Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
Ration will observe Arhor dav.

| hdtou VIII observe AfDOr UaV,
Moses Goodman, former hookkeeper iOl
| llfeld Bros, died at ChilIicolhe, Mo, Il
few days ago.
| Mrs. Weldon, a street evangelist, is
whooping up the gospel to the ungody at
| Albuquerque. Big job.
In the case of the territory against
Charles Mcdonald for the killing of Roll
ert Taylor, at Clayton, the jury disagreed,
The students of the agricultural college
at Las Cruces will give an entertainments
the latter part of this month. The door
receipts to be used in purchasing piano
ior the college.
Eight car loads OF coke per dav are
now being shipped from Trinidad to
Arizona smelters. Heretofore these
smelters have been supplied with coke
| from West Virginia.
The following officers for the Demo.
cratic club were elected last "Wednesday
evening: President, 5. +. Valdez; vie
presidents, A. Sever and NJ. NJ. Saazur T.;
| secretary, u. +. HosnIer treasurer, Robt
Mcconnell; interpreter, Facundo Valdez.
Springer Banner.
The Albuquerque city campaign is on
AT Tie election next month there will be
TWO bond propositions to be either az.
Cepted or Voted down. One is funding
the clty's Indebtedness, and the other IL
" vote bonds Ill the sum OF sou ,OUO ior u
partial system OF sewerage.
Col. T. B. Mills has had ten tons OF
ore shipped from the Montezuna Chief
mine, oocorro, to The Magdalena smeller.
Inns mine Ii the property Of The Socorro
Mount iln Mining company, and the list
assay from the Burllngane office, in Den.
yer, gave S3lo.9u i'll silver to the ton.
Mescalero agency note from Dona Ana
county: The public schools in this parl
Of The COUNTY are III furnishing condition,
owing to the prompt collection of taxes
and the increasing wealth vi the county.
l am informed 10y Supt. Woodson tina,
the school lunG Tor the coming year will
he about 81 700 greater than last year.
The destruction of the railroad ties near
San Miguel, recently, WAS not done with
the Intention OF embarrassing Don Euge-
MO Romero III any way. The trouble aorse.
between sub onrac, ors and the people.
over the boundary line between the san
Miguel and Tecolote grants. Everything
has been anicabIy adjusted, and it i,
thought that an end to tile difficulty has
been reached.
Attached to last evenings south-bound
train was one OF the Burton stock car
company's perfected horse cars, No. SSl,
III which were eight fine, blooded mares,
StYaHar's
Lexington, Ky, ell route Tor W. II. Ho-
Darts stock 1arm in California. They
were in charge OF r. S. Slrader, jr., ana
were fine looking lot of horses.
Among the number are beautiful bay,
"Nola," by "Nut"ood," full brother 10
Maud s." who has three year old rec
ord Of 2 :2l]a, and is valued at $l5 ,UOU.-
Optic.
Residents on Tijeras street and vicinity
Tor several squares were confronted on
rising this murulng with veritable lake
OF water surrounding their premises, and
it WAS with much difficulty that people
could get out of their houses, except to
wade through water from one to three
ieet deep. 1t is the worst outlook for
this part of the city for years rast. All
day yesterday and last nj ght it appeared
lhat the flood gates OF the heavens were
thrown open, and water descended, tor
rent-like, necessarily until early this
morning. The whole valley was drenchei
with water; still the mayordomos of the
ace4ula madre were not satisfied, and
turned water from the Rio Grande into
the acequia, Overlooking its hunks all
along the course.-Albuquerque Citizen.