Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-29
There is Considerable Confusion of Title
and Commission Will Be Elected by
the Settlers on the Grant to
Partition 1t.
the P0ST0FflCE AT Ell ClERY0 AND
A STORE At SANTA ROSA ROBBED
Joys Special Daily Service.

n for card party next Saturday after
a noon.
= Mrs. Grace Johnson left this aftel
, noon for Ration where she has secure
: a position.
: Fireman S. Fl. McGraw took sic1
l yesterday at Albuquerque, and had t.
leave his run.
w. c. Reid left for Santa Fe this af
!; ternoon where he will attend to som,
legal matters.
u Conductor L. p. Hayes and wife re.
turned this afternoon from their visit
at Westport, Kas.
George Langenburg. the forest in
spector, left this afternoon for trip
to Santa Fe on business
Miss Olcott, sister Of S. A. D. OIL
colt, left this afternoon for Chilli
cothe, Mo, where She will remain.
The two months old son of William
Fletcher died yesterday afternoon Of
cholera infantum and was buried to-
day
Mrs. Jefferson Reynolds and sister,
Mrs. Clark, accompanied by Hon ]. w.
Reynolds, came up last night from
Santa Fe.
Lorenzo Delgado returned this after
noon from his trip to Santa Fe to See
the consecration services and visit with
relatives.
Charles Higgins and party have re-
turned from a trip to the mountains
and say they caught about 200 pounds
of trout while out.
Benavides Flores and wife have re-
turned from their vacation trip down
the country and Mr.. Flores has return
ed to his desk at Ilfelds
Jesus Jaramillo, who was charged
with pasturing sheep on the reserve
was this morning discharged by Z. S.
Commissioner Bunker.
Another lot of Indians with pottery
have struck town and decorate the de-
pot platform at every arrival Of 1t
train. They come from Santo Domin-
go.
Trinidad Romero, Jr., and l.. A. Bond
are down from Romero's ranch at Las
Gallinas. Mr. Romero is pulling for a
postoffice at his station and thinks he
will get it.
W.. E. Kelley lawyer of Socorro
and grandmaster of the Odd Fellows,
arrived this afternoon for visit to
the local lodge. A banquet will be ten
dered him tonight by the lodge.
The Very Rev. Father Robinson. V.
G., of the diocese of Denver, is stop
ping at the Sanitarium here Il few days
before returning to Denver from at
tending the conservation at Santa Fe. |
The postoffice at FL Cuervo and a
urday night. There is no further in
formation as yet as to how much booty |
was gotten by the thieves, or any of |
the particulars
Rev. f. A. Munez, former we'll |
known writer of Guatamala, but at |
present pastor at Durango, Colo, left |
today for his home after preaching an
able sermon in the Church of Our Lady
of Sorrows here yesterday.
Mark Kepner, one of the troopers.
was thrown from his horse yesterday
by the animal stumbling, and was
bruised up considerably. He came
home on the train and is today think
ing about his narrow escape.
No. Saturday night was delayed a
couple of hours at Fulton on account
of one of the heavy double-headed
freight trains breaking in two. The
draw bars gave way in a couple of |
places and chains We're brought into
use to couple.
The sleeper Garnet" jumped the
track at Wagon Mound this afternoon
and train No. 1 came in an hour late. |
The accident was caused by the rails |
getting hot. No particular damage |
was done, only the passengers getting |
a little scared and a shaking up.
Carlos Rivera has returned from his |
young men who went up there to work
on the railroad. Carlos came back
about as rich as when he went away.
He had most of his clothing stolen, a
watch, and quite little money. The
boys do not speak in very glowing
terms of their treatment there, to say
the least
The long heralded change in the dis
patcher's Office here has at last been
definitely decided upon. The dispatch
ars will leave on No. 2 the 31st or on
No. 3 the next day for La Junta. Those
who will leave are w. s. Burrows, r.
3. Roper, H. f. Huntingdon, H. L.
Stanfield, G. S. Scott and Messrs Ad
lison and Oden, leaving, besides Man
ger Teed here, Messrs. Gosset, Leahy,
Wagner Mathews, and Tarklington.
The diamond drill at the Ell Porvenir
'oal fields was started yesterday and ,
he expert says he does not think he ,
will nave to go over 80 feet to get the
thickness of coal necessary to make
he mining profitable. 1t Is the plan
Il the company to put the drill down in
places over their land and
ind just where the vein extends and
low to intelligently work. The power
or the drill has been furnished byI
orses, but 1t was found it was not
efficient and an engine was telegraph