Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-28
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Sneak thieves are working @ororro.
TIE Rio Cir ME is pretty high for this
season of the year.
The Albuqncrque hose team will Give a
ball on st. Valentines day evening.
The editor Of the Kingston Shaft claims
to know great deal about grand 'baWls. ="
An Albuquerque man advertises a
large assortment of all kinds Of funeral
goods at low prices"
Valencia county commissioners will let
a contract ior It bridge over the Rio
Grande at Los i.unas.
Pauline Cushman, the celebrated ip-
male spy OF the war Of the rebellion. il
| living at Casas tirandes.
Nat Nolneet has met with business
reverses at Wallace, but as soon as they
can be settled will resume business there
Deputy sherihs are after several sus-
poets near Albuquerque hoping to nail
the two men who robbed the postoiiice on
| the oath.
The first newspaper to violate the rules
| OF the Press Association of New Mexico
was the Sierra County Advocate" so says
Vie kingston Snalt.
There are now three schools on the La
yuma grant-one Presbyterian, one
Catholic and one government non-secta-
| rian school -News-Register
The New Mexico department of the &.
A. X. is commanded by one-legged SOL
| der, and Veteran post. No y, 6. A. r.,
OF Kingston, by one-armed soldier.
Albuquerque chestnut: "Heavy snow
storms prevailed in the northern New
Mexico ranges Yesterday. In Albuquer-
que, however, the weather was warm
pleasant and balmy"
The report that j j. Furlong, a freight
conductor on the Atlantic & Pacific had
attempted selfdestruction by taking
choral Sunday is without foundation.
Mr.. Furlong is subject to insomnia, and
on retiring to his room at the Los An
geles house yesterday afternoon. for the
purpose of taking nap, he found that he
could not sleep and resorted to dose of
choral to bring on the desired effect. --
Citizen.
Col. G. G. Fitzgerald, president and
general manager OF the International
Smelling company, has been experiment.
ing for some time past upon zinc ore, and
a way to save the silver in the same, is
satisfied he has at length discovered
method by which it can be successfully
treated, and at nominal cost. He is
going Immediately to erect furnace for
the treatment Of this class Of ore by the
new process. Ell Paso Bullion.
1t is said that the Savage lease on the
Sierra Bella at Lake valley is the greatest
discovery made in these mines since the
days OF the Bridal Chamber" in 1882.
The ore is solid horn silver and samples
$4,000 per ton. The ore body was worked
by the leasers from the 18th to the 2lst of
the month, when the company assumed
control, the lease having expired. Al
though but having a few days to work,
and paying 80 per cent royalty, the lease
in this short time netted the leasers
100000.
The Globe-Democrat mining column
says: "The Coyote copper district, in
Mora county, is exciting much attention
at this time, several fine copper veins
having been opened. These have been
most satisfactory. At Ration the Vir-
ginia Consolidated Copper company has
been organized, and is now developing
several of the best claims. Gen. Ben
Butler and number Of citizens of north
eastern New Mexico are at the back of
this company, and it is said their stock is
soon to be listed both in Denver and st.
Louis"