Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-03
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
Hermosa has had another cloud burs

Hermosa has had another cloud burst.
The Lincoln County Baptist association
meets at Eddy on the 9TH and Sth.
w. S. Mitchell, of San Juan county
will market 5000 pounds Of honey this
season.
John Brockman, of Silver City, last
week sold 100 head of alfalfa fed steers to
Kansas parties.
On the 18th Albuquerque will vote on a
proposition to issue $50, 900 in bonds for
the purpose of building school house.
A movement for the establishment OF
reduction works at Deming has been on
foot for some time and is now taking
shape.
From the appearance of the Index hall
the people in San Juan county are en-
gagged in a scrapping match with the
other half.
Several large Socorro county stock
owners are preparing to trail their herds
to La Junta, Colo, believing they can
save money by 30 doing.
The little village of Ell Paso is going to
"ignore" the New Mexico territorial fair.
New Mexico will probably survive the
great ster.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Chloride Black Range: Lieut.. Leitch,
of the oath infantry arrived here Tuesday
with detachment of troops from Fort
Bayard.
There are four antelope on the Diamond
Creek cattle range that have taken up
their abode with the cattle with whom
,plx -,
the common herd.-Black Range.
Roswell boasts that: "The Goss mill
tary academy will be the only institution
of the kind where the pupils are taught
physical culture, stenography and music
without extra charge.
The water company yesterday closed a
contract for the purchase of fifteen acres
out of Mr.. Olcott's ranch, near town for
the water works well, mention of which
was made last week. .-Deming Headlight.
S. Lindau er, of Deming, sold to Nels.
Morris representative the 1000 steers,
threes and up, which he has been hold
ing on pasture in Nebraska. He received
cents pound for the cattle delivered
on the ranch.
Robert Mingus, Frank N. Page and
other cattle owners of the Puerto de Luna
country have herd OF | 200 cattle on the
road to Clayton. If not sold there, they
will be taken to Kansas and Panhandle
pastures.
N. L. Nelson, Of Provo, Utah, repre-
senting the Grand Rapids School Furnit.
ure company, has contracted with Mr..
Furneaux to deliver ten dozen opera
chairs for the new church at Junction
City.
G. J. Booth, Swift & Co.'S sheep buyer,
is IN Las Vegas, from which point he
occasionally makes predatory excursions,
and with such good effect that he will
drive and ship out of the territory this
year about $4,000 sheep, all purchased at
prices less than were paid last year.
Mrs. A. d. Wallace will take charge Of
the public school at Hope on the 10th of
August. The new school house has
been completed and supplied with new
patent desks, and will be the best fur.
nished country school room in New Mex.
ico.-Eddy Argus,
Several bids OF 95 cents on the dollar
have been received for the court house
and current expense bonds of Eddy coun.
ty. Thirty.seven thousand dollars in all,
but new bids have been asked for and
will be opened on August 20.
Deming note: The Mexican Northern
Pacific railway enterprise is moving for.
ward in very satisfactory manner. The
money it has been distributing here the
past week in payment for labor and sup.
plies, with the certainty OF more coming,