Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-12-15
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DR.. Skipwth THINKS of returning from
Roswell to Las Vegas.
John Zimmerman has removed hil
drug store from Roswell to White Oaks
Deaths harvest has been great at Albu
qnprque OF late; seven or eight deaths
there last week.
The Commercial club of Las Vegas has
resolved to withdraw all patronage from
the Optic on January l.
G. II. McHenry, Of San Juan, denies
the statement that he is candidate for
department commander, &. A. r.
Agapito Abeytia, jr., sheriff of Mora
county, reports having collected S. 1888 "a
of county and $6,336.85 of territorial taxes
| for November.
Last Monday Mr.. Geo. Gregg, with a
force OF about seveuty-five men, started
work on the new wagon road to the Car
penter district. Mr.. Gregg expects to
have few more men at work shortly and
thev will push things as rapidly as cir
cubstances will permit, Livingston Shaft.
Postmaster Whitcomb refused to send
the Citizen circulation OF last evening
through the mails because it contained
an advertisement OF drawing for vase
lamp in connection with the sale of dolls
He beld that the advertisement of draw
ing of any kind comes under the lottery
law. The "ad' was inserted innOCently.
Albuquerque Democrat
A railroad is now projected, and partial
surveys have been made, from the Silver
City railroad, near Hudson's SPRINGS to
Kingston, which would take in the newly
opened mining district of Carpenters,
just across the range from Kingston, and
would also pass in easy hauling distance
of Cooks Peak and would pass other
stations where there are valuable mineral
belts, of which that part of the Black
Range is full.
The cattlemen of Colfax county, N. NJ,
are rapidly realizing that good cattle bring
good prices on any market. Consequent
ly they are turning their attention to
produce better stock and secure top |
prices. In few years our stock raisers !
will make more money and be in better
financial condition than during the most |
prosperous days OF the open range cattle
oom.-Range.
We note with satisfaction the allotment
of 5000 acres Of land in Rio Arriba
county to the Jicarilla Apache Indians
and the opening Of the balance of the
reservation for settlement. Wien will the
government correct the great wrong done
to the people of San Juan county in the
OF the western part from set
tlement and giving it over to the Navajoes,
who have no more use for it than we
have for a slice of the moon.-San Juan
Times.
There has been considerable talk OF
building other smelters in this territory.
they are probably needed very much, but
one thing those projecting them should
bear in mind, that silyer-lead smelling, to
be successful, must have plenty Of money,
an advantageous position as to ores,
duy IS, rates, ETC., and with that you want
sound, cool judgment, backed with the
best OF hard common sense. Any man
Or men can build smeter, but it takes
brains to run One.-Socorro Cheltain.
Mr.. Frank Dimascio, of the firm OF
Dimasoio & Pellini, contractors, of Den
yer, in a letter just received states that
hey have completed the work on the
Mining Exchange of that city and that
IS soon as they can make their settle
nents, they will remove their derricks,
team hoist, etc., to White Oaks, and
With large force of workmen proceed
o open the marble quaries, in which they
re interested, at this place. White Oaks
eagle.