Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-18
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

The Silver City papers ought to keep
cool. Ice IS only 81 cents a hundred in
their city, and the ice men advertise too
Cruces News.
Albuquerque will have some aesthetic
sports on Sunday next Geo. Moody, of
Texas, and Chas. L. McGary, of Arizona,
VIII rope and tie Il wild steer tor 81 ,00J a
side.
Socoro note: Harry IIermon, Of Coonev,
is in the city to-day and will leave tonight
10? Los Angeles Cal, whore he goes to
cousummate $500, 900 deal on a group Of
. COOneY Ininee.
James Young, roadmaster at Coolidge,
on the Atlantic q Pacific road until Sep
tember last, died from consumption ut
Albuquerque Sunday Mrs. II. {. Voce,
late OF Albuquerque, died OF consumption
Oh the Pacific coast.
Judge Hamilton returned from Albu-
querque this morning with an attachment
issued against the bank by the Rio
Grande Smelling company and levied on
all the available banking property Of the
bank. .-SOcorro Chiettan.
Major Bahanev is reaping q big harvest
Of honey, and it is Of most excellent
quality. He says that he has had con-
siderable experience with bees in other
localities and finds New Mexico superior
to any Of them for the raising OF bees and
honey,-Chieltain.
Fatal accident occurred at San Marcial
Saturday, in which au Old Mexican man
vas run over by the train and crushed to
pieces. The man was about 80 years old
and had lost his hearing and was unable
to hear the warning by the engineer, and
before the train could be checked he was
run over.
Wm. D. Noursc n representative OF the
famous producing Poomos mine OF Her
mosa is in the city to-day and reports the
mining business OF Hermosa being more
favorable than it has been for some time.
The Hermosa mining district gives EN-
ployment to force OF over 200 miners
Cheiitain.
There was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Tetard in this city Saturday night, their
first child, little baby girl and all that
the tenderest care, the most loving kind-
ness and the most careful rearing can do
to bring the little one up successfully and
make her an ornament to her sex and
blessing to her parents, will be DONE
Las VEGAS Optic.
Walter Hadley, the mining superintend-
ent from Lake Valley, passed up the road
Saturday evening on his way to Denver
as delegate to the convention of the
American Institute of Mining Engineers.
D. b. Cheney, jr,, manager OF the Tomb
stone Mining 4 Milling company, OF Ari.
IONA, was also on the train, bound for
the same port ior the same purpose.
The cattle shipments over this division
OF the Santa Fe amounted for the month
of May to 900 car loads-an aggregate of
over 80 900 head of cattle worth, say, half
million dollars. These shipments have
paid into the A., 7. q S. +. company
something like $l0O,0 ,0J0 for isht. 1t is
estimated that the shipments OF youLg
steers to northern ranges next year will
be considerably larger than this.-San
Marcial Reporter.
Albuquerque note; Little 5-year old May
Glesscner has been suffering for year
with what her parents and physician
had thought an aggravated attack OF
catarrh. She has been doctored for this
disease during that time, but a radical
change was effected Saturday. Mrs.
GIessener discovered shoe button in the
right nostril Of the little ones nose. She
extracted the button, since which time
the sufferer has lost all her symptoms OF
catarrh
Judge w. 4. Vincent, OF this city; W.
c. Nones, general manager OF the Ken.
t;icky Wagon factory, OF Louisville, Ky. ;
4. T. Halsey, manager OF the Fidelity
Trust company, OF Louisville, and J. b.
Power, prominent railroad man, all in
teYested in the Aqua Pura company, left on
the south bound train yesterday afternoon
for Ell Paso, and from there they will 60 to
chihuahua, Mexico, Their purpose in
going is to establish large ice depots in
those two cities for the storage and sale OF
Las Vegas ice.-Optic.
The benefits OF vacation season may be
greatly enhanced il, at the same time,
the blood is being cleansed and vitalized
by the use of Ayers sarsaparilla. A good