Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-26
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lights.
a town has a poo, chance to sr""
when the residents are continually moan
ing over the disadvantages OF the place e.
Albuquerque Citizen.
The Republican territorial administers
ton will reduce tho public debt OF Me-
Mexico $50, 200 dnrlns the fortieth tis""
vear.-kingston SHAFT.
Felix Ortez, charged with rape, was ex-
amined before Justice Arnij. YESTERDAY,
and held to bail in the sum Of 81 ,NOG /"
await the action of the graudjury,-Optic.
The wife of William Poole, the VEN.
able Chilli. farmer and ranchman, is T.
the house of a friend in old town, con
fined to her bed with the influenza. nr
Albright is the attending physician
Citizen.
Bruno Carabajal was badly injured 81
Hlllsboro Monday by the upsettng OF i
wagon loaded with wood. The wood fell
upon him breaking his right shoulder anc
knocking out his right eye and other" ice
brulsing him up.
A new candidate for public patronage
IN East Las Vegas is the firm of EssenIer
u Judell, wholesale liquor and cigar deal
ers, who have just opened first class
establishment in the store rooms in the
Tamme opera house block, concerning on
Douglass avenue and Sixth street.
The Silver Mining company have given
notice in the Financial and Mining Rec
ord, of New York, that they will pay on
the 9th instant dividend Of 5 cents pet
share, aggregaiing $25, 900. Walter G.
Hadley, the superintendent, is makinE
this permanent Sierra county mine pay,
The town company is seriously thinking
Of protecting its tees with some kind OF
boxing. 1t will be expensive, but it will
pay in the long run. P.S.-The COMPANY
has commenced boxing the trees witt,
cactus cane, which even goat. which is
supposed to eat anything, runs from in
terror.-Eddy Argus.
THERE'S great deal of sickness in
Eddy at present, as there is in every town
and hamlet in the world. The influenza
that has Frustrated so many Eddy people
and caused several deaths is prevalent
in every country and IN every cline. II
is perhaps, the most general epidemic i'll
the history of modern tnles-Argus.
The mines of Sierra county are only in
their infancy. The era OF development,
of steady and immense production has not
yet begun, although the county is now the
largest producer of the precious metals in
New Mexico. No place in the world is
there such vast and rich mineral belt AZ
the Black Range shows.
BY invitation of Mr.. j. 7. Clark, we
visited the Chance mine, owned by Mr..
Clark, }. W. Brooks and Others, from
which they are taking out and sacking
ore assaling from $3.50 to $500 in gold
per ton the lead being exposed in several
places for distance of 81 800 feet, and
showing pay ore wherever exposed -
Shaft.
AS evidence of the rapid growth Of the
town of EdCy, and the Increase in value
Of town lots at that place, we cite the fact
that owing to the recent rapid sale OF lots
the town company have raised the price
OF lots 100 per cent. Lots Which they
have been selling to original purchasers
for $50 they now hold at 500, and so on.
The choice corner lots now bring $500 IN
stead of 5000. Water does it.
The members of the f. Romero hose
company had IL big blowout" at their hose
house on the west side last evening, the
occasion being the presentation of gold
badge, 10y the members of the company,
to Tony Cajal, its late foreman, The
presentation speech was made by Al.
Rogers, foreman OF the company, in the
presence of the members and large
number of invited guests .-Optic.
"The assessor of each county shall he
three mills ON the dollar in any one year
on the taxable property OF the county,
for the purpose Of creating a fund which
shall be applied to the various districts
according To appOrtionment for the cree
lion Of school houses and providing the
same with furniture and iuel aud pay
ing of teachers wages" section llO5,
Complied Laws, 1854 Can there he
any law more positive and clear than
this? 1t tells us how the school fuEd
shall be created and then SPECIFICS the
way in which it must be applied, itizen.
Wednesday evening Frank Murray and
George West were brought in from the
ella, where they had been captured by
Deputy Sheiitis Moore, Windham, Nixon
and Richardson. They were captured ut
Mart Childer's place on the river, ard
had their horses, t" enty-four head, in
the Bell pasture. They made no resist
ance, and after being captured one of
them stated that the band OF horses in
their possession we're from Mexico, ard
had been purchased by him along the
line. 1t seems that these two boys first
stole bunch OF horses on the Rio Grande,
took them to Mexico and returned to this
county with bunch from Mexico.-Silver
City Enterprise.