Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-04-22
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Improvements are many at Chama
Half the people at Nogales have th
"grippe."
E. D. Franks will leave Ration and en-
gage in the practice of law in Trinidad.
The new administration at Albuquer
que is going to do away with that mil
ditch.
1t is said that Mrs. McGinness will as
sumo editorial management of the Inter
prefer at White Oaks.
The outstanding indebtedness of Lin
coin county is now reduced to the sum o.
SIS, ,720.04.
Contracts have been let for five more
artesian wells in the Pecos valley, about
Roswell and Eddy.
The firm of Macdonald & Bennett Of the
Southwest Sentinel, Silver City, has dis
solved, Mr.. Macdonald succeeding to the
entire control Of the plant. ...
The infant child of M. A. Otero, ir.
Las Vegas, died on Saturday night. The
Optic says the remains were taken to
Denver, in charge OF Page B. Otero, for
interment by the side Of him whose name
he bore.
The weather throughout New Mexico at
the present time Can not be excelled, and
from but few sections come any complaint
IN regard to the condition of the range
and cattle. Grass is growing nicely, and
the prospects are favorable for early and
thorough round-ups on all ranges.
The ore now coming in from Mexico,
and that being shippet, from Cooks and
Tres Hermanas would be sufficient to
supply hundred-ton smelter right here
at Deming. g.-Headllgh And haul coal
and flux from Cerrillos? Oh, no, locate
the smelter at Cerrillos-that's the only
place for it.
Flood item from Albuquerque: Coun-
ty Surveyor Kilboutn and G. O'Conor
Roberts got in from the dyke this after.
noon. They report about 200 men at work.
and state that Contractor Simpson ex.
poets to have the dyke completed by Sat-
urday afternoon.
The chestnut" regarding those seven
beautiful girls coming to New Mexico
who recently landed in New York bound
for the Gland of sunshine" has been
pretty generally aired by the press of the
territory. We hope the subject will be
given rest for the time and the girls an
ovation when they arrive.-Las Cruces
Silver City Enterprise A great deal of
excitement was manifested Yesterday over
l lost child, the year old daughter of
W. Snp,roorc pho uoo lo,k -, Al. tn
rom 10 O'Clock a. m. till late in the even.
ng, when she wandered into Feagles'
anch, east of town. Hundreds of people
earched the hill, some even remaining
ut all night. A good idea for parents to
lobble such youngsters.
Kingston item: The Chandler & Daily
nill under the management of Mr.. Mead,
J proving success. The mill has been
unning this week on Ironclad, Superior
nd Louisville ores, g-9ing satisfactory
eturns from the oreo from these different
nines. We learn that the mill will
tart up on Grey Eagle ore in short
ime.
John G. Plemmons and VIM. E. Tay-
,r bonded q two-thirds interest in the
alomas Chief group OF mines near Her
,osa, July l, 1890, for $4,000. They
ave already shipped 10000 ounces silver
nd have now ready for shipment over
Henty tons of high grade ore; are taking
ut good ore right along, and lots IN
ght to take out. All the ore taken from
lis group of mines averages 20 per cent
,ad. Livingston Shaft.
An examination into the books and &C.
cunts of ex-Sherif Lorenzo Lopez shows
lem to be in good shape, he having paid
ito the treasury $24 900 since the investi-
alton began. 1t appears that this entire
will not amount to over
3 5000, accounts and cash to fully off. set
hich now being in his hands ready for
final settlement, any hour, any day
ptic.
Jesusita Lucero was convicted of adul-
ry by jury in the district court yes
rday. Her husband, whom she desert
for the embraces of another, was
ember of the U. s. petit jury before
hom the case was tried, but, Of course,
as excused from duty during the trial of
le case. Judge O'Brien has reserved SEN
nee for the present.-Optic.
Cab L. Conway, Of Eddy, brother of
F. Conway, Of Silver City, and Miss
melia Shaublin, OF Las Cruces, will be
lited in marriage to-day in the
atholic church at Las Cruces, after
hich ceremony the bridal couple will
Ike the train for Eddy, N. M, at which :
ace they will make their future home.
The qustion is frequently asked: "Does
pay to raise fruit in New Mexico?"
r. j. B. Dawson, on the Vermijo, this
'unty, has hundreds of trees that last
,ar yielded one barrel and half of ap-
es to the tree, which netted him $5
.rrel. His pears, of which he had sew
al acres, netted him 6 cents pound.
there any Investment, anywhere, that
.ys better than that ?-Raton Range.
In the contempt case of Skillicorn &
1yder, which was heard at chambers
'ednesdsy, the judge found the above {
,med gentlemen guilty ofthe contempt as
larged, fning them in the sum of $25
I'd costs. The contempt was in disobey.
6 the orders of the stopping out ore on
sputed ground now in litigation. J. d.
all and James Fielder appeared for :.
lillicorn & Snyder and Col. H. L. Pic
ut for the Pacific company.-Silver City
nterprise.
The quarantining Of New Mexico cattle
, the territory of Oklahoma is an out
ge which will not be tolerated, and the