Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-21
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Clayton business men have resolved to
advertise their town extensively.
San Marcial Catholics protest against
the transfer of Rev. Father O'keefe to
San Marcial.
The jury gave Col Prichard verdict OF
81 800 in his suit against the Korte estate,
Mora county, for attorneys fees.
The states of Colorado, Montana and
Wyoming have located a stock inspector
at Ration, who inspects all cattle destined
to those states.
The Santa Fe route this year is doing q
greater stock business than ever, and the
prospects for an enormous business next
month is promising.
The lumber market is looking up. Or.
ders are coming in from the southern
part of the territory faster than cars can
he had to ship.-Las Vegas Optic.
Catskill wants a meat market, but
boasts of park and race course and q
dancing pavilion and base ball grounds.
She will bestow all these advantages upon
gullible excursion party next Sunday.
A motion for an arrest of Judgment in
the case of Manuel Martinez, sentenced
to one years imprisonment for horse
court at Las Vegas.
Fifteen thousand acres of fertile land
under the canal, in the lower Pecos val
ley, ready for cultivation and irrigation.
How is that for showing? That amount
of land is sufficient for nearly 4 900 happy
prosperous mes.-Eddy Argus.
The boys in the Las Vegas railroad
shops presented to the late round-house
foreman, VIM. G. Lawrenson, beautiful
Masonic charm, decorated with rubies
and garnets, and handsome silver water
set, gold lined.
A good wagon road from San Marcial to
Chloride continues to occupy the atten.
ton of the pubic-spirited citizens and
newspapers OF these live little towns
And now Las Cruces demands new
road to the Sacramentos. This is profit
able contagion.
Pedro Benavides and Tomas Lara, ar.
rested for killing beef steer belonging tC
John II. Riley, waived examination Mon
day last and were committed to the county
Jail to await the action OF the grand jury
Both are Pueblo Indians.-Las Cruces
Republican.
Las Vegas is sorely afflicted it seems
The local paper takes time to remark
"There are certain so-called ladies in thu
town, who, if they will attend to thei
own business and not NEEDLE with othe
peoples, will command more respec
than they do at the present writing"
Clayton has been alive with stockmer
of late. Thousands of head of beef cattl,
are going to market from that point. Tht
range is looking well. Calves are report
ed in unusual numbers this year, ant
the prospect of crop greater than an!
since 'S6 is almost certain. This with til,
increase in prices ought to help GU
ranchmen not little.
President Hiram Hadley, of the agri
cultural college, gives notice that Gin thu
freshman and sophomore classes of tn,
agricultural college are some twenty-tiv,
young men and young women, who viii
be free from the school work for the yea
by June l. Quite number of then
would like to teach during their summe
vacation. They are all good scholars, ant
will teach schools, if they have a chanc
to try"
A warranty deed was filed in the clerk,
office in Pueblo, Colo, dated May 18th
1891, from Irene d. de Romero and Mar
garlic Romero, her husband, of San Mi
guel county, n M, to Miguel Salazar
For 81 and other valuable considerations
they sell their right and title in the Nolal
grant. The document then states tina
the interest referred to is the entire inter
est which the said Irene inherited from
her mother, Irene de Delgado, who wa
one of the children of Gervacio Nolan, tn
original grantee, and that its extent is one
fourth of one-sixth.