Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-06
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Vaccine virus js in demand at | as We
gas, but the small pOx scare is about over.
Ten teams are reported at work on the
head Of the Bloomfield canal, at the
mouth Of Canon Largo.
Ten shares Of the capital stock OF the
First National bank OF Silver City, of the
par value of 500 per share, We're recently
sold for SIG per share.
Porfilio Trujillo and his gang have been
sighted again. This time they were
heading for Taos through the upper Mora
valley, and tits hoped that this section of
the country is well rid OF them.-Optic.
Vegas note; The local butchers have
combined in stubborn and determined
refusal to pay the inspection fee required
by an act of the territorial legislature,
on the ground that the railroad eating
houses do not comply with the law in this
respect. The case OF the manager of the
hot springs is now pending in the district
court.
A petition to the war department, i'll
which is set forth the substantial points
in the recent tragedy enacted by one OF
the soldiers together with misdemeanors
previously committed by the soldiery
against the peace of their town, will be
circulated for signatures by representative
citizens of Central, situated mile distant
from Fort Bayard. The petition prays for
the enforcement of letter discipline, ETC.,
and sets forth that while the troops are all
of one race, good order and discipline are
difficult to preserve Silver City Sentinel.
Mrs. Leonor Romero, of Los Griegos,
committed suicide on Tuesday. She
went to Albuquerque and bought box
of cartridges, visited the church and con-
iessed her sins, then returned home. In
order to test the deadly weapon, she first
fired at hat of her husbands which
was hanging on nail in the wall, and
finding that the pistol was all right, she
placed it to the right side of her head,
pulled the trigger with untlinching cour-
aye, and fell over corpse. She leaves a
husband. No cause is assigned for her
act.
The manager of Tamme's opera house
heard detrimental reports about the wo-
men in the Spider-Fly troupe. The Optic
says: He was Sc much troubled, in fact,
that he at once wrote to 9. W. Miller, the
manager Of the troupe, now playing in
Denver, to know " hat truth there WAS in
the scandalous stories, and last night he
received the following telegram from Mr..
Miller: Thanks. Send full particulars
and names. Spare nobody" This evil
IDENTIFY means business and the persons
who made the statements rejecting go
seriously upon the character Of the ladies'
are apparently in for trouble they would
much rather be out Of.
The Taos & Rio Colorado Irrigating Co.
has had surveyors out since December 70
surveying their canal, and have nearly
twenty miles finished. Profiles and esti-
mates and also maps showingth the amount
of land to be covered by the company are
now being made out. They will COM
mence as soon as possible to yet out the
head gates, which will be of large proper
tons to carry all the water in the Rie
Colorado. The main canal will be abou,
thirty-tive feet wide, and work with the
scrapers will be commenced in two
months. Mr.. Quinn, secretary of the
company has gone to buy furniture anG
other necessary fixtures for the company
office in Cerro. They have rented severa
rooms in Jack Young's place to be USED
for the principal offices. The directors
held a meeting on the 10th of Ibis month
and elected officers as follows: j. g
Quinn, president; Frank Phillips, super
lntendent; John II. Young, general man
ager and immigration agent.