Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-24
TWO LITTLE
CHILDREN DROWNED
When the Flood Game Down the Canon at
Trementina Mrs. Medina Grasped Her
Baby and Reached Safe Spot but
the Other Children Met Death.
A SEMl-pR0fESSI0NAL BASEBALL TEAM
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED At LAS VEGAS
joys Special Daily Service.

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Mrs. Uptegrove is mere from Cerrillos
visiting the family of G. f. Jones,
! Rev. Norman Skinner and wife will
leave Saturday for an outing at Blake's $
| ranch.
Plums and apples, "eme grown, are
coming in plenteously on the local mar
ket now.
Conductor Charles Stevenson will re-
sumo his run tomorrow after an eXten-
ded vacation.
The infantry company was out for a
drill last night and made a circuit of
the two towns.
C. l.. Harris, who has been sick the
past few weeks with typhoid fever, is
able to sit up.
Twenty of the forty cars of the Belen
wool shipment to the Ross Browne
plant have arrived
Mrs. S. G. Edwards left this after
noon for Fort Atkinson, Wis, where
She will make an extended visit. .
w. b. Twitchell loaded up his pros
pector's outfit and left this afternoon
for Glorieta where he win pick over a
few rocks.
Mrs. George Chavez, who has been
quite i'll, has so far recovered as to al
low of her removal to FL Porvenir to
recuperate.
Mrs. Belardy and Miss Martinez of
Watrous, arrived here this afternoon to
attend the Ortiz Macs wedding tomor-
row morning.
j. G. Eakin, under indictment for the
Tucumcari murder. arrived here yes
terday and this morning took the stage
for Santa Rosa.
Fred Fornoff, deputy L. s. marshal,
and George Langenburg, the forest in
spector, came in last evening from
their Ell Porvenir trip.
Rev. II. J. Powell, pastor of the First
ed over for a short visit with the Rev.
Mr.. Bourne today.
b c. Pittinger left this afternoon for
Brazil Ind, where he was called by
the illness of his mother. He will be
gone about 80 days.
Mrs. Frank Manzanares, Jr.. left this
afternoon for Los Angeles where she
will make a few weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Henriquos.
George f. Roe. division freight and
passenger agent for the Santa Fe at FL
Paso, is in the city talking about wool
rates for the territory.
Tomorrow morning at $50 will occur
the marriage of Susan Ortiz to Miss
Margarita Macs. The ceremony will
be performed at the cathedral.
Salome Garcia, sheriff of Union coun-
ty, brought down Joseph Davis TO the
asylum for insane yesterday after
noon. He was ordered committed at
the last term of court there.
The hearing before Judge Mills yes
terday afternoon of the case of Harry
w. Lee, to decide his sanity, resulted
in his being committed to the asylum
He comes from Chaves county.
l.. T. Laidley, the enumerator for the
Gazetteer, has finished up his work here
and will leave in a couple of days for
Trinidad where he will go with num-
Der of friends on camping trip.
D. r. Hunt has resigned as assistant
postmaster in the postoffice on the west
side and Mrs. Herbert Romero will fill
the vacancy. Mr. Hunt will leave for
Chicago about the first Of August.
Jesus Armiio was brought down
from Mora under arrest for pasturing
15O goats on the Pecos river forest re-
serve and brought before Commission
er Bunker today. The trial will be Ia
ter.
Edward Sporledor and w. Bell send
in word today from their camp UP on
the Rio Casa that they have a trout
that weighs 1-2 pounds. Further
more, they took a picture of the mons
ter and they say the Camera does not
prevaricate."
A number of the local gun club en-
thusiasts have received word from the
territorial fair management at Albu-
quprque that there will probably be d
gun shooting contest there during the
fair A number of our sports will &c
down, if such is the case.
DR.. Epperson, the st. Louis electric
street car man, who has the contract
| for the construction of the trolley sys-
| tenn, did not arrive until on No. 1 to-
day. Accompanying him were some as
sistants. DIR. Epperson says the field is
clear now and the work will begin at
| once on the line.
| Mrs. Petrolino Lucero and number
of relatives came in from Vllanueva
yesterday and took the remains of Mr..
! Lucero home last night at 6 o'clock.
| There were five carriage loads accom-
| panying the remains. Mr.. Lucero was
IS years of age and will be buried to-
morrow morning.
1t is told here that two children by
| the name of Medina were drowned in
the river at Trementina last Saturday
night. The story says the children
We're in the house with their mother
and baby, when the storm and water
came. the mother took the baby up and
ran, leaving the children who were
I drowned.
An election of captain by the infan.
try company was ordered last nigh
and resulted in the unanimous re-elec.
| ton of Captain A. r. DaCosta, wh(
had sent in his resignation. Captain
DeCosta has been most efficient Off
I cer and the adjutant general requested
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