The copper era., 1902-08-07
NEW MEXICO NEWS

known In Clifton and LOrd@uHf4
 Prof. Owens of the Normal school at silver City, wa- married last week in
 Indiana to Mis- Arabel Buchcr.
 John Franci- Fleming and Mi-- KiI4 Wilson were married in Sil,cr City la-t week. They reside on the Giia. where Mr. Flcmin- l. engaged in thc cattle business.
 C. W. Max-on left Tuesday for Los Angeles. where he will meet 5. ".
 Vim and others interested in the Mineral Mouutai4 mining company, who are on their way Co 3tciu'- Pas
 Liberal.
 \ Mexican ltborcr by inc name o' Q.tcrbo Cordora va the victim Of -dd accident in the mines of the santa Rita Mining Go. Saturday, when q large rock fell upon him, killing him almost instantly.
 An clopmcut wa reported last week from Dcmin2, and another from oiI- yer CIty. The wife Of d Gold Hill cowman is reported at SoIomonyiIle
 with a miner. She sent the old man word that he could keep Inc kid.
 John r. McCabe, Lord7burg, V. N, and Mi-- Ida Clcmcntinc Wilson were
 married on July 3l al Globe, A. T. The groom i- d well known cattlman of Grant county and i- also interested in |. l.. | ,I..
 Mr.. Sallia Hawkins, Of the Mogol- lon-, wa- drowned last week while at tcmptin. to eros the Maugu7. Her body Wa found three miles below where the accident happened. The horses and pet dog escaped by swimming.
 Alcjaudro Scba of santa Fc was stoned 10 death Wednesday night by Luis Romero and relatives. Romero had left hi7 house to be gone five days, but returned before the expired time and found 5cba with his wife. Scba has three children, but his wife died d year ago.
 News of the death Of Arthur Hughes has been received by his wife at Hills boro, x. NJ. Arthur Huge, wa- min ing man of that place who gamblcd on g.. .oOo of his employers, J x. Portcrs, money al Fl raso and then skipped out. dc-crting his wife. He died in the mountains of Montana of pncu- mouia, about two months ago.
 The Ontario company has cncount- cred water in it's shaft. and although it has been unable Co sink but little since striking the water it finds it has about all that can be handled by buckets, and probably will have to put in pumps to handle the water if the body is a. largo as now appears prob able. This strike of water is good thing for the district Liberal
 II. !. McGrath while riding on the F5t,.Ins a few days since, was thrown from his horse When he rcgaincd consciousness some time later tho horse had disappeared. He has had men looking for the horse and more the outfit that was on the |. horse. which represented cash value | of about SIOO but has not been able to i get any trace of it. The trail was ! followed for d distance, but the wind | had blown the sand so that the tracks | were oblitcratcd. Liberal.
 Thomas H. Pearson, George ". NJ. 'arvil, Fulton !. Davidson, John w. | Carter, of Grant county. and John l Clay of Graham county, Arizona, have | tho Gila Land X Live stock company, with $2O0, 900 capital. | divided into 2OO.O shares. The | arc at Silver City, Grant | county. The directors are Thomas R. Pearson, George W. NJ. Carvil, John ". Carter, o' Silver City; Fulton J. Davidson, of piuo, Altos and John 1 Clay, of Graham, Arizona.
 A report is current that Phelps, : Dodge X Co. have secured the famous Hanover group of iron mines, near Silver City, x. NJ. The company now | proposes erecting d shelter at Deming | so the report runs, where the silicious l )ycs of the Buffalo mines at Globe, | AriI., and the nuNing ores of the Han- ! over group will be treated, the ores ! being hauled by tho company's rail | roads from their respective points. ! The product will be matte, which in | turn will be shipped to Douglas to be | handled by the convcrtcrs Of the com | pany at that point.
 President and Manager w. $. Hope | we'll of the santa Fc Central railway. and !. T. Mclaughlin, treasurer of the have signed the S2. 5OO. 900 | bond issue of the company taken by | the ritt>hurg Trust company. or the !, proceeds S2 ,0OO. GOO arc to be used in | the construction of the | santa Fc Central railway from santa ! Fc to Torrance, and the remaining | 500 GOO for track improvements. Sen ator w. II. Andrews, who has just re- ! turned from Roswell and d trip over | the proposed line from Roswell to Tor l rance, declared that this proposed line, about ninety-tvc miles long, ! would certainly be built, and that be- fore long. The topography k very favorable for railroad building and the country through which the line would pass is capable Of great development