Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-28
TERRITORIAL TIPS,

Ough, say IS the Advocate,
| TIE \. o. U. w. will give fancy calic
ball in Las Vegas May l5.
Eight hundred tons daily is the outpu
OF the BlOs5Durg coal mines
The farmers Of Mesila valley are takin
active interest in planting fruit trees.
Miss Latecia Austin, of Socorro, die,
. Saturday at the home OF her brother, I
:. Austin.
A Ladies' Aid society has been organize,
at CerrlllOs to look after the home desti
tute people.
The small pox scare in Cerrllos i.
over The epidemic turned out to bt
chicken pox.
Il. Nandiver, postmaster at Ration, viii
shortly retire from official life, and move
to Ogden, Utah.
A Wichita man bought thirty acres Of
land between Las Cruces and Mesllla,
paying 500 per acre therefor.
e Dr. q. A. Brown will move from Rim
con to La Mesa, where he will continue
the practice OF his profession
Bernalllo county has twenty-three
! L.,
whom are charged with murder.
| Two Mex cans were killed in one night
last week, between Lordsburg and FL
taso, being run over by the cars
The funeral OF Col. Buoy, the cattn-
man who died OF hydfophobla, took place
at Albuquerque Saturday morning
I. q. llsw kins, hardware merchant
OF iiilIsborough, Texas, is in Roswell with
We" OF starting business there.
Tom Anderson, who has been connected
with the A., 7. Il 5. f. water service at
Lamy, has been transferred to San Mi
euel.
At Eillsborough one night last week
TWO MeAIcans engaged III fight and one
OF them, Pedro Chavez, came near bel ny
killed.
James Hill has been appointed post
master at bila hot springs The mail
viii be carried three times u week from
PinOs Altos.
VIM. Mccartney, a prominent ranch
man OF near Watrous, died in Los An
Beles, whittier he had gone in hopes OF
recovering his health
May-day calico ball and banquet will
be gwen III Gallup on the evening Of NAV
", under the auspices OF the Challedony
Castle, No. 2, X. Il. L.
The Lincoln independent makes the
startling announcement that six wears
ago railroads were unknown in the United
States, which then had "A population OF
l5,OOO,OOO people.
Mr.. Paul Geleii, general agent of the
Springer Land ASSOCIATION, is here again
with number OF practical farmers who |
VIII purchase land and make homes |
with us. Three Ol these represent colo |
MES that Will follow soOn.-Stockman.
Lincoln note: Col, John 5. Stidger
the popular government land inspector,
arrived III Lincoln Sunday, and stopped |
over one day en- route to the Roswell and |
Eddy country. The colonel WAS on his
good behavior this trip, rs Mrs. Stidger
hun.
ID. ID. darkness came to Cerrillos from |
Iowa lew years ago, to die. lie could !
neither walk nor wear his boots. Now he !
could command a salary as health re-
sort or boarding house sign, and IRON the |
way he rustles around Ill all kinds of
" weather., he is afraid he never will die. -
Rustler.
Hancock Lacy, constable from ella
r. e~i..ss, .-,,sioe0u "y mir. CuliuvIs, v...4v
in Monday with Mat. Quarrels, charged
with a helnous crime Of social nature
With his own sisters. lie is depraved
wretch and will probably serve long
erm i'll the Santa + { penuentlary Silver
City Enterprise.
a Roswell gentleman is in receipt of a
etter from an Ell Paso real estate firm
stating that rumOrs are atloat, and which
seem to DE backed by good authority,
hat a road is to be built to Albuquerque,
rom some point in Texas by way Of Ros-
we'll, and branch from the latter place
o FL Paso. Another project is to be
quilt from TasCosa, rexas, via Roswell
lirect to FL paso.
The information received at this office
n regard to the death OF Mrs. Capt. +. A.
Blake, in the City OF Mexico, was, her
many trends here will be glad to learn,
Incorrect. a letter received from Capt.
Blake informs us that she is alive and in
,ood health, and is with him at Santa
barbara, Cal, and that they expect to
cave in short time Tor the Sandwich Isl
'nds, where they VIII spend the summer.
Optic.
Cruces note: Alex. Morrison, tho
oughly experienced farmer who came
lere from Kansas last year. has taken
ease on the Shropshire & Ware place
'bove town, and is farming it Oh high
lass farming principles. lie now has loo
Icres IN cultivation, and the contrast be
"een its appearance and that OF some OF
he property near it is very striking. The
lays OF old are rapidly passing away i'll
he Mesllja valley, and new era of prog
ess, Improvement and prosperity are
apldly coming on.
Delegates to the milk maids, convention,
which meets in Albuquerque Thursday
night, MAY. /, are; Matilda Ann Perkins, E
'Hjarita Edith de Smith Bartlett, Gallup
.aurette Jeannette Crabtree, Albuquer-
Iue; Deborah Higgins Templeton, San
'edro; Susannah Marie de Jones, Geral-
la Evangellna Cobbendobbler, Bernallllo;
}elsy Ann Bedott, Chilli Jerusha Jane
Nlnesap, Wallace; Sophronia Duiunny,
amy; Lily Maud Sylvester, Santa Fe;
|iolet Hardtack, Socorro; Priscilla Sill
nan, Las Vegas; Irene Adelpha Dowdy,
van Marclal Prudence Pastry, lsleta. Y
A Big Blaze.