Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-23
TERRITORIAL TOPICS

The Socorro city council Rewarded the
city printing contract to the Daily Chief
tain.
The strawberry crop il short in thu
Meslla valley this year. Rain is badly
needed in that section of the territory,
/ The American mint at Eureka, nea
Silver City, has been sold by Bell 1
/ Stephens to q Mr.. Downey for SIS 900.
The Gallup News.Register threatens t,
issue a special edition OF 900 copies con
tanning a sketch of the San Pedro mines
written by "Col. +. A. Blake. mining ex
pert"
DR.. Endlich, one OF the safest and mos
conservative OF mining men, has takeI
the management OF the New Find mine
at Socorro, and to-day began work with ;
large force of men.
Major A. S. kimball announces tha
the wagon transportation from Silver City
10 TT. Bayard for the fiscal year ending
June so, 1900, has been awarded to Harr,
Booth at 13c per 100 lbs.
The Rio Grande Smelling company, a
Socorro, has about completed the erection
of another eighty ton capacity stack anC
| furnace, which is quite an acquisition t.
the smelling facilities of their plant.
A car load of machinery for the new
Humboldt mill arrived Wednesday anC
another car is expected every day. Supt
Potter says he expects TO have the mil
running in about q week. k.-Lordsburl
Liberal.
Major Llewelyn proposes building an
adobe reservoir, line it with cement, anC
put in a new-fangled powerful steam
pump. BY this plan he will be indie
pendent of the acequias for his beautiful
Las Cruces home place. Las Cruce.
News.
The Albuquerque Citizen, with the cour.
age of its opinion, says that Albuquerque
is without police protection, the city mar
drunk; and yet this is the town that
claims to lead New Mexico. In Las We
gas our police officers are competent men
and models OF sobriety.-Optic.
The land intimidators from Cubero had
hearing before United States Commits
sioner Snyder yesterday afternoon, and
on the receipt OF dispatch from Attor-
ney Smith at Santa Fe they were bound
over in the sum of 500 each to appear
before Commissioner Snyder Wednesday
morning, at which time the attorney will
arrive and prosecute the case. Citizen.
Our citizens are awakening to the i'm
portance of constructing our ditch. Ii
has now become a ground hog case
ditch or no water. Several thousand dol.
lars worth of fruit trees have been set out
this year that will be lost, owing to the
great increase of acreage, which is more
than the hot springs can irrigato Gun
citizens should meet and fully discuss this
vital and all-lmportant question. .-SocorrC
Chieltain.
Albuquerque seems to be waking up
The newspapers call for the organization
of 4 board OF commerce and want the
county commissioners to appropriate
money to build new road to San Pedro
in order that Albuquerque may profit by
the mining boom now on i'll Santa Fe
county. Why don't Albuquerque people
develop the great mines" recently dis.
covered in Hill canon, and other classic
precincts adjacent to the self styled
metropolis ?"
The Gallup NewsRegister has learned
that some of the kaolin from what is
known as the band in the Black Diamond
mine has been tested in Los Angeles, and
has proven all that was claimed for it as
terra Gotta clay. 4 brick of this clay
burned pure white and is OF very superior
texture. This clay can be found in large
quantities at Gallup, and even if used
only for the manufacture OF ornamental
brick would prove source of great wealth
to any company that would engage in its
manufacture.
c. A. Phelps has served notice upon
the Merchants Alliance of Albuquerque
wherein he says "It was through the
influence OF your association that l lost
my position with the Atlantic & Pacific
railroad company little more than one
year ago, and, not being satisfied with that
you have forced me to work ever since fol
less than live and let live" wages. Now
gentlemen, you have seen fit to place s
sort of boycott upon me and do not in
tend to stand it any longer. Unless you
stop trying to injure me and my credit
shall proceed to commence suit against
You for damages"
Mr.. Moore, the postmaster at Bradshaw
Va, after reading an advertisement o
| Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhpa Remedy. concluded to try small
bottle of it, lie says: 81 used it in two
cases for collie and three for dlarrhea witt
perfect satisfaction. One dose gave relic
in every case but one, that was bad cas-,
of collie and required the second dose.
have handled great deal of patent medl
cine as agent and for my own use, bu
never tried any that gave as good result
as "Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera ant
Diarrhna Remedy" For sale at 25 ant
80 cents per bottle by G. NJ. Creamer.