Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-03
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Las Vegas will send car load OF ex-
hibits to the territorial fair.
A rumor is in circulation to the effect
that lumber syndicate is to operate
shortly, at Chama.
Ranch butter was being sold on the
streets Toulsday at 20 cents a pound
Chama Northwest.
William c. Mcdonald and Mrs. Frances
J. McCourt, both of White Oaks, were
united in marriage, at Las Vegas.
Mariana Perea who has about 10000
sheep grazing on the Little Chama above
town, has just made sale OF o,O0O to
Nebraska parties.
The public school will open on Monday,
September 7, with Prof. Samuel Hill IN
charge as principal, and Mabel Howell as
assistant. Roswell Record.
A petition is in circulation at Amargo
asking the county commissioners to es'
tabish public road, from Dulce OF the
Continental divide-a greatly needed
commodity.
Sanitorium note from Albuquerque {:
Members of the Commercial CLUB are
requested to meet at the club rooms
Thursday evening, to confer with Or.
Roberts. of the National Health Resort
association.
The Clutch" outfit finished their mid
summer hunt in Colfax county. Inc
calf crop as to the average, is an uncer-
tainty vet. Some claim they branded 70
per cent. more calves this year than last,
while others are about that much short OF
last year.
A terrific hail storm fell on nearly all
sides of Folsom, but, as lar as learned,
did the most damage at T. r. Hack s
place southwest Of town. Ills garden was
almost completely ruined. lie was Out
in the storm and received some pretty
bad bruises.
CO.. Booth, of Kansas City. purchased
Monday of Hon. II. D. Burns, ll,ooC
lambs wethers and ewes. Terms private
This is the largest sale of the season.
About year ago w. f. and Johnny
Burns sold Mr.. Booth $4,000 sheep
Chama Northwest.
Rio Arriba note: Hon. E. X. Cald'
well has one of the largest and hnest gar
dens in Rio Arriba county. 1t contains
about four acres and ali kind OF vegetables
can be found growing there. Mr.. Cald'
well has also nice yonng orchard OF some
20 trees, portion OF which Will peai
next season.
1t is estimated by parties who ought te
know, that La Mesa, Chamberlno, LIZ
Union and San Miguel, will ship this sea
son 1000 tons of alfalfa; 5000 or 1o,ool
bushels of wheat, about the same amount
of barley, 20 900 bushels of corn, l2,OOl
to Is 900 bushels OF beans and 2Oo,ool
pounds of onions.
The Goss military academy will beglI
its first term Thursday, September ., at
a. M, with a large pupilage. The faculty
is composed of some OF the aplesc men u
the age. Neither money or pains nave
been spared in the selection OF teachers
. for the various departments. All Dullu
, ings and grounds have been completed
furnished and beautifed. One OF the
finest pianoists and violinists OF the New
England states have been secured to take
charge of the musical department; ant
Miss A. E. Hassin, formerly president o
the Baltimore seminary, he's peen EN-
ployed to take charge OF the young ladies'
department. Fifteen or twenty cadets
are expected in this week from For
Worth, and along the line OF the L. d Z
railroad. A geological garden has beer
established in connection with tnf
academy, with donations OF large bale
eagle from Jas. Sutherland, deer iron
W. G. Triton, and other animals. KOS
we'll Record.