Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-07
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Muddy roads throughout Rio Arriha
county.
Ell Paso is making fight on thu ! / and
%l.5O prices charged by travelling shows
(iOod scheme.
Archie Borland, weaty Californian
md well known in southwestern New
Mexico from his partnership in the Grey
son Cattle company, died suddenly in
San Francisco.
j. X. Livingston reports the first as,
parayus OF the season from his Alameda
ranch, Las Cruces. He made thu first
cutting on February 5, and says it i8
coming on with rush and will soon BE-
in the market.
The mail service between this point AMI
Pueblo (Then running) is in wretched
condition. Three days in the week the
mail is carried by and other mail in its
place thrown off. Chief Clerk Putny, of
Denver, should look into the matter.
Chama Northwest.
Hon. Charles Blanchard, of New Mex
100, an honorary member of the South
western Mining association, passed
through Ell l'aso yesterday en- route to the
City OF Mexico, on a mission which, il
successful, will benefit the entire south
west.-El Paso Times.
Shows are coming thick and fast. One
considerate young lady, who has a beau,
on being informed that another show
would soon be here, remarked to the re-
porter yesterday that if this thing keeps
up much longer it will bust all the bows"
Long head that young lldy.-AIbuquer-
que Citizen.
The carnival of Nations given under the
direction of Miss Wilson, of Pueblo, last
night was brilliant spectacle. 1t was
received with the greatest praise by the
audien, q, and would have done credit to a
town five times as large as Chama.
About thirty characters were presented.
Miss Rena Thomson made charming
lableau as the Goddess of Liberty. Month
west.
New Mexico has too great exrecta-
tons and too little honest hard work.
More people should read Dickens. The
sooner every one learns to do the best
that circumstances will permit, the better
it will be for all. We need more people
who build homes and fewer who build
castles on wind. More who will aid in
building up schools aud churches, and not
so many who depo.i it their SURPLUS (oiten
before they yet iD where it brings the
worst kind OF return for themselves in the
future. White Oaks Interpreter.
At Lake Valley A. Woodall, former
proprietor of the Grand Central hottl
there, WAS arrested Tor stealing. His
house wss searched and in the cellar wss
found number OF saddles, guns, blank
cts, tools, etc, ti'at belonged to the
neighbors. He was turned loose on his
own recognizance, and Swallowed by the
officers to Cook peak, where 1t was sup
posed that a large lot of stolen plumber
would be recovered, as his partner, George
Wheatley, man Tut recently discharged
from the Sierra county jail, las q camp
Wuodall, snpposing he was being pur-
sued, euded the officers by leaving the
camp in company with Wheutley for
Mexico. At Deming the men stole
good horse and saddle, and pushed on for
Mexico. The last heard from them they
had reached the Bora Grande mountains
across the boundary, with the man from
whom they had stolen the horse in pur-
suit and four hours behind them. There
are rumors of the Kansas Bender estab-
Iishment at Like Valley, and Wednesday
officers began digging on the WoodaIl
premises Tor men who have been missed
lur some time and can not be accounted
fDp