Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-25
TERRITORIAL TtPS.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. Y Cromwell Leave Al
! bulnnrque for New York.
"Fhe Alpha Will ur.bahlv Ne the ,i(',
Of Roswell's new hotc The first Of brio
Died, at Socorfo, Of the 2ist inst, So
nora Josefa Jaramlh, mother of Mrs J
| ). Hutchinson. Deceased suffered from A
stroke OF paralysis i0r fourteen nonths.
The dog poisoner aud the auonymo
valentine tiend have had their day IL,
now they must fast through lent and Yh;i,
| themselves during passion week. ~-Stnc'-
| man.
yesterday afternoon pascuaI Cutnnjq
ran his horse against a Mexican foa
racer tor ~; distance twenty-five ward
The man beat the horse by three Yards 49,
Citizen.
Mr.. Geo. Ovard has set out an orcha, d
on his place of about 200 apple trees ol
the choicest varieties, he will rrigate b,
| nse of windmill and water tank.-Ros-
well Register.
Springer note: The directors of the
water works held an important meetina
Tuesday night when it was resolved IA
increase the well capacity and to max 9
other needed improvements to the system
W. A. Rogers, business agent of tie
Flyers Sisters" who are supported by a
colored comedy company, is at the San
Felipe. No date has yet been arrange,
tor an entertainment at Grants opera
house. The company is at present in Los
Angeles, and are playing eastward.-Al-
buquerque Citizen.
y report from FL Paso states that tift,
tramps were run ont of that city at the
muzzle OF the officers guns. They have
passed Rincon and are heading this way
holding up the section men along the
line. Our officers will give them q sur
prise party II they come this way. There
are just enough to make first class
chain gang.-Citizen.
George Titman, an employe of the
American Cattle company, OF Minnesota,
who is wintering its stock about 1l5
miles northwest of Albuquerque, died ct
his room on LIST street yesterday after
noon. He came to this city about two
weeks ago for supplies and was suddenly
taken i'll, at that time having room at,
the European hotel.-(itizen.
MI. d. "A. HleRlu, dSenL ana general
manager for the Rio GraDde Irrigation &
Colonization Co. for New Mexico, was in
Socorro this week. While there he filed
with the clerk of Socorro county the fol-
lowing documents: First mortgage of the
Rio Grande Irrigation 4 Colonization
Declaration OF deed OF trust
and deed of easement. Horace d. Hall,
president, and Albert l.. Richards secre.
tary .-Socorro Cheftain.
The farming interest in New Mexico is
becoming of greater Importance than is
generally supposed Leaving out the
question of the native farmers, who are
adopting modern methods in farming,
the American element is being repre-
scented in considerable numbers. Col |
fax county has large agricultural pop.
ulation, San Juan and Taos counties arc
being settled by thirty Coloradoans, the
eastern portion OF San Miguel county is
being filled up with immigrants from
Texas, Kansas and the overflow of Okla
loma boomers. Santa Fe boasts Men
lonite colony aud bunch OF Colorado |
armers. Chavez and Eddy counties are |
Getting good class of farmers by reason
II the rapld progress made in ditch
development Last but not least, the
treat Mesilla valley is still attracting
of the fruit raising class.
Taking all in all, New Mexico is being
ettled gradually but steadily, and this
erritory has never had al immigration
boom. stock Grower