It appears that George Mun-
shower got in the tree planting
game a year or two ago, and the
little trees in his enclosure look
very pretty now in their new
green dresses. George can sit
under the shade of his own trees,
if not his own vine and fig tree.
M. T. Dansby, a colored con
vict who was working at the Ti
jeras road camp, made his get
away a few days ago. Word
was sent to the officers here, and
J. A. Brittain and Frank Laws
gathered in the colored brother.
He was returned to the peniten
tiary at Santa Fe Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Senter
picked up a lot of the trimmings
from the trees planted in town a
few weeks ago and planted them
on their ranch where they can
be watered by a windmill pump.
Nearly all of the cuttings are
growing and rooting nicely. In
a few years they will have more
trees than anybody.
D. S. King, who has been
working on his mining claim in
the Priest canyon district, re
turned to h3 home near Mc
intosh last Friday with his eyes
out of commission. He was
caught by a blow-out in his mine
work, and his eyes were so badly
injured that he will be disabled
for some time.
Willard, N. M., May 6. Word
has reached here of the finding
of a decomposed body of a man
about four miles north of Scholle.
