Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-11
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

be Dullt tillS year from silver lily 10 the
prosperous mining camp of Pinos Ats, a
distance of nine miles
j. j.. Garrett, Of Las Cruces. has az
cepted position on the survey in rorps
OF the new abroad which is now being
surveyed south from Deming.
The FIRST National bank at Deniing is
erecting two story building, which will
he one of the finest III the southwest
Ground has been broken for Il big smcter
and an iron foundry is to be established
there. On with the boom.
Alex. I.abrie is burning 400 brlshel
kiln of lime. He says it is OF the finest
quality for finishing purposes, as well as
for mason work, and he proposes to ship
lime out OF Las Cruces hereafter, instead
of shipping it in as heretofore .-News.
Las Vegas note: In the case OF Wilson
Waddingham ct al. VS.. Francisco Robledo
the taking OF testimony before the matter
in chancery was adjourned over from this
morning until Monday. This is case
involving the title to the Antorio Ortiz
grant in this county,
Satisfactory arrangements have been
made between the grant people and the
miners who have locations on the San
Diego and Baca Grants which will be OF
mutual benefit, and each side will endeav-
or in self-interest to further the exploiting
OF the mines and prospects in this vicin
ity.-Jemez Guide.
Jemez Guide: The orchards, nurseries
and vegetable gardens hereabouts are in
most flourshing condition at present,
and bid fair to yield abundant returns.
Our most prominent gardeners are Messrs.
Smith, Williams, Montoya and Garcia,
and each have more extensive vegetable
gardens than heretofore.
There exists some doubt regarding the
identity OF the suicide, K. Otto, as made
public by Mrs. James Quinn. She states
that Otto's right name was Edward
Waterbury, not Waterman as published,
and that he was formerly lawyer of
Emporia, kas, where resides now wife
and four children.-Albuquerque Citizen
Rev. DR.. Korn, the applicant for the
vacancy OF rabbi for the congregation of
Montetiore, was rejected by the Jewish
here, and this morning took !
the train for Albuquerque in search OF
other fields for employment. The con-
gregation expects another applicant here .
in few days, but his name could not he
learned. Optic.
Albuquerque health note: The fume of /
the canal'is entirely too small for the vol
ume OF water which is emptied into it
from the acequa above town this season
nd in 10 lnt
along its banks are oyertiOwed with water.
a small sized lake has formed OH the lot
the First National bank, and if
the water is not drained off, disagreeable
pool OF stagnant water will be the result.
Capt. W. c. Mann arrived last night on
a special train from Denver with fifty
teams and thirty-tve men, to begin work
on the Pecos valley canals. He states
that he will take 100 from Las Vegas to
assist in the work, and will leave here for
Roswell about Friday. The company is
to put in two canals, one to start at Ros-
we'll, will be fifty miles long and thirty-fve
feet wide, and the one starting at Eddy
will be of the same length and forty feet
ide.-Optic.
Major Caff'rey, in the Lincoln county
Leader, speaks thus OF the FL Paso- White
oaks road "We learned at FL Paso that
l delegation would leave for New York
his week and accept either the PROPOSE
ion OF Huntington or that OF the Rock
Island railroad company. Ell Paso is as
eager to get here as White Oaks is to
secure railway connection with Ell Paso.
The name Of Locke & Co. is odious to all
Fl Pasoites. Said firm caused a boom
which reacted with telling force, and their
'ction is held as criminal in its conse-
luences. They laid ten miles of rails :
which were nailed down with spikes and ,,
urther fastened with attachments, to the
une OF 10000, and the people thus look :
lpon them as confidence men. Upon the :
tSepgth of their promises and pretentions !
ostly buildings were erected which are :
low vacant"