Santa Fe News Briefs and County Notes
County teachers are in demand. Supt Chavez blames subordinates. Richard Gibbe of San Pedro visited the capital yesterday. The New Mexico Bar Association held a meeting at the supreme court room. Santa Fe land office cash receipts for year ending July 5, 1891 were $25,840. Governor Prince to deliver annual address at Albuquerque fair in September. Santa Fe gardeners market baskets of raspberries and currants in July. Recent rains improved orchards and gardens. If rains continue Supt Chavez may employ a citizen cook at the penitentiary. Penitentiary commissioners to meet Monday. results awaited. Solicitor General Bartlett renders decisions, not opinions. Carpenters toil eighteen hours a day on the Webber building. Col E W Wynkoop recovering from illness and plans a trip to Ojo Caliente Springs. Santa Fe Irrigation Company advances prominent plans. Geo W Hickox hosted breakfast for Mrs J K Livingston of Las Cruces. Billy Barton, former Santa Fe restaurant keeper, says he is broke in Oakland and seeks to return. Ed Miller of the Tesuque area predicts county fruit crop will double prior years. Congressman Hubbell recovering from gunshot injuries after Rancho de Atrisco incident. suspect Carter in M ib aquerque jail. Lodging property assessments in San Miguel County show increases. protests filed and to be heard on the 28th.
Five prisoners escape under new Santa Fe supervisor
Five inmates have fled the penitentiary during Supt Chavez's four month tenure, prompting warnings for residents on the outskirts of Santa Fe. The A T S F Railway plans a time change to improve service across Colorado and New Mexico, aiming for quicker mail and passenger routes between Denver, Pueblo, La Junta, Trinidad and other points.
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Supt. Chavez
Santa Fe
Colorado
New Mexico
Denver
Pueblo
la Junta
Trinidad
Baca Charged With Forging Dad’s Name In $25,000 Case
R L Baca of San Mateo and Valencia county assessor is accused of forging his father Roman A Baca’s name for 25000 and other crooked acts. He was last heard from in El Paso. His father funded his education in eastern schools amid high hopes.
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R. L. Baca
Roman A. Baca
San Mateo
Valencia County
el Paso
Discharged miner fatally shot by deputy in Cerrillos
James Fairweather was discharged from Cash Entry mine on Saturday for insubordination. In Cerrillos on Tuesday he attempted to cash his time check, drew his gun after receiving money, and threatened others. Deputy Crutchfield attempted to arrest him. Fairweather shot him through the heart. Coroner's jury returned a verdict of justifiable homicide.
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James Fairweather
Crutchfield
Cerrillos
Fairweather
Gold family graves moved to Fair View cemetery in Santa Fe
The remains of Louis Gold and Aron Gold were relocated from the old Masonic cemetery to a new lot in Fair View cemetery. Also moved were Mrs. Frank Chavez and a Ned Gold sibling. Undertaker Gable oversaw the work as the Albuquerque Citizen urges harmony among New Mexico towns and praises Santa Fe as a growing territorial capital with strong agricultural potential.
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Louis Gold
Aron
Abe
Jake Gold
Santa Fe
Aron Gold
Ico
Valverde
Masonic
Fair View Cemetery
Frank Chavez
Avon Gold
Ned Gold
Undertaker Gable
Maroons Defeat Black Stockings In Albuquerque Baseball Game
The Maroons of Albuquerque beat the Santa Fe Black Stockings 14 to 3 amid hot heat and poor field conditions. Santa Fe’s players faced fatigue, lightness, and injuries while Dixon and Garcia impressed with defense and pitching, and Shoemaker showcased quick infield work amid heavy balls.
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Albuquerque
Maroons
Black Stockings
Santa Fe
Scott Moore Hase
Dixon
Tapia
Morrison
Levy
Estes
Wynkoop
Garcia
Holland
Mandell
Shoemaker
College
Personal notes from Santa Fe and vicinity
Mrs J K Livingston left for her Las Cruces home last night. W S Hopewell a Sierra county cattle owner is in town. Prof Chase will serve another year as Ramona Indian school superintendent. E V Chavez Socorro county clerk registered at the Exchange. Miss Nellie Purdy of Chicago visits Santa Fe summers with Dr and Mrs W S Harroun. Mayor Thornton plans to attend World’s fair commissions meeting in Albuquerque next week. William Cunningham and W H Kennedy Cerrillos businessmen visited the capital yesterday. Max Luna chief clerk and court interpreter enjoys vacation in Santa Fe. Charles Lyon of Cerrillos reports three meals daily at the Exchange despite a sprained wrist.
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J. K. Livingston
Las Cruces
W. S. Hopewell
Sierra County
Prof. Chase
Ramona
Thornton
New Mexico
Albuquerque
William Cunninghon
W. H. Kennedy
Cerrillos
Max Luna
Santa Fe
Charles ‘Lyon
Copper Canon Strikes Draw Miners and Investors
Excitement centers at Copper Canon near Tres Piedras over rich copper ore strikes. Miners flock to stake claims while Eastern capitalists like Prof. Brooks of Louisville assess properties and share mining lessons. The Trinidad Advertiser urges unity and progress, noting local leadership and distant scouting for gold in Good Hope. Also reports on injuries to E H Dunbar from a mill accident and a note about Hulls Hair Renew er.
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Copper Canon
Tres Piedras
Prof
Brooks
Louisville
Kentucky
Good Hope
Luxury Pullman lines expand east to west connections
Public notices describe enhanced through line service with new reclining chairs and dining cars on routes between major eastern cities and Rocky Mountain points. Advertisements emphasize through sleepers from Los Angeles to St Louis and via Albuquerque. Also Spanish notice from administrator Gregorio Casados about estate liquidations and debts.
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Wabaal
Rocky Mountain
17Th St
Denver
Colo
City of Mexico
St. Louis
el Piso
Burrton
Los Angeles
Louis
Pointe
Albuquerque
Franco
St. Lonia
Consumption Cure Promises Relief From Many Ailments
An old physician offers a free distribution of a vegetable remedy recipe claimed to cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous debility. The note invites readers to request the recipe in German French or English by mail from W A Noyer Rochester NY. Also mentions train schedules to St Louis via the Frisco Flyer and local contact details.
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East Tedia
Ncva
W. A. Noyer
Power's Block
Rochester
N. Y
St. Louis
Burrton
Wichita
Oswego
Columbus
Springfeld
Santa Fe
Kensselty
G. T. Nicholson
A.T. Topeka
W. M.smire
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Jaree
Chaves
Richard Gibbe
San Pedro
The
New Mexico Bar Association
Supreme Court Room
Santa Fe Land Office
Prince
Albuquerque Fair
New Mexico Penitentiary
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Bartlett
Supreme Court
Webber
Col
E. W. Wynkoop
Ojo Caliente Springs
Santa Fe Irrigation Company
H. Geo. W. Hickox
Billy Barton
Oakland
California
Ed. Miller
Sita Fe County
Tesuque
Frank A. Hubbell
BM. Carter
Rancho de Atrisco
Carter
Mibaquerque
Wilson Waddings
Albuquerque Democrat
Mike Mandell
Tesa Gildersleeve
Charles H. Gildersleeve
Mollie Longwill
Robert Longwill
Mildered Goshorn
Bessie Crist
May Spitz
Nellie Grigg
Lulu Fiske
U. S. Gov't Report
T. P. Gable
H. B. Cartwright
Pecos
Ayer
Ohio
E. H. Dunbar
W. H. Swyers
Frank Wilmuth
Symptons
Hull
Ayers
Christensen & Haarlow
Baldwin
Wis
James Quinn
Hartford
Chas. Bueller
Felicia
Ayet
Noticiade Administracion
Notifico
Rosa
Lia Garcia Finada
Gregorio Casados
Administrador
J. G. Schumann
Ealeasns
Jagk Gonway
Santa FE Bakery
Grocies
F. Schnepfle
Frop
San Francisco
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First National Bank
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Spudry Perka, Perexittent
Caron
View Deenenen
Hed, Palen, Caahier
John Patterson & CO
San Francisco Street
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