Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-10
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
Folsom wants to tap the Cimarron river
and bring its waters to the town.

Folsom wants to tap the Cimarron river
and bring its waters to the town.
The Fair association will hold Il meet.
ing On Friday cvennl to make arrange
merits for the next annual exhibition. -
Citizen.
Thomas Cassidy was found deaf in his
bed at >o"urro. He was an oh soldier,
and has been Il resident 0f Socurru ior
several years.
W. A. Hawk is improving his tract
east of Ration in sensible manner. He
has set out 500 straw berry plants and d
variety of other small fruits.
'ScarIet diphtheria" was the cause OF the
death of Mrs. Noa Held, who passed
from life to eternity in New York last
week, according to an Albuquerque paper.
The adobes for the Masonic block
Roswell, are being made, and work on
the walls will begin in few days, when
the building will be rapidly pushed to
completion.
ANY person knowing anything Of one
Daniel Burris, last heard from at SocorrO,
n. NJ, in April, 1852, will please address
Mrs. Kate Coley, Texarkana, Ark, or to
postmaster at SOcorrO.
Diphtheria is saidto be almost epidemic
in Juarez, opposite FL Paso. Mrs. Bots
seller of that city, sister OF Mrs Frank
Runtz, of Las Cruces, lost 4 little son by
the dreadful scourge.
One gentleman who owns quite a num-
Der of horses, mourns the fact that loco
thrives in the Rio Grande valley. He
suffers the loss OF twenty-four head from
the effect of this deadly weed.
Carlos Martinez, who is indicted for
stealing whole herd of horses, insists
that he is not guilty. As the jury has been
the chances are he will be a
burden upon the county until next term
of court LAS Cruces News.
Springer, with its vast irrigating bitches,
elegant soil, good cement works, beauti-
full location and healthy climate, is sure
to get the next boom in northern New
Mexico. Springer certainly has sufficient
actual resources to make n large and
town.
1t is said that Judge Tabor, of Folsom,
actually refused 1000 cash from the rail-
road company for a little spring up near
the Alps mountain. Mr.. Tabor is having
m analysis made on spring recently
discovered by him near his ranch. The |
water is said to be largely impregnated
with iron and sulphur.-Folsom Idea.
The Maxwell Land Grant company
mas ordered 100000 grape settings and
will plant them this spring on new ground
lnder the Nermejo ditch. They will also
out in five acres of tobacco raising the !
south Carolina plant as an experiment. |
The ground is now being broken and the |
seed will be planted in the fields instead |
If in hot beds.
4. J. Mcdowell, OF Boston, auditor of
he Mexican Central Railway company, |
we'll known in New York, Boston and
he vest was taken with congestive
hill last Wednesday morning, Ell route
rom the City of Mexico and was COM
,eled to stay over at Albuquerque. After
lingering for five days he died on Mon
lay
Lieut.. James f. Brett, oath infantry,
With detachment of twelve enlisted men
If the oath, arrived at Fort Selden on the
It'll, for the purpose of relieving Lieut..
henry w. Hovey and detachment OF the
anne regiment. Lieut.. Hovey, upon be-
ng relieved, will return with his detach-
nent to Fort Bayard, his permanent sta
ion. Mrs. Brett and family accompanied
he lieutenant.
A letter to The Optic, from r. W. Tan
ill, at Colorado Springs, who is con-
lected with the Pecos IrrIgating& Invest
nent company, states that a part of the
increased force for building their canals
n the Pecos vas shipped from Denver
II the 9th, and are due in Las Vegas to-
morrow morning; they will go from here
own the valley by wagon road, and I
egin the construction of the canals for
irrigation immediately.-I.as Vegas Optic.
John S. Wilson and G. ". Benton took
D Clayton from the CarrisO mines about
wo tons of copper and silver ore, which
'ere shipped to Denver This is the
rst shipping OF mineral from these recent
Y developed mines, and Mr.. Benton, the
manager of the company from whose
mines it was taken, followed the ship
nent to Denver for the purpose of ascer-
aiming its exact constitution and value.
t everything is favorable work in the
hines will be pushed forward in earnest
nd frequent shipments will be made from
layton.
Progress.
1t is very important in this age OF vast
material progress that remedy be pleas
ng to the taste and to the eye, easily
AIKEN, acceptable to the stomach and
Healthy in its nature and effects. Possess
ny these qualities, Syrup Of Figs is the
ne perfect laxative and most gentle
iuretic known.
Never Give Up.
If you suffer with asthma, bronchitis,
n any other disease of the throat or
ungs, nothing can surprise you more
han the rapid improvement that will
ollow the use of Santa Able. If you are
roubled with catarrh, and have tried