Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-19
p0RTALES CUTOFF
STILL IN THE AIR
General Superintendent Cain in an Inter
view at Las Vegas Says That it Has
Not Yet Been Definitely Decided
Upon for the Present.
THE SECOND CHAPTER IN THE
MEADOW CITY KIDNAPPING CASE
joys Special Daily Service.

ing able TO Ie about
b. Long, a son of Judge L. V. Long.
is here from California. He came in
:. last night on No s.
The infant of Theodorr i'hacon is
very i'll toda, .th 'holera inf4au,m
: rhe little one is having a nard fight for
{ life.
A. A. Maloney and a couple of work.
men went out to Los Alamos this
morning to do some work for William
Frank.
w. Jones, who has been here for sew
eral days, left today for Trinidad
; where he will remain. He halls from
"Mizzouri."
Miguel EsQuibel, president of the
Tecolote grant, is in the city today
comforting with other members about
grant business.
Francisco Vigil and wife have trans
ferred to Aniceto Bustamente a lot of
real estate in township 16, this county.
Consideration $125.
The temperature record for the "a
hours ending at o'clock was a maxi
mum S5; minimum So, mean 10 The
mean humidity was 4S
Judge William j. Mills and Hon. C. A.
Spiess returned yesterday evening from
their trip to Guadalupita and report
rain on the return trip.
John Finn has entered into an agree
ment to sell to Mrs. s. N. Laughlin of
California, "a lot of mining property in
the Pecos river country. The consid-
Grafton is to be $500.
r. NJ Chacon and wife will leave for
| Trinidad the first of the week where
they will rake their future home Mrs |
Chacon is expected up from Albuquer- |
| que t. is afternoon.
Rociada and FL Porvenir had a fine
rain yesterday. San Geronimo had, al
so, good shower Wednesday. The
| rains in the last few days seem to have
been pretty general.
Lean1ro Blea of Rivera, loaded on
too much tanglefoot yesterday even
ing, got too hilarious and was last
night jailed. He was released today on
his promise to be good.
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Roswell, are in the city for few days
The gentlemen are making trip over
land in covered wagon and commun-
ing with nature en- route.
Juan Rudolph, who was thrown out
of q buggy in "A runaway, Wednesday,
and somewhat injured is reported as
getting along nicely and will soon be
able to try the horse again.
Mrs. NJ. j. Crowley and Mrs James
Young have received from the A. o. U.
W. lodge the payment of the life in
surance policies held by their husbands
in the sum of $4,000 each. This is quick
work, as the holders of the policies i
have been dead only few weeks.
The first consignment of ten cars of
wool from Belen to the Ross Browne |,
securing plant here has arrived. There
are 30 more cars to follow. Belen is be- |
the value of the Las Vegas market to
pull from so far down the line.
w. c.. Barne of Colfax county, Hon.
j. s. Duncan and Captain L. G. Austen
of Las Vegas, the commissioners ap- {
pointed by Judge Mills to appraise the {
damage done by the Dawson railway to {
the owners of tie Pablo Montoya grant f
on the right of way, will leave Monday
for the grant by way of Ell Paso.
Charles D. Watson has transferred to
Frank F. Zummack, Consolidated t
mines One and Two, and half interest s
In, A Nd l
site and water rights registered by him
a short time ago in the Rociada dis t
trict. The consideration is $4,000. Ev- t
identity these properties in Rociada are /
becoming valuable. e
The celebration of the 18th anniver-
sary of the Montezuma club last night |
was a most pleasant affair." The atten-
dance was not as large as usual, there
being only about 25 present. Six-hand- !
ed euchre was the amusement, with a
little dancing afterwards. Mrs. w. G.
Hayden won the first prize at cards.
ments.
j. M. Hay, Mr.. Mcfarland and Hen
ry Dinwiddy went out on coyote
hunt early this morning. They were
successful, too Three of the little an
imals We're taken, two of them being Z
alive. Mr.. Mcfarland while out riding d
on the mesa a few days ago saw one of
the animals about two miles from town.
The nest was located and the trip this
morning during the early hours result
ed in the capture. Mr.. Hay says he is
going to make a pet out of his cap
ture.
The case of Juan Romero before Uni
ted States Commissioner Bunker for
pasturing sheep on the forest reserve
was this afternoon sent to the grand
jury, Romero being bound over under
5000 bond, which he gave. George Lam
genburg the forest inspector and COM
planning witness, told the reporter he
regretted to have to prosecute the cas-
es but that he intended to enforce the
law He feels if the herders once un-
they will be prosecuted for
trespassing, they will stop causing
trouble.
General Superintendent Cain went .
through en- route to La Junta, this af-
ternoon from a trip over the line to Ell
Paso and Silver City. Mr.. Cain is a ),
most pleasant gentleman to talk to,
and we predict a successful career forl