Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-21
TRESpASS ON THE
PECOS RESERVE
Francisco Alire Arrested at Las Vegas for
Herding Goats on the Reserve But His
Case Was Dismissed by the United
States Commissioner.
A CHANCE IN TICKET AGENTS
At THE LAS VEGAS DEPOT

Las Vegas, June 2O.-The young so
of c. M. Daugherty, the Hot Spring
branch brakeman, has about recovere
from his scarlet fever, and will soon b
able to be out. Mr.. Daugherty win
has been off, resumed his run today.
The funeral of Ed Boylin will be hell
tomorrow afternoon from the East Sid
Catholic church at 2 o'clock
Mrs. Nina Murphy of Raton leave
} tonight for a visit of several weeks a
Lincoln, Neb. She is the wife of Con
ductor Murphy, well known here.
H. A. Harvey is down from thu
mountain heights today.
The attendance at the socialist lee
tufe, last night was rather thin, only
about 30 coming out DR.. Gould made q
good talk to those of the faithful that
did endure the hot room.
A. A. Jones, the popular Santa Fe
ticket agent has sent in his resigna-
tion and he was today relieved by F.
| P. Waring as agent. Mr. Jones' many
friends will regret to see him. leave a
service he has SO long and faithfully
served, but will also wish him success
in his new business venture, for which
he has quit the railroad service. Mr..
Jones has formed a partnership with
Mr.. Smith, the miller and they will
open a mercantile business together
with milling, at Los Lunas. Mr.. Jones
will leave at once for his new location,
and his family will remain here for the
present. F. P. Waring, who succeeds
Mr.. Jones, is well, and popularity
known gentleman, and has been in the
Santa Fe service, mostly in the freight
department, for the past Is years. and
was formerly agent at Wallace. He Is
we'll fitted for his new position, and 1t
is fortunate that so popular man will
succeed one Of the same kind. Here's
success to both of you, gentlemen.
Died, yesterday evening at o'clock,
Ed A. Boylin. The deceased was a
switchman here, well known, and was
SO years of age. Mr.. Boylin was a suf-
ferer to some extent from tuberculosis,
he having an old shot wound through
his right lung, but his death last night
was rather sudden and unexpected. He
leaves two brothers and sister.
Mrs. Jett Harris left this afternoon
for Illinois, near Chicago, where she
will make her future home.
Colonel A.. S. Taylor, the father of
Mrs. w. M. Lewis, arrived yesterday
r;A tn it1y nd
possibly will make his future residence
here Colonel Taylor comes here from
Miami Mo-, but is one of those genial
Kentucky colonels. His father was one
of the old travellers of the Santa Fe
TRAIL he making trading trips to Santa
Fe from Kentucky, it taking him two
and one-half years to make the round
trip.
The Fourth of July program for the
celebration in Old Town is out and a
fine one it, is. The celebration Is backed
by some of the best businessmen on the
west side, Jefferson Reynolds, Eugenio |
Romero, E. Rosenwald, Charles Ilfeld
and D. G. Winters. There is large
of races arranged, two bands
of musicians, big display of fireworks,
practice run by the E. Romero Hose |
Company and the military part of the |
is sham battle on the Plaza |
at $780, then the two companies march |
to the ball grounds where a ball game |
is called between the two companies at |
$3.50 and in the evening there will be
dress parade at o'clock.
Tecolote will celebrate on the Fourth.
Rudolph Vollmer and family left this
for Heinlen's ranch for cou-
pie of months stay.
Charles Rudolph is in from Rociada
today buying wedding goods"
Jones, the soap man, went to Mora
today.
Alex McElroy is down from Weston,
Colo, to visit with his folks here.
John, Louis and Richard Rudolph re-
turned today from the Jesuit College at
Denver, where they have been attend
ing school. Carlos Dunn also came in
with them.
The Elks had big time at their
lodge last night. Five members were
put through and Dutch lunch served
as a reward for the efficient work. d.
L. Chambers, G. r. James, Ralph Quin-
ley, John c. Taylor of Springer, and
Demetrio Silva were the additions to
the corral. Two others We're elected,
but were not put through.
2 As n oosy,oo,,ol;to, +o,rn Tos Vaoos
Is 'it.' At the Mason's last night there
were members present from Kansas,
and Florida.
Patricio Sandoval, one of the old
wheel horse politicians. was down from
81 Porvenir today.
Amelia H. Bingham, the solicitor for
he Salvation Army Home at Amity,
Colo. left this afternoon for the colo.
~. She received subscription Of $3.50
n this city, and desired to thank all
hose who helped her.
r. e. Leatherman, the hustling young
leputy United States marshal Of AL
ouquerque, returned to the Duke City
his afternoon. While here he brought
francisco Alire Of Ell Porvenir, before
United States Commissioner Bunker on
! charge Of pasturing goats in the Pecos
orest reserve. The complaint was
made by George Langenberg. Commits
ioner Bunker dismissed the case.
The wind, together with new man
It the trap. made the scores at the gun
hub shoot yesterday rather small. s.
3. Deart1i is wearing the badge for Is
,irds out Of 20. Happy" Miller made