Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-27
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

The building OF irrigation ditGles gCe
steadily on in the San Juan region.
E. A. Grozi@r, the editor of The Boator
Post, is nephew Of Postmaster W. U
Grozier, of Kingston.
Dr.. Go;henauer, formerly of Sccorrc
but now San Diego, Cal, newspaper
man, has been sued for libel.
Pointed observation in the Albuquerque
Citizen One real good worker in q
town is worth fifty takers who do not
work.
San Juan note: The present grand
jury is said to be the best grand inquest
ever drawn from the body of the people
OF San Juan county. Its members are
all intelligent, energetic and painstakipg.
and when they take hold OF any subject
they slft it clear to the bottom.
White Oaks and Lincoln county, n. NJ,
are attracting more attention and business
inquiry to-day than any other locality
west of the Mississippi; and we'll they
may, for nowhere in the United States
can be found an nndeveloped territory
of equal richness or greater opportunity
for the enhancement Of value.-Trini-
est,-dav, at Aztec, Lon Arlington,
sou Of I. j. Arlington, with several 9TH
ers. was trying to capture fractions
horse, and had run him in between two
hay ricks when Mr.. Arlington went in
to capture him. The horse in trying to
get out struck MIR. Arlington, knocked
him down and ran over him. At last &C.
counts he was not expected to lve.-Du-
range Herald.
Early this morning the east bound At
lantic q Pacific passenger train, No. 2,
met with an accident near Pineveta, on
the Crookton mountains, about eighteen
miles this side OF Prescott junction, and
the engine, with several cars, are reported
ditched. The particulars of the accident
are meagre, but word has been received
to the effect that j. M. Williams, the
express messenger, is &C.
rlously if not fatally injured. 1t is
thought here that others are badly hurt.
Citizen.
Hon. Mariana S. Otero and S. M.
Rowe, who went on the railroad recon.
noltering tour with Hon. j. W. Hanna,
promoter OF a scheme to connect Albu-
querque with Durango and the rich San
Juan country, returned to the city yester-
day afternoon well pleased with the trip.
Mr.. Hanna was more than pleased with
The country traversed, and will tell his
people how much they would miss by
not building the road.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
Methodist conference assignments for
this district are: Supt. G. S. Bovard; Al
buquerque, G. V. Pleukharp; Blossburg
and Vermejo, ]. w. Sinnsck; Chams,
) Fl. Khkbrlde; Ell Paso, to be supplied
Ai,lsboro and Lake Valley, N. W. Chase;
,n9Ofo snd Hot Uy spngs ba Mas. Las vsoss T. IS
Black river and Penas Valley, A. Bart
ett; Santa Fe, G. l. Mills; Silver City,
Pinos Altos and Georgetown, r. E.
PIERCE Springer and Wagon Mound,
A. A. Hyde; Ration, G. P. Fry; Win
gate, to be supplied; Kingston, to be sup
piled.
Miss Emma Benning, of Farmiugton,
having gone to Trimble springs to COM
pete for the $3.50 ladies' gold watch, Of
iered by the Hon. T. D. Burns, for the
most graceful lady rider, returned on
Saturday last, bringing home with her
he handsome premium and a blue rib
bon. Dan Juan county in this instance
as in all others, carried off the laurels.
The Times extends CON- sratalstions to
Miss Benning Oh her victory. 1t seems
ss though Colorado wound soon learn to
debar New Mexico from the privileges nf
ts fairs. We sent our fruit to the Pueblo
state fair and brought away the pre-.
miums, and now we send one OF our
young ladies to the La Plata county fair
to bring away another. Juan Times.