Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-17
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
Mora wants a resident doctor.

mora wants resident doctor
There are thirty-fve case7 of Ia grippe
at HiIlsborough.
The delinquent tax list Of Grant comfy
occupies nearly ten Columns Of the Silver
City Enterprise.
The Elk is the name of a new am
spicy paper at Gallup, devoted to the in
terests OF both New Mexico and Arizona
E. ii. Colson, quccnswarc merchant OF
Silver City, has disposed of his stock at
auction, and has gone to Central America
to reside.
Col. Blake has taken entire possession
OF the Gallup News Register aud placet
his son, who is practical printer, i'll
charge of it.
Los Alamos note: Dioncio Cimaro,
living here, received Il letter from his
brother living at Valecitas, Rio Arribs
county, in which he states that Elesiu
Sena, the wife murderer, is there. This
Information will probably be taken up bs
the proper authorities.
Mrs. Caldwell, of Chicago, who is inter
ested in the shipping of the serpenlinr
rock from the ella, and her manager, Mr.
Fltz Simmonds, are in Lordsburg figuring
with Chas. Hole, the Southern Pacific
commercial agent in regard to shipping
The rock from Lordsburg instead of Silver
City.
The Keller Tramway & Smelling COM
pany, at KELLEY, n. NJ. is getting ready to
commence business. The company has
erected sixty ton smelter, and built Il
tram"ay from their mines to the works.
Ihe members of the company are CAPT
tasts of Toledo, Ohio, and tn, are largely
interested in mines in that vicinity.
A soldier named Calu is in serious
trouble (and irons) at Fort Stanton. He
stole out the best horse in the garrison one
night the first OF last week, and skipped
oul--deserted-golng towards Roswell.
He turned the horse loose, walked
into the town and proceeded to have a
good time" but he Was captured and re-
turned.
County Clerk Otero has prepared, at the
request of See. Thomas, to lie used in the
census enumeration OF the territory, II
complete list of all the towns, incuding
the very smallest Ones-tle lIamlets or
I,lacetas, in San Miguel county. Even
the Wlsest inhabitant will be surprised to
learn that there are las towns in this
county.-Optlc.
A meeting OF the stockholders of the
PecOs lrIisating and Investment company
will be held at Eddy, Eddy county, N.
NJ, on the 10th day of February, 1890,
for the purpose OF considering aud acting
on proposed amendments to the articles
of incorporation, fixing the principal place
of business at the town of Eddy, chang
ing the branch office from Chicago to
Colorado Springs.
John z. Wilson died suddenly at Hills
bon onlh. The immediate cause Of death,
as shown by the autopsy, was general
lnanillon, resulting from the denudalion
Of the lining membrane OF the stomach
and inteslines, which prevented all food
from being dgested or absorbed. Mr..
Wilson will be remembered rs the unfor-
tunate victim of Il mistake through which
corrosive sublimate was taken into the
system.
The stock men held a meeting in Ros-
well last Monday at which they discussed
ways and means of watering the back dry
range. A system of reservoirs at dis
tanc-s of from fifteen to twenty miles
apart seemed to be the method most ap-
proved. 1t certainly would be great
thing for the cattle interest if water could
lie had on these dry places it would al
ford an abundance Of good grass and save
many a COW from begging down in the
rivers.-Roswell Register.
The remains If Miss Lucia Zarate, the
Mexican midget, who died ON one of the
snow bound trains on the North IN Pacific
last week, are still delayed in E, Paso on
account OF tile ealb(rbltant amount de-
manded to admit them into Mexico, to be
carried to the home OF the parents in Vera
Cruz for interment. A duty of 5000 is
charged for the admission OF the remains
into Mexico. The deceased was II years
old, measured twenty-slx inches in length
and weig he'd i'll life only seven and half
pounds. She earned 100000 for her
parents.
"a Friend" asks if New Mexico is as far
behind in educational matters as repre-
scented by the Headlight and daily Demo-
crat? Our Friend" is hereby informed
that New Mexico las more public schools |
III proportion to population than Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina or
Arkansas, not to speak of the fact that
they are open more weeks in the year and |
are better. We are rapidly in, rea>iDg
both the number and quality of our public |
schools, while in the states most reliable |
for the grand old Democratic; party"
outside of Texas, the exact contrary is the
:dse.-Lincoln Leader.