Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-12-23
TERRITORIAL Tips.

L. B. Pntney, Of Albuquerque, is very
i'll.
It is rumored that White Oaks will soon
have bank.
W. B. Bunker hal partial stroke OF
paralysis at Las Vegas.
Folsom has saloon which goes by the
sanguiuary name of "The Bucket Of
Blood"
Las Vegas ought to have some citizen
public spirited enough to keep a signal
service weather report. Press.
Major j. W. Tounelly and A. W.
Kimball, of Albuquerque, went out to
Coolidge to arrange with William Crane
for tue sale of his oil lands.
Invitations have been issued to the var
ious Masons in Chaves, Eddy and Lin
coin counties, to attend the installation
OF officers at Roswell, Dec. 2S.
The Montezuma hotel, We are in
formed, is quite short of guests. Such a
place ought to be crowded, and will when
the sanitarium is advertised little more.
Free Press.
Dr. Stephens, OF Silver City, was called
to attend the children OF Mr.. Fowler, a
ranchman ON the Mimbres river. The
children had been severely bitten by a cat
supposed to be afflicted with rabies.
The Chicago capitalists who have an
option on the purchase of the Mamie
Richmond mine for $l75, 200 are making
preparations to again take hold of the
property and work it, so says Hills
borough correspondent.
J. C. Lea and wife, W. Ii. Doss, OF
Coleman, Texas, and Miss Birdie Couch,
of Kansas City, Mo-, were registered at
the Pickwick hotel Fort Worth, on the
18th inst. The party is expected to arrive
at Roswell at any time between now and
Christmas.
The final report of the Catholic fair
committee, at Gallup, shows that the
total proceeds of the fair amounted to
$97435, and the total expenses were
$l73.l0, leaving a clear profit OF $SOl.25.
Mrs. Henry V. Harris, wife OF the
clerk of the probate court and county
commissioners, Albuquerque, who has
been dangerously ill for the past few
weeks, is reported much improved.
WiShin the past year, the trustees of
the school of mines, at Socorro, have ex-
pended in cash something over $4,000
on the building now in course of erection,
which, when completed, will cost some
thing over $35 900.
Wagon Mound note: The snow mere
is three feet deep on level. The sheep
men here are compelled to haul hay to
their herds, but they can not haul over
300 or 400 pounds at a time. Vicente
Mares could not find his herds for three
days, and, when he found them, the
herders were missing. They are supposed
to have been frozen to death.
Wilson Waddngham, of New Mexico,
thinks the repeal of the alien land law is
of fully as much importance as the free
coinage of silver, and should have had as
much prominence in the proceedings of
the convention. When he sees the report
of the committee on resolutions, he will
see that his ideas onthat subject were not
ignored in the committee room.-El Paso
Herald.
Hilsboro note: A good body OF ore
has been struck in the north drift of the
Sheridan mine, belonging to ex-Sheriff A.
M. Story. The vein is ten inches thick
and has an incline OF 80 degrees in the
mountain. This new strike has material
ly increased the output OF the ore, and
work is now being pushed with renewed
vigor.
The Socorro Chieftain learns of big
mineral deal as follows: The Chieftain
learns there is big mining deal on foot in
Kelly, wherein it is expected that some
of the best mining property in that camp
will change hands before long, the prop
erty going into the hands of an immense
mining and smelling syndicate.