Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-07
TERRITORIAL Tips.
Real estate is selling well in CIayto,

Real estate Is selling well in Clayton
Daniel C0omer, pioneer settler at S!l
yer city dled at Arkansas Hot springs,
A cablegram announces that Cot Crau
lord is on his way from London to Kings
ton. His big ''dea" has not yet beer
! perfected.
Col Bennett received authority for the
| expenditure of 500 10 purchase fruit
trees Tor the school farm and also ior
| Indians who wish them. Lincoln indie
! pendent.
AT Las Vegas to-day the tvantv-ffth
anniversary OF Sister R0sines connection
with the academy of immaculate Concpp-
ton, Will be celebrated by an entertain.
meht gwen by the pupils at , O'Clock.
Miss LYDIA Fort, daughter of Capt. L. c.
Fort, OF Las Vegas, aud VERY lovely and
interesting young woman, died suddenly
| at Denver on Friday. She was attending
school there. The remains will he brought
to Las Vegas.
The Nlrglnian mine at Kingston has
passed INTO the hands of a local com
pany. Col. Harris is now the president
and manager The property is owned
by Col. Harris, W. 7, Thornton, b. S.
Rodey, A. }. Fountain and 5. B. New
comb.
The vicinity of Watr0us is one of the
garden spots of New Mexico. Here are
a hundred beautiful farms where fruit,
hay and grain arr cultivated with profit.
For many products this beautiful valley
Will vie with the famed MesllIa Modern
HOY fail II Il. Al.
scratch SUCK ploW, and on the farms OF
brunton, Haley, the Phoenix Co., Street
er ana dozen others the change is great.
Stock Grower
u. Is. Loving reports to the FL Paso
Herald that cattle sales in New Mexico
ana ARIZONA are SO numerous and active
that by June first there will not be a
steer over 2-year cd i'll either territory
Tor sale. Heretofore the cattle of these
territories have been disposed of to Cali
tornla buyers, but now most of the stock
goes to Kansas and Montana to mature,
There are some big sales beng consu.
mated near Deming.
We are in receipt Of joint tariff rates on
range cattle from points on the Denver
Texas y Fort Worth road to points on the
Union Pacific road in Wyoming, The
rates given for cattle in train loads from
Clayton to Wyoming points for standard
length cars (thirty feet and six inchesJ are
as follows: 10 Cheyenne, $42 80; Cnup-
water and Laramie, 500; Cottonwood and
Rock Greek, 900; Roalins, 500; Rex
Springs, 5000; Green River, S72.lO:
Granger, 5000 Clayton Enterprise.
Iron ore is again moving from Silver
City In large quantities. Hardly a day
passes but what from three to six ears
pass down the road One day last week
eight cars OF ore, one FROM GEORGETOWN.
two OF concentrates from the Aztec. one
OF zinc, and four of iron from Silver CITY
and Hanover, were shipped 10 various
points. Zinc shipments are now becom-
ing quite feature in our output, and the
prospects are that the output of this OAR.
tlcular class of ore will be many times
doubled before the year expires. Silver
City Enterprise.
Mrs. j. +. Sigh, wife of Attorney ]. F.
Sigh, was found dead at her home in
Nogal on last Sunday morning. Mrs, |
Sigh, besides her husband, leaves two
crown children, Mr. Geo. Sigh and Mrs
Emma Shannanhouse. Her death is n
'lngularly sad one. Business reverses
and highly nervous permanent caused
Mrs. Sign to be very despondent of late
md to her daughter she had made known
ler seeming desire to live no longer. The
inquest held over her rem aims concluded
hat she came to her death by chloroiornn
administered by her own hands. The
lereaved have the sincere sympathy of
heir many friends in their sad atiiiction,
White Oaks Interpreter.