Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-14
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
Not a prisoner in Sierra's county jail.

A Las Cruces man adVertlSes to buy
100000 pounds of tomatoes.
Albuquerque is working to have a
smelling plant erected there at an early
date.
Col. Parker has made survey of the
site of the proposed bridge at the Engle
crossing of the Rio Grande river,-Black
Range.
The artesian we'll at the Dwyer ranch is
still going down, Notwithstanding the re-
ports of its being abandoned.
Stockman.
The Ration Electric Light company has
ordered and will have in place within
sixty lays a ffsy-light arc plant for light
ing the streets of Ration.
Fruit shipments from the Brockman
ranch, on the Mimbres, have averaged
about 1000 pounds, all kinds, per day,
since the season commenced.
Twenty-Five or thirty people have
already been added to the popula-
ton of Roswell by the opening of the
Goss Military institute. And this is only
the beginning.
The assessed valuation OF taxable prop
81 1850, ~ 90 and the amount Of the tax
levy is $47, ,925.92, exclusive of the amount
collected for licenses.
Mexico authorities have given notice
that all cattle found in Mexico, and not
owned there, will be rounded up fifteen
days from Sept. s. taken to Ascension,
and sold at public auction.
The Southern Illinois Editorial associa-
ton has chartered Pullman palace cars
for an excursion to the famous Pecos val
ley. The Eddyites are getting to the
front sure enough. That sort of enter
prise pays.
A large amount Of canaigre root is
being gathered in this vicinity, for ship
ment to Europe, to be used in tanning
leather. About car load has been
gathered and sent abroad in the last few
days.-Deming Headlight.
1t now transpires that James Staples,
one of the two men who enticed the
daughters of Calvin Herring from home
near Silver City and caused the suicide of
the latter through shame and grief, is a
pardoned Arizona convict.
Ell Paso wants park established in
the White mountains and the canons and
broad waters Of the Ruidoso and Bonito
on the east side and the canons and head
waters OF the he 3yee Rivers on the west
BIDS. - ''"'' ''-'''
The Springer school board has en-
ployed Messrs. j. d. Leahy and Anto-
nio Baca to teach the public schools. Mr..
Leahy comes from Illinois. Mr.. Baca is
one OF the best qualified teachers in New
Mexico, having received full collegiate
courses in Santa Fe, Notre Dame, Ind,
and st. Louis.
J. W. Walker, late passenger agent OF
the appointment of assistant superinten-
dent of the Atlantic & Pacific road, under
Supt. T. r. Gabel. The promotion gives
great satisfaction, Mr.. Walker being speci-
ally qualified to ably fill the position.-Al-
buquerque Citizen.
Las Cruces has elected delegates to the
Albuquerque railway convention. These
are: Col. A. J. Fountain, Hon. S. P.
McCrea, Don Nestor Armijo, Major W.
H. II. Llewellyn, Don Martin Amador,
Capt. Thomas Brannigan. Alternates
Judge G. W. Wood, Pinto Pine, DR.. w.
B. Lyon, L. Lapoint, Prof. N. Spatcier and
V. B. May.
Many OF us are growing gray working
to develop and build up the resources of
New Mexico. 1t is not pleasant to be
backcapped by non-progressve donoth-
ings. One snarling critic can injure the
work OF a multitude. God Almighty
carries heavy responsibility for creating
such people.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Thursday last, as j. Zeigler, of the firm
OF Goodman, Zeigler & Co., White Oaks,
was descending Henlev's hill, near the Bo-
nito, man with gunny sack thrown
over his head rode out Of the bushes and,
presenting revolver, told Mr.. Zeigler to
"hold up" AS his weapons were out of
reach in his wagon, there was but one
thing to do, and he was relieved of lis
gold watch and all the money he had
with him. The robber is supposed to be
fellow who has been hiding in that
vicinity for some time past, and posse
from Nogal is out in pursuit of him.