Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-02
There Is Report of Disagreement Among
the Appraisers Appointed by Judge
McFie, Who Will Hold Meeting
at Las Vegas Tomorrow,
The MEADOW CITY GRAND ARMY POST
is TO Be RE0RGANIzED
joys Special Daily Service.

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dow City.
The remains of William Edison wer
not shipped to Jonesboro Ark, unit
today. They left on No. 2.
| Albino Lopez has transferred to Jual
M. Romero piece of land in precinc
Sc at La Cueva. Consideration $3.50
Miss BERTHE Norrngton will leave il
a few days for Chicago and points ii
Pennsylvania, where she will remain.
b. Romero and family returned this
afternoon to El Paso after a stay in
the Meadow City of several days.
Anceto Abeytia and Miss Juanita
Santa Fe after visit with friends here.
j. Frank Chaves is here from his
home in Santa Fe, seeing his friends
and talking a little business on the
sly
Max. karlsruhe and J. f. Jacobs are
down from Springer today seeing
friends and combining business with
pleasure.
been in the city some time. left today
for Canon City, Colo.,> where they will
remain.
Miss Mathilda Gallegos, the stenog-
rapher in the district clerks Office is
on the sick list today and unable to
be at her duties.
Rosario Montoya has transferred to
Dario Atencio a tract of land at La
Reunion and the improvements there
on. Consideration $10S
r. B. Roper, one of the telegraph op-
orators, expects to leave this evening
for California where he will go to work
on the Santa Fe-Pacific
The temperature record for the "a
hours ending at o'clock yesterday ev-
ening was: Maximum 90, minimum 81,
mean 72. The mean humidity was So.
Charles c. Catron, son of r. B. Cat
ron of Santa Fe, has brought suit in
Mora county against H. x. Leonard to
restrain him from cutting timber and
taking out lumber on the Mora grant.
George Malleof has arrived here from
South America and will make his fu-
ture home in this city. He, is a brother
of the west side merchant by the same
name.
George Parson, Santa Fe's catcher,
who will hold down Charles Rhodes
pitching on Sunday, arrived this even
ing and will practice with the boys.
The game Sunday promises to be hot
one.
A number of friends dropped in at
Mrs. B. Danziger's last night to meet
Miss Jacobs of Pueblo, who arrived
here yesterday for visit. Miss Jacobs
is well known here by many of the
young folks, she having visited here
before.
Superintendent Fox returned this af-
ternoon from his trip up the road.
Word was sent him that his chief
clerk, Mr.. Jones, was unable to attend
to the office on account Of sickness. Mr..
Jones is confined to his bed, and is
quite ill.
A. A. SENEGAL and A. Green will leave
Sunday for their mine in the Bernal
district. These gentlemen have good
coal claim there and have invested
considerable money in the hole. They
feel, though, the mine will eventually
be a paying one.
tonsilitis in Albuquerque. Mr. Twitch-
ell had to go to bed soon after his ar
rival in the Duke City. and has been
confined ever since.
James E. Watson, of the 9Th congress
sional district Of Indiana, and one of
the most prominent men in the house
and close to Speaker Henderson, yes
terday while here said, that New Mex
leo had absolutely no show for state
hood. 1t would undoubtedly be consid-
cred, but would not pass. OF course
Congressman Watson is mistaken.
The option on the Hamilton mine
which has been held by Messrs. c. C
Robbins, O. Earickson, Donald Stew.
art, c. o. Roberts P. j. and Mike Muir
phey, has been transferred to w. B
Twitchell as the representative Of soiHs
New York capitalists and there wi h'
ar expert out mere to ltok owe tho
II ne sometime within the next twl
weeks. The bond is given with the
right to buy at $4,000. The Hamilton
mine is on the Pecos reserve and is said
to be one. of the richest in this vicinity.
The commissioners on the Dawson
railway adjustment will meet tomor-
row afternoon and bring in their re-
port. 1t is likely to be lively session
as there is some difference of opinion
naturally as to the value of the land in
question. Mr.. Barnes, the ColfaX coun-
ty member. will come down on NO.
tomorrow and the session will proba-
bly, last all afternoon.
There was not a very large crowd out
| to attend the meeting held at Captain
| w. C. Reid's office last night to talk
the matter over of reorganizing the G.
| A. r. post here, though those who were.
are in favor of the move and meeting
is called for tonight again to take
steps toward perfecting the organiza-
tion. j. w. Edwards, department com.
mander Of Albuquerque, has consented
to remain over today and be present to-
night, when a large crowd is expected