Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-26


soon have q commodiou9 store building,
and secure the trade Of the miners JohA
Bell, of CeyrlIlos, had put his confidence
in San Pedro before the crush began. HAY
ing ordered his lumber and Goods Two
months ago, he came back to
FIND THE TOWN HuMMINd
with lot buyers and spectators. He has
already steady trade in groceries and
fruits and general merchandise, in a neat
store on the principal street. Myers Il
Delaney represent the enterprise OF Al
buQuerque, and, with fruits, vegetables,
provisions, hay, feed and grain brought
twice week on the Albuquerque teams,
and stock OF groceries and supply stores,
cigars and stationery and news stand,
will be foremost in catchingth the patronage
OF the citizens. They will have, August l,
full supply of Daily New MEX1cANs on
their news stand, in whose columns only
the latest and fullest mining news OF San
Pedro and vicinity can be found.
Perron, Fontaine Il Co., backed by Chas.
Blanchard, of Las Vegas, have already
set up hardware and miners supply store
in q new building on one OF the finest lots
in town. Their lumber is on its way to
erect on large lot Il commodious store.
There is no better business i'll town
like this, and Perron is as wide awake
fellow as we have met here.
w. r. Iimpert, mining assayer, Nam
street, has been on this ground nine years
| He has confidence in the wealth OF MIN
eral deposits, OF which samples have been
constantly brought him Tor years, and
| knew where to locate for himself one OF
the most valuable claims in this vicinity.
| II. Fischer, of Las Vegas hot springs,
always hopping about he seat OF custom,
is here with two teams loaded with illlgree
iewelry, opals and other jewels to 1asci-
, nate the miner into an investment OF his
money before it is turned into gambling
checks and whisky and beer. lie has
some good trades in horse flesh to make
besides, and generally makes them.
OTHER BUSINESS ENTERPRISES.
James Brydon, attorney and notary, has
a sign and a pile OF law books and eX-
perience enough to administer all the law
these happy miners desire. He has been
here three months, and believes in law
and order for the new town.
Rartsch & Greenwood have the largest
and finest store yet completed for stock
! OF liquors at wholesale, which score OF
| saloons are dispensing night and day. Bill
lizards restaurants, drinking counters ana
, gaming tables are Unfortunately mixed
in nil these establishments. Some OF
them, like James Workman's new estab-
lshment. are put up neatly, and Others
promise to be. U. fanny, of Santa Fe
fame, has the best restaurant III town
He is as ready rs ever to provide for the
: weary and hungry.
- DR.. $. l.. Houck, another Santa Tean
has begun the practice OF medicine here,
and pIescribes at the street corners, IL
l offices and stores, to the sick and the
. bruised.
= A CHEEKY kind OF a barber, with u light
and pleasant room and good baths, is b
= 7. Brady, opposite the park, who knows
that the Daily New MEXICAN will make
his many patrons patient while waltlns
, for shave. We saw our driving whole
- salSerocer at Santa Fe, 4. r. Reaser, II
. his hands, and believe that he kne"
= where to 20 after riding for two days will
! his wife and Mrs. Jones, and the friends o
Santa Fe whom he could pick uptrom one
. extremity of this mining region to another
:, He las been visiting mines and town
: sites, and debating in his mind Whel
: to put on two more such lively stage
a teams "a Patterson drives from Santa FL
9 to San Pedro.
. . We have grateful wcrd for the kline
~ attentions Of Mr.. James j. German
4 proprietor of the san Pedro: and hi
g clerk, Charles Parker. They have beer
= crowded with guests since L have beer
\ here, 50 that every day new corners have
:, been turned away. Gorna can not begll
! toneet the custom which these stage line
- and private conyeyances bring besld
\ here daily, but he is always ready to d'
- his best in quiet and helpful way. iii
>, guests are served with good baths, an'
10 all the luXuries of good shave and hal
:" cutting by Chas. Z. Lie, and the home
=, less inhabitant of San Pedro knows II
y, where to 90 ii Mr.. German turns hin
e out. learn that large lodging hous
~ is at once to be erected by 5. B. Cline
- OF Albuquerque, and kept in good style
+ The lumber is ordered and the iundatioI
laid.
think about one-half of the bushes
3, lay-outs Of one kind or another in Sa
&c Pedro have been mentioned in this con
- muhfcation. What is this mining cam
" coming to be? Enterprise is inviting pee
r pie to this town and to prove the wealt
of its resources. This region is ric
in enough, this is proved. Labor and capit'
~ must be united in developing an indus
" trial center, in the extraction OF ores frol
V. the earth ana reducing them to value thu
es can pass from hand to hand and serve IL
IL manifold uses OF men. We have more
rs say about the mines. II. y. LApp.