Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-04

interests through the legitimate chan
nels of home newspapers Ration Range.
Applications that have been presented
for liquor license for the ensuing year,
I'D to present date amount to $500,
when all applications are in, over 81 900
will have been collected, which will swell
our school fund quite considerably.-So-
zorro Chleftain.
Judge w. @. Hazledine, general solicit
tor of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, is in
Prescott enjoying the hospitalities OF
Hotel Burke. The judge is here on bust
ness in connection with the settlement OF
taxes of the above company, and will no
doubt deal fairly and Justly by the county,
as he has always done in the pastures
colt Journal-Miner.
Joe Doggett and party, in digging a
we'll at his place just south OF the
Ration stock yards at a depth OF
ten feet, struck large vein OF
water which they attempted to keep
down by keeping two pumps at work, but
the water kept gaining on them so fast
that they had to give it up. This is the
second we'll that has been dug in that
vicinity with such good results.
Las Cruces Republican: DR.. Rowland,
the founder of the sect of Faithists, or
Shalamites, as they are known here, &C.
companied by two ladies, one OF whom is
Miss Thurston, writer of considerable
note-the name of the other lady we did
not learn-arrived at the colony Tuesday
from Boston, Mass. They made this long
and tiresome journey to be present at the
funeral obsequies of DR.. Newbrough, the
head of the order here, which occurred
on the following day. DR.. Rowland and
party will remain but short time, bis
presence in Boston soon being imperative
Mrs. ]. G. Kuhn, who returned from
her ranch few days ago, states that
band of Indians were seen in the vicinity
Mr.. Pratt, a neighboring ranchman
rode over in the night and warned Mrs
Kuhn of her danger. AS soon as day
light came she hastened to Mr.. Pratt'i
ranch and from thence came to town
There is little doubt but that this is thu
same gang OF numbering brutes that sho
at the boy near Chloride few days ago
San Marcial Reporter.
Benson is excited over projected roac
from Socorro, N. M, which will give tn
A., T. & s. F. a through llneito Guaymas
The road starts at almost the headwater
of the CHA river and runs along that val
ley till the San Pedro valley is struck
when it comes along in that valley t.
Benson. The surveyors are in the fell
and the Benson people are of course cor
respondingly happy.-Tombstone Pros
pector.
The races at Albuquerque closed OF
Saturday and were the most successful il
the history of the organization. The at
tendance was large, and the Management
such that the pleasure of the spectator
and owners was not marred by exhibi
tons of jockeying and jobs as have in tn
past disguised many who have ATTENDED
with the anticipations of witnessing v ell
contested events. -
{ The promises of an immense fruit GRO
in New Mexico are of all extraordinar
character. In company with Mr.. Eli
we examined the fruit trees on the ELI
farm last Sunday evening. The peach
pear, plum, cherry and apple trees ar
loaded with young fruit-many of tn
, smaller trees having more on them thai
: the capacity of the trees can possibl
mature.-Nogal Banner.
San Marcial note: The committee t
i i secure subscriptions appointed at pre-
vious meeting reported that a Subscription
l of upward of $500 bad been raised fo
the Chloride road. Without difficulty tn
!, list will reach upward of 81 800; and b.
!. sides many signified willingness to il
: crease their subscriptions if necessary.
resolution was adopted requesting th
board of commissioners Of Socorro count
f to contribute 81 900 toward the construt
: ton of the road.
d Horace Ropes' ranch in the San Al
8 dreas mountains, with all his househol
effects, burned Tuesday. LOGS, beta ee
+ 81 900 and 81 500. Mr.. Ropes receive
g intelligence of the accident Wednesda,
Q Last Sunday Don Nestor A
milo received dispatch stating that
4 valuable business house belonging to hi
D in the city of chihuahua had burned
4 the ground. His loss is about $40,0
a partly covered by insurance. Mr.. A
o milo will rebuild.-Las Cruces Repul
lican.