Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-24
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Good skating on the upper Chama
river
Las Cruces has organized park associ-
alton.
Geo. Lail, of Albuquerque, has located
at Ogden, Utah. Vale, Lail
Las Vegas news item The Optic prints
an editorial favoiing statehood, Has
walked up.
Eleven men arrested for trespass, grow
| ing cut OF the Fort Selden canal work
were lined 50 each
Information is wanted at Nevada, Mo.
of Malvern II. Watts, supposed to be i
| resident Of New Mexico.
| Joe Rout edge, OF east Santa Fe county
has a large sawduSt contract with the
Santa Fe road. Ice packing.
Rio Arribia note: San Juan county
wants to pay this county $4,000 on ac.
count, the other $4,000 to draw interest
Till paid"
Hon. Mariana S. Otero is the heaviest
tax payer III Bernaillo county, having
t lis year to count out 1000 hard doi.a $
o settle his taxes.
DELEGATE Joseph introduced bill to
| provide ior the creation OF Il new land dis
trict IN New Mexico, with the land office
at Albuquerque.
Chama note; "The election Monday
resulted i'll victory Tor the peoples ticket.
! 1t could not be otherwise Us there WAS but
one ticket IN the held
n "A IJn,,,tnr fnr,norlx ,,, tba no,,.,
crat, 1t is understood, will accept clerical
position at the Atlantic d Pacific general
offices. albuquerque Cltlzen.
Gen. Williamson, president OF the At
| iantic 4 Pacific, is expected soon to arrive
IN Albuquerque ior an inspection of the
affairs of his company. This has been the
talk for some weeks.
Bruce Milleisen thinks Rio Arribia is
| the best fixed county financially in New
Mexico. Bruce ought to know as he is
chairman of the board OF county commis-
sioners. .-Chama Northwest.
The New Mexico agricultural college
opens with two students in the sopho-
more class. fourteen in the freshman class
and eighteen in the preparatory. The
outlook for the college is in every way
most encouraging.
Those citizens who have presented
claims TO the government lor Indian dep
relation have been informed from WASH
ington that Il looking to their relief
Will almost certainly pass both houses OF
/ congress at this session.
Untrutlful note in the Denver Times :
"Now, as Il matter Of fact. the Nava-
JOS raise very little wool, and that of
tue poorest quality. Their tlocks are half
worthless goats. They know nothing OF
The use Of sheep shears. They saw off
the wool from the poor animals with dull
knives or pieces OF tin"
The ShaIam colony, at Las Cruces, has
decided to abandon the building OF their
with 800 900 more, will be used in erect
| ing large house in which to keep the
children that are brought from the east.
The house will be one story high, and
will cover about an acre Of ground.
The surveyors on the Rio Grande lrri-
CATION company's ditch have again located
ut the town of COchiti, where they will
resume their work Hon. Amado c. de
Baca has been working the peace racket
among the Indians, and to day got per-
mission from the governor OF the Pueblo
to allow the corps to camp at the village.
Citizen.
Las Cruces note: The confirmation OF
! Hon. JAS Dolan to the office of receiver
Of public moneys here is pleasant news
to his friends, but We fear that it will
cause his Las Cruces friends to lose him,
as he has only delayed his resignation
| till his confirmation was announced. The
office has become too improbable to pay
him to keep it.
All ,,,r,sa ,,Ioo, and ubolo for wrop-