Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-21

is the first shipment from the new pens.
-Chama Northwest.
H. E. Muse and G. l.. Cantley, of Sill
yer City, have commenced suit against
Sheriff Robinson, of Socorro county, tor
500, reward which it was claimed
was offered for the arrest of D. 9. Can't
well.
The contract for the new residence for
NJ. S. Otero, in Albuquerque, was let.
The following bids were opened: Edward
Medler, $7,4S1; J. II. Drury, 1868
Strong & Hesselden, $7,258. The con-
tract was let to the last named firm OF
contractors.
In it's official statement of September
25, 1891, the First National bank of AL
Duquerque, shows deposits of nearly
$500 900, and business transacted
amounting to over 100000 OF money in
use. This is one of the heaviest bank
ing houses in the southwest. .-Cerrillos
Rustler.
The last corn crop is being gathered ;
that is from land that has already raised
one crop this season, such as oats, barley,
wheat or rye. The corn will average from
ten to fourteen feet high and yields at
least two full ears to the stalk, and tons
Of fodder to the acre.-Eddy Argus.
The county com missioners have agreed
to open up the Fourth street road to the
government Indian school, says an Albu-
querque paragraph. This will prove a
splendid improvement for the Duke city.
Geo. II. Moore and Ed Terrell own thir-
teen acres OF land out that way that will
be greatly benefited by this move.
Hermosa note: The camp is enjoying
no particular boom but is steadily produc-
ing the white metal and nearly every one
of our inhabitants seem to be fairly pros
porous and happy. During the past
month great many wage-work hunters
have struck this camp, most of them
finding work.
Kim XII Rogers and Joe Blakely lately
shipped TWO cars of ore from their San
Pedro mine, the New Jersey. The re-
ceipts from the cars were 81 1897 "a, leav-
ing net profit of $1,0S9.54. Joe Blakely
will leave tonight for San Pedro to see
about the sale of the mine, good price
having been offered for it.-Optc.
WIN. Dalton, one of the notorious Dali
ton brothers, passed up the A., T. & S.
F. Monday for Oklahoma. He had just
been tried in California, for train and
other robberies, but got off clear. He
was going to Oklahoma, where several of
his brothers are being hunted like wild
beasts, for their many deeds of devil
ment. The mother OF this bad brood was
accompanying the son from California.
The M. E. church English mission con-
ference opened its session at Las Vegas
to-day, Bishop Mallalieu presiding.
Among those present are: T. M. Har-
wood, Silver City; L. Frampton, Upton
vile A. Jacobs. Conejos, Colo. J. B.
Sanches, Costilla, Colo; g. Varors,
Taos; E. Montoya, Ranchico; j. A. Vigil,
Rincones; B. Gonzales, Llano; Romolo
Suazo, Espanola; Juan Sandoval, Spring
er; L. Romero, Trsmperas; A. Mares,
Coyote; E. Flores, Gallina.
The Socorro and Ell Paso smelters are
80 crowded with business that they have
been refusing ore from this section. This
speaks we'll for the general prosperity of
the country, but is strong indication of
greater smelling capacity needed at the
points named or the erection Of new
works at this city. The Flagler works, of
this city will soon be in the field buying
and treating smelling ores, but unless it's
capacity is speedily increased the local
market will soon again be over-supplied.
Silver City Enterprise.