celso Baca and wife have transferr-
ed to Sostena Montoya de Garcia two
lots on the east side in precinct &C. Con-
sideration $50.
Los Conchas reports 9 good "aiu yes
tarI1N a ftarnnnn Tho in ic bo n,
cipal topic with the people these days
as it means much in financial way to
everybody concerned.
The Thursday afternoon whist club
was pleasantly entertained this after
noon by Mrs Charles Sporleder.
Mrs. Charles Ilfeld has cards out for
a dancing party on the night of July IS
in honor of Miss Floersheim, who is
visiting Mrs. Lucien Rosenwald.
DR.. A. p. Morrison and wife arrived |
stay DR.. Morrison is superintendent of |
the Methodist missions for the terri !
tory.
The price of wool reached the 13 IL
cent point this morning, and there is
not a great deal coming in today at
that The wool growers claim the price
is still too low, and the larger buyers
say they do not know how they can
come out square by paying such prices
as they are now paying. There you are;
take your choice. 1t has been estimated
that there will be 100000 pounds of
wool disposed of in Las Vegas during
the year.
Miss Ethel Bugbee, accompanied by |
Miss Vera Chapman, whom she has |
oeen visiting here, left today for South |
Bend, Ind.
Charles A. McNair, brother of 7. B.
McNair, arrived this morning from st.
Louis and went on to the Montezuma |
at the Springs, where he will remain a |
month or so.
A number of the colored society |
lights, gave a dance at Monte Carlo |
hall last night. They had regular |
cake walk of a time.
Theodore Hockemeyer left this after |
noon for his business trip south. Mrs. |
will remain a month with |
her parents here on visit.
j. r.. Smith, the miller, is feeling un-
usually happy today. 1t was a boy
last night, and it makes a lively, |
healthy trio at his house.
Amos Kline is a bit under the wealth
er today, but is still able to be about.
j. X. Williamson, who had an eye |
badly injured on the Fourth, will not |
lose his sight as was at first feared. |
He is to be congratulated on his mar
row escape.
The young Martinez boy who had a |
hand nearly blown off on the Fourth |
by holding cannon cracker, is getting
along we'll, and the doctor says the
wound is doing splendidly and will soon
be healed.
Little Miss Mary, the daughter of w.
L. Thompson, entertained n number Of
little friends at the family home on
sth street this afternoon. The occasion
was her 5th birthday, and the little
folks had a big time.
e. l.. Hamblin has returned from his
business trip to Santa Fe, where he
picked up a little business.
Miss Mary Kilgore left this afternoon
for her home in Salida, Colo, after
spending some time in the city.
Invitations are out for party by
Mrs. F. H. Pierce next Thursday in
honor of her visiting sister, Mrs. Dom
aid Tyler of Owensboro, Ky.
James G.. Fitch of Socorro, a promi-
nent attorney went through today en-
route to Chicago where he will meet
his wife and they will enjoy an outing
on the lakes.
Miss Regina Rosenwald, daughter of
Rosenwald of Albuquerque,
arrived today for visit with relatives
here. She will stay with Mrs. Cecilio |
and will remain some time.
Mrs. Mollie Wilson of Deming, was
brought here today to the asylum for
the insane Mrs. Wilson is about mid
die aged and is not violent
Joseph Larrazolo has accepted a po-
sition with Dick, as delivery boy.
Howard Ireland is a new employee at
the ice plant.
George Langenburg, inspector for the
Pecos river forest reserve, has filed five
against different parties for
trespassing on the reserve. The COM
plants were filed before U. S. Commits
sioner Bunker.
The fire alarm brought the company
to Young and Biehrs shop this after
noon about o'clock, they having soun-