Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-10
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Las Cruces, Albuquerque and Las Vegas
all boast of having the Influenza.
Miss Gertie Lee, who has been for four
years i'll the family Of Mr., s. NJ. Folsom,
OF Albuquerque, died there Wednesday At
p. M, of typhoid fever.
Rothgeb, the Las Vegas brewery man,
| has begun cutting ice for his brewery.
His pond is just on the edge of Las Vegas,
and the ice is six inches thick.
Las Cruces note Don TeIesforo Chav-
ez, who has been for several weeks past
digging well on the plain about twenty
miles southwest of this place, struck water
last Saturday"
John Dobbins, the boy miner of Water
canon, has struck bonanza at last in the
Stonewall mine. The vein is five feet
| thick, the ore is free milling and runs way
up.-Socorro Chieftain.
| The recent discoveries of large nuggets
of free gold made near the summit of the
Magdalenas, is creating great deal OF
excitement among the people of that
camp at the present time, and is giving
new activity and life to the mining in
terest generally.
1t is the opinion of many that an in.
quest should be held over the body Of
Michael 2. Cody, the young man who was
run over and killed in tie Santa Fe yards
here Tuesday night, and risid investiga
ton of the manner in which his death was
brought about be made-Citizen.
Died, at the residence of Major Arthur
Morrison, west side of the plaza, at mid
night OF the 18th inst, Dona Isidors
Dominguez de Ortega, after prolonged
illness. The lady was rs years of age a
the time of her demise. She was thu
mother in law of Major A. Morrison, also
of Benigno Romero.-Optic.
The Las Vegas Optic says: "We in
tend to have religious federation in New
Mexico. No high civilization was evel
achieved without it. Any special form
of religious creed vain and shallow enough
to suppose that it owns the people o
New Mexico will be taught lesson by
the logic Of events that will do it good.
At Albuquerque to-day Nicolas Hill
adopted son of John A. Hill, and his
wife, Augustine, the daughter of Cristoba
Romero, are to be married at the cathe.
dral. This young couple were Jealous
|
ism, and it was supposed at one time that
Nicolas would take orders and become q
shining light in the Methodist church Of
New Mexico. Both have renowned their
adopted religion, and, to show the sincerity
of their repentance are to be remarked in
the cathedral with great display.
The Keller smeter is most completed
also one of the latest improved wire tram
ways one and one-haIf miles long in con-
nection with the smelter. Mr.. Colman
Keller Informs a Chieftain scribe that
within the next eight days the smelter
and tramway will be ready for operation
This smeiter will treat the ores of the
Woodland group Nos. l, and 8, also the
Sulphuret The operation Of this plant
and the mines will give employment tC
about fifty men, besides the coal burners
and number of other outside laborers.-
Socorro Cnieftain.
1t is learned that the Santa Fe man
agenlent at it's next meeting will decide
for all time whether or no to extend its
Magdalena branch to the Mogollons anC
Arizona, or abandon the project alto
gether at that point, and in lieu thereo
extend the Silver City branch to the dis
trict mentioned. The Santa Fe people
feel that there is no time to be lost il
reaching the new mining country, il
view of the steady progress of the Silvel
City, Pinos Altos & Mogollon railway ir
that direction, together with the enviou!
glances Cast there by the Southern Pacific
people. 1t is safe to say, therefore, tina
the Santa Fe will shortly commence t.
build to the Mogolons either via Mag
dalena or Silver City.-Silver City En-
terprise,