Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-11
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Albuquerque is trying to organize {
fambeau club.
Albuquerque boasts that a big scanda
is brewing there.
All dogs in Albuquerque must be muz
zled, so the mayor orders.
San Juan note Census Enumerato
Mitchell in his round found woman
aged 100 years and man SO.
W. B. Childers and others have beef
voted an electric street railroad Franchise
by the Albuquerque town council.
The Mesilla valley grape crop neve
looked finer. Parties have concluded t,
ship instead of making 80 much wine.
Geo. King, Of Ell Paso, has bought /,
fourth interest from Chas. Metcalfe ant
Mr.. Felter in their marble quarry at the
Organ mountains.
Mora waif: Messrs. E. P. Black, O
Billiard & Co., contractors on the Ri
Grande Southern r. R., and G. M. Logan
representing J. o. Reynolds, OF Denver
Colo, are here engaging men to work or
the extension of the above railroad.
All citizens Of San Miguel county are re-
quested to attend mass meeting in the
court house Saturday evening at s o'clock
The object of the meeting is to take some
steps toward bringing to justice the muir.
derer or muderers of Jacob N. Stutzman.
A. M. Whitcomb is drawing the plans
for a new building to be erected by Rev.
John Menaul, of LaguDa. Mr.. Menaul
will move his printing Office from the In
dian village to Albuquerque, and will con-
tinue the publication Of his tracts here.-
Citizen.
Messrs. Prichard and Salazar are en-
gagged in developing silver property be-
tween Mora and Las Vegas, in the Sc
boya. A piece Of the ore was left in our
office, and if there is anything in rich
specimen the mine ought to be a good
one.-Mora Gazette.
Rev. Mr.. Brush, Mrs. Dunlop, widow
of the late Bishop Dunlop, Of Las Vegas,
Eliza Campbell, widow Of our we'll known
citizen, the late James Campbell, of the
firm of Campbell & Austin, Watrous, Miss
Harrison, of st. Louis, Mo-, are visiting
at Watrous.
Messilla valley Democrat: A subscrip-
ton paper is being circulated in Las Cru
ces and Mesilla to buy sprinkler to
sprinkle the beds of the acequias in order
to keep down the dust. There is plenty
Of water in the river, but the acequias
In a hann Ipxy fpr n ,nnth md oil II -I IL
Of crops are suffering very severely.
The Whistler boys are demonstrating
that farming pays in this country. Their
first cutting Of alfalfa yielded fifty tons.
About fifty acres of corn could not look
nicer in any country. Their fruit trees
are doing finely, as can be said of every
thing on the place. Their reservoir is
full of water, insuring an abundant sup
ply against drouth. A few farms of this
kind advertise the country better than
columns of talk about what can be done.
Ration Reporter.
The ninth annual meeting of the New
Mexico Medical society was held yesterday
at DR.. Milligan's office. The meeting was
called to order at II a. m. by DR.. E. G.
Henriques. DR.. Raster, Of Albuquerque,
and DR.. Harrison, of Bernalillo, were pres
ent, with the members of Las Vegas,
Drs. E. G. Henriques, M. w. Robbins,
F. II. Atkins, M. M. Milligan, Desmsrais,
and Geo. Kellogg. After the usual
outline business of the society in the
the meeting adjourned to the
Depot hotel for the annual banquet,
which has been observed by the society
,ince its existence.