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Santa Fe Daily New Mexican, 05-03-1893 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 5-3-1893 Santa Fe Daily New Mexican, 05-03-1893 New Mexican Printing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing Company. "Santa Fe Daily New Mexican, 05-03-1893." (1893). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ sfnm_news/4387 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. i.L. a. t )i -- A JL ,.iA --A. Q FE X VOL. 30. SANTA FE, N. M., WEDNESDAY. MAY 3, 1893. NO. 64. GRIST FROM GRANT. BRIEF IIRINGS-:- - A IsJ Readable Paragraphs Gathered by a E-- h REFRIGER Man on CO of the Went. New Mexican Pythian, the Road. Globe, Ariz., May 8. The Arizona 4 fytmans met in annual grand session J a 1 h O Correspondence New Mexican. L.. O B. r I P3 a California's JUelegation. Dbmino, May 8. Mr. Thos. Pheby . pq P2 E gH 8as Fbancisoo, May 8. The California on Monday brought down from George- contingent to the Indianapolis Interna town a car load of ore from his leased OSPowdef J 3S tionul Y. M. C. A. convention leaves on a o c pZ mines. There were thirty-tw- parcels of - 3 6-- 1 a special train for the east The oul "re Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. w pc e5 ICEBOXES. high grade silver ore, aggregating twelve n The Callows for Murderers. and a half tons, which is expeoted to run Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard 8. The Jackson, Miss., May Bupreme $500 to the ton. This will be treated at court in March affirmed the death sen the International smelter at El Paso. TERRITORIAL TIPS. The grand jury of Grant county has tences of murder a true W. Lee of Jim Reed, convioted Mr. takes a very gloomy view fonnd bill against Thomp in De Soto and con Pbeby son for the murder of L. Ancheta. county, Jerry Spate, silver He the J. victed of murder in Warren and of the prospects. says is out on $7,000 bail. county, - ALBCQUKBQVa ATOMS. Thompson this as the lor their eiecu-tion- mines are- only out tied upon day Georgetown taking Pedro A. and his of Mrs. L. E. Bailey delivered a temper to and that Simpson corps enough pay expenses, they surveyors have returned from Jemez and ance lecture in the Methodist church Sun Pi o as the The was Probating Ihe Mhepard Will. only seleot the highest grade ore report everything going oa favorable on day evening. church crowded :. and the lecture was well New Yobk, May 8. The will of the late rest will not pay to,.workV, Two years the ditoh. ; received. Elliott F. Shephard is to be probated to he "carried a stock of merchandise Albert Eiseman, senior m intber of the A strong feeling has been aroused here ago tne ot one a a to - firm of Eiseman Bros., retnrned against paraon nit joy, ot the day. It gives quarter of million worth $10,000, but- this has been sys- Sunday of the remain- from Boston, where he has members the gang that robbed a train THE FILIGREE the Presbyterian church, and tematically reduced to $8,000, as the night opened on tne near JEWELER, estimated at a million a large wool house. Southern Paciho Uage station der of the estate, prospect does not warrant any dm tne in 1883; the and a to the members of bis He Thirteen invaded the ranch ,A petition asking governor quarter, absolutely necessary outlays. goes city couples of the territory to pardon him has been family. on a thirty days' trip to California, and home of N. C. Dennett, south of the city, in circulation here for several and Gold Watches, Silver from thence back to for last and a days Diamonds, Cohan Insurrection. Georgetown Saturday night, enjoyed very quite a number of signatures have been days and then to New York for a delightful country dance, j Madbid, May 8. The directors of the thirty obtained. It is probable that petitions lone soionrn. The new school board organized by the will be sent to the governor asking him naval arsenals have been ordered to pre- o the Ware and Clocks. The thirty-tw- leased mines of election of the following officers for tbe not to interfere in the matter. to Cuba MimbreB Consolidated are 110 - articles pare war material for shipment working ensuing year: W. W. McClellan, presi- Keeps all hinds of Steerling Silver Novelties and Filigree to men. The mill shut down. B. and several regiments are preparing is dent; W, McLaughlin, lce president; GOSSIP. embark. J. C. Berry, who owns the Payne-Was- h and W. S. Bed; W. C. POLITICAL (or presents at loweft prices. - McLaughlin, retary. New York. The Spanish war ships ington mines, is working about twenty- Meehan, treasurer, presenl ibd his bond, . Hon. J. C. United States mine seven men small snip-ments- Spears, now here have received orders to sail tor and is making which was referred. for this has been en N. M Cuba. inspector territory, South Side Plaza Santa Fe, The spring wool seasop has opened, dorsed for reappointment by many influ all the mills in Grant are ' A California's Kennel (Show. Nearly county but not on an extensive scale. few ential people and the miners at Ceirillos, down want of water. 1 he San Fbancisoo, May 3. The third bench shut for stop- wagons are coming in frfim out or the Blosaburg, Carthage, Monero and Gullup of the Pacitlo mills near Silver City ft. of at page way ranches, and the prices obtained are have unanimously signed and sent in pe- show the Pacific Eennel club opens . makes it very bad for Pinos Altos and fair. It is wol buyers that titions to the to retain Mr. the Mechanics' Pavillion and will thought by president Sec. & neighboring camps. the season will prove a prontntue one to Spears in his present position. This j . H. 0. Stifel, Pres. A.M. Dettelbach, Mgr. for three The show will continue days. Col. Samuel Carpenter during his re all parties concerned, and that Albuquer- volumes for Mr. and be the rules the in speaks Spears governed by adopted by cent trip north disposed of his cattle que will handle the usaal number of proves that he is a compe American Kennel club on December 19, now meet conclusively Wyoming, and is in Deming to pounds that is several hundred thousand tent man for the position he holds, and is 1889, and an effort will be made to en Mr. Baker, of Cheyenne, whom he will THE FE BREWING GO. pounds. j ,, giving universal satisfaction. SANTA force each regulation. take out to his ranch toinspeot the cattle. George W. Evans, aged 87 years, came The politicians of southern New Mex IMnsical The ranges are dry. The grass started to from last BREWERS AND BOTTLERS OF festival. thick fine but did not more Albuquerque Wirjona, Minn., ico are rather agitated over the paragraph 8. up and grow in of Spbinqfikld, Mass., May The the mountain October search health, accompanied in the Headlight which gives names and than half an inch. Even his wife and two smkll and Springfield musical festival for this year canons are waterless. The by children, figures of the Santa Fe pool for political Fe only flowing his wife's father. About a month ago his seems that the "triumvi Santa Beer. y and ends 5. Verdi's water y in Grant is in the purposes. It Lager begins May county father and mother arrived with the inten- rate" was never and from the MANUFAOTUREBS OP and a num- very popular Manzoni Requiem, "Elijah," Giia. tion of him back home as soon as now shorter works are included the The real estate men of are taking talk it would seem that they are ber of in Deming the weather would but man who was scheme. The soloists are Nor- confident that will make their permit, pleurisy hated. Every disappointed SODA, MINERAL, CARBONATED WATERS AID engaged rather they set in and death followed yesterday. takes it as a matter of course that had he dics, Juch, Lizzie Webb, Carey, Clara, new railroad a success. Should this be VEOAS LOCALS. subscribed to the fund to the Poole-Cin- W. H. so will an enormous trade to LAB alleged buy Gertrude, Edmunds, it open up New Mexican his chances would have J. H. Picketson, Max Heinrioh Deming as the rumors from Mexico are Local news continues scarce. Rieger, been improved. ARTIFICIAL ICE. and William Ludwig. of almost daily nnds of ore both gold A light rain fell on Monday. - - Santa New Mexico. and silver. Hon. Chas. M. Shannon, late member Palace Avenue Fe, It ii I ned. Base ball threatens to brepk out with of the Arizona has been Crops Mr. Walton, the bricrht young editor of council, visiting Cincinnati, 8. The and increased virulence. his old home in Grant for several May rainy the Deming Headlight, is especially bit oounty cold weather which for the three S. E. Wilkinson, grand master of the days. He will leave Deming y for past ter against the committee on patronage, is in town. has all as trainmen's brotherhood, Albuquerque.
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