Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-01
TERRITORIAL 'riPS.

4 coal oil war is on at Las V-Gas-l5
rents gallon.
Pneumonia is reported as prevalent 1t
Los Corrales, Los Duranes, Los Candle
laflo-, Alameda and uthcr smail tJ1I.
al ng the river.
In the near future this vicinity will hay"
first class pottery, where Crockery wa'e
ana splendid article OF fire brick will y,
manufactured on an extensive scale. Full
particulars will be given lnter.-Rarn
Range.
Francis X. Butler, at one time editor =
the Ration Comet, and generally knOHH
throughout this territory, died Tuesda,
afternoon OF pneumonia He was taken
with ia grippe" but few days before
Ills remains were sent to New York for
burial.
Epifanio Maldonado died of small pox
at Las Vegas and great excitement fol-
lowed the report that Mrs. A. d. Higgins
was down with the disease. The laiv il
suffering from "mild attack of vario-
lold." A child of j. Il. Myers also dieu
from the disease.
What has become of the school super
lntendents report? He should remember
that the law c 'mpels him 10 make re-
port for publication dated December 81
OF each year. We hope his report will be-
received prior to the next meeting of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Banner.
phe case Of the San Simon Ditch COM
pany vs.. the San Simon Cattle company
Is now being tried before Il. z. Barnes,
special master. Joseph Boom, of Deming,
and Conway, Posey Il Hawkins appea,
for the cattle company, and Fielder &
Fielder for the ditch mpany.-Sentinel
The Ell Paso Times says that Antonio
Joseph, delegate to congress from New
| Mexico, will present to that body bill to
allow the territorial legislature to grant
to certain counties therein the right to
subsidze the building of the W hite Oaks
road. The Times trusts the effort will 20
through.
The shipment of cattle from New Mex
leo, Texas and Arizona next spring is
likely to be on large scale One gentle
man says he knows of 10000 head thus
early secured for the spring trade, and
buying has not yet been seriously dis
cussed by ranchmen generally. Ship
ments over the various roads leading from
the south and centering at Cheyenne are
likely to reach over 100000 head.
The board OF directors of the insane
asylum OF New Mexico met to-day at the
court house, Messrs. Lorenzo Lopez, Be-
ngno Romero, Judge W. A. Vincent and
Russell Marcy, with Gov. Prince, being
present. j. Watrous was detained at
home by sickness. The board organized
permanently by electing the following Of
hcers President, Judge w. A. Vincent
vice president, Don Lorenzo Lopez secre,
tary and treasurer, Don Bengno Romero.
Arrangement were made for obtaining in
formation and reports from the varions
states, and the board then adjourned till
March 1O.-Optic.
Mrs. Caldwell, a Chicago capitalist,
who has been backing Mr.. Fitzgerald in
the opening of the serpentine quarries on
The ella, arrived in Silver CITY last week
ind preceded Immediately to the quar-
ries. While here she made arrange
ments with the Santa Fe officials for the
transportation OF the marble from this
city to Chicago. Mrs. Caldwell is a
wealthy lady and manufactures this beau
liful marble into all kinds of beautiful
ornaments, mantels, etc. She has al
ready spent considerable money in open.
ing up the quarries, and will soon put in
additional machinery. 1t is her inten-
ton to soon be shipping about twenty
cars per month Silver City Sentinel