Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-14
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
The streets OF Roswell have been graded


The streets OF Roswell have been graded.
! New Mexico streams are running bank
full of water which ought to be saved
w. J. Strong, OF Kansas City, is nego-
tiating for mines at Hermosa owned by
Hon. S. z. Foster,
Now that the paving qualities OF the
cattle business have been demonstrated to
be permanent, values in good ranch prop
erty should appreciate.
1t has been suggested by the Ration
Range that the territorial press OF New
Mexico unite in business organization
to secure legitimate rates for advertising,
Kingston Shaft note: Last year Aeas
were picked on Sawpit in March This
year the bed bugs began to hold open air
concerts the LIST OF May, and the people
over there have been kicking about late
spring.
Every station on the road is short Of
coal since the strike, and efforts are being
made to have the supply come from the
Santa Fe. Plenty Of Blossburg coal is
coming through Gallup to points vest
Cleaner.
Health note from Cruces. "The great
limberger contest afforded several days
talk about town. The man with the cast
iron stomach got down p ounces in eleven
minutes, but as he failed to devour the
other ounces, he lost the wager"
Lots in Springer are going like hot
cakes, General Agent Livingston selling
II 800 worth to parties in Denver last week.
The boom is caused by the new irrigating
ditch, which puts under cultivation large
area of land in the neighborhood Of the
town.
, The Silver City Enterprise says the
| snow III the mountains near lIermosa
| where the big gold find was recently made
is too deep yet for prospeCtorS to enter
and do successful work. The find seems
to be bona tide, and the country to be
prospected Of considerable extent.
In the Bennett mine, Organ mountains,
it is now estimated that there are $4,000
tons of ore in sight, and the body grows
a larger as depth is reached. It Is exposed
t for about 800 feet and is at least 100 feet
G thick, lying at an angle of about 10 degrees
t While the extent on either side is not yet
Il known.
= Frank Huntsman, florist OF Cincinnati
who has been in eastern New Mexico
since last fall for his health, went to La
', Luz Thursday to visit his friends, the Stew
n art brothers, Tor q few days. He thinks Of
S closing out his business i'll the east anC
It coming to New Mexico permanently
}, Rio Grande Republican.
y Very few know that there is an artesial
= well experiment now in progress in Doni
Il Ana county. Twelve miles west of An.
y thony, at Lanark station, the Southern
! Pacific company has well now down 75C
/ feet. Water has just been reached, but
), it does not rise high enough in the well tc
Il yet justify the company putting in pump
y ing works.
J. The bureau OF immigration is getting
o down to work. Ii they would pay the
q travelling expenses of the members,
q good attendance could be had at every
q meeting. Why not do this? Why shoul(
d members be asked to contribute theil
t, time and money also for the public good
+, The public is able to pay and should dc
d so.-Nogal Nugget.
Adolfo Chaves, who lives at Pojarito
o this county, is here to-day, and states
that the small poX and measles are rag
ing among the Indians at lsleta. These
n Indians are constantly in the city trading
If with our merchants, and some precautions
v should be taken to prevent the diseases
r. from appearing in Albuquerque. -Albu
% querque Citizen.
70 Tire San Marcial Reporter says Within
is fifteen miles of San Marcial, up and dow1
NJ the river, there are over 10000 acres O
y fine bottom lands, which can be irrigated
o. by means of short canals from the Rit
d Grande, and there is also, tributary to thi
y, place, many times that acreage OF irrigabl,
mesa lands. Most of these lands are OF
the Armendaris grants.
"a The Maxwell company will soon hav,
le the most complete map of Mora and Col
y fax counties, containing the latest data o
~ railroads, irrigating systems, government
+ Subdivisions, etc, which they had com
u piled for their own use, but as soon a,
practical they will have large edition
issued and placed with news dealer TO
-, sale to the general public. Range.
" Judge Hazledine, Of Albuquerque, on,
rs of the prominent lawyers of the territory
e. and for years past attorney for the A. & p
Mt road passed through this morning on hi
is way home from Boston. Judge Hazel
es dine is an intense Republican, candi
50 date for no office, and is disposed to thinl
a. that the president will 90 outside of New
Mexico to get successor to Judge Brink
lit er.-OptiC.
After long period OF depression til,
cattle industry is beginning to recuperate
The prices paid for Is Is and 3s thi
spring places the cattle raising business
= upon paying, profitable basis. Bee
| raising must, of necessity, always be prof
! table The world must eat, and it mus
pay the cost OF its production and rea
sonable compensation to those who ex
pend labor and capital in that direction.
Nugget.
From all over New Mexico just nov
come words of cheer in regard to the fu
ture The outlook for grass on the ranges
was never better. New mines are being
opened of almost fabulous richness, i'm
mense irrigation bitches and storage reser
yoirs are being built, new placer mines
are being opened up and general prosper
ity seems to be at our doors. Now let III
see what we can do to aid in the develop
ment of New Mexico Register.
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Bonnie, if you IL be good and go to sleep
mamma II give you one Of DR.. Ayers