Santa Fe Daily New Mexican, 1889-05-28
The front page of 1889-05-28. 934 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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$i ior a twenty-one meal ticket. Somebody has written an anonymous letter to the Las Vegas Optic imploring, the iditor not to attempt to cover up tbe alleged criminal record of ,1. W. Lynch . F. M. Prescott, formerly of this city, ; recently made an assignment at Trinidad, where he has been engaged in business ' for some time past.--Silver City linter-! prise. Tho well boring out tit. is prepared to sink 1,500 feet if necessary, although it is not expected a depth of over 200 feet will bo attained before a supply of water is reached. Raton Range. Rev. P.. F. Lawler is entertaining a nephew, who is a prominent stock grower in Missouri. This nephew, Mr. Wicr, i thinks of transferring bis live stock inter interests - ests interests to New Mexico. Trinidad Citizen. W. L. Hnrgrave, of Vuerfo do Luna. : now in the city, has sold bis wool clip of 15,000 pounds" to Charles llfeld nt eigh eighteen - teen eighteen cents. This is perhaps as high a price ns has been paid by any buyers this season. Optic. Wagons ladenod w ith people from over overcrowded - crowded overcrowded Oklahoma are constantly passing . through town, many of them looking for a place to locate. -V number of new ; families havo settled among us the last ! week and more will soon come in. Clay- ton Enterprise. j Jim Walker is not iu durance vilo for j shooting Johnny Carroll at. las Vegas, i as was reported. Ho was arrested w bile j holding cattle for G. G. Heckle in tho : vicinity of Clayton, but. succeeded in walking away from tho ollieer and niak-! ing good his escape. Mystery still surrounds the death oi the '
indicated. Determined to Die. Omaha, May 25. "I can't let you in, old boy," said Drummer J. V. Wincholl, of Now York city, when a friend knocked at his room in the Millard at U o'clock this morning, "becauso I cut my throat last night." An entrance was effected and Winchell was found lying in a pool of blood in his bed with two' uglv gashes in his neck. lie had cut himself with a short-bladed pen knife, and then fearing that tho wounds would not prove fatal, had pushed the knife into his throat and thrust it down with his finger until it lodged next to his breast bone. The weapou was removed with a pair of for forceps, - ceps, forceps, and tho doctors think ho may recover if inflammation doesn't set in. Judge Zane'a Appointment. Salt Lakh, Utah, May 28. The news of Judge JCane's appointment as chief justice of Utah was received here with jubilation on the part of tho Gentiles and dissatisfaction on tho part of tho Mor Mormons. - mons. Mormons. The Mormon press attacks Judge Zane savagely and says his appointment is a calamity. Tho Gentiles consider it a vindication of his policy in dealing w ith the Mormons. A public meeting will probably bo held in a few days in honor
Some of these blocks are cultivated, or have bearing orchards and vine vineyards - yards vineyards ; others not. Somo have tasteful and modem cottages upon them ; in others Nature has undisputed dominion. It's merely a question of choice and money although the latter does not cut such a figure as ono might suppose in theso days of booms ; and our "long term pay payment - ment payment and low interest" plan often adds n littlo spice to a transaction to one who has an eye to tho future. Warranty deeds given. Write or .all for plats and circulars. Command us for cnrrisgoH or other cour courtesies - tesies courtesies within our power to give.
We have In store and dally arriving, the bent Flour, l'otatoes, Cremaery lluller and l'roduce that the markets afl'ord. We pay speelal attention to fresh Fruits. Orange, etc. We carry the llne.t Hue or Confectionery, uU nml Toilet Snaps lu the City. We also have In connection with our Orocery a first class Kakery, jiul have at all times Fresh Itread, Ties, Cakes, etc., on sale. ThanklnE ur old time customers for their generous patronage in the past, ire solicit the continuance of the same and welcome all new ones that desire OO OH GOODS AT KEASONABLE PRICES. Commercially jours, CARTWRIGHT K GRISWOLD
should arrest only when requested to do so ! on the charge of having a hand in the : by reputable citizens. The mayor has ; Carthage murder, was turned loose. He i issued no order and savs he will not do so, ; is a citizen of Valencia, but intimates that an order h, close all sa-l Lmh md wi , t, ; Z l Z'-t V " ! -traction ofahan.lso.no family residence ; weeic j Q1) jiia 0(g a,j0jnjng t10 Kisemann prop- Hi-iii i i s ai work. j orty on Copper avenue. Citizen. Dai.uk. Texas, Mav 27. As tho east ; Hostelry tip from Las Vegas: Manager ;
Texas, Colorado, Now Mexico and Arizo- j Oklahoma City, na, and are authorized to condemn 1111- Ok., wioma Citv, O. T., Mav 17. The serviceable and worthless property. , ,J(,om still continues here and kits increase Henry Tillotson, a clerk in the Des ! constantly in value, business lots bein Moines, Iowa, postolhce, was arrested by I ,wort1' from $500 to $1,000, and residence Inspector Fleming, whilo in tho ud of I lots fmni Wo to $150. Buihlings still rilling letters. ; seem to rise irom tho around bv manic
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