Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-04
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Silver City seems to be a success as the
organizer OF new railroads.
E. A. Chase, manager of the Springer
Mercantile company, died at Springer.
Rev. G. II. Gregory has accepted the
position of editor of the Las Vegas Stock
Grower under the new management.
Prof. VIM. M. Courts, mining engineer
from Detroit, Mich, will soon make a
report on the Bowmer mines in Mora
county.
The J. r. DeRemer grading outfit is en-
route from the Montoya grant to Trinidad
having completed their work on the
Canadian river.
The Clayton Enterprise pours hot shot
into the railroads and then clamors Tor
more of 'em. Consistency that will
scarcely win.
The nuptials of Louie Hofmeister and
Miss Rose Sporleder will be celebrated
at the Presbyterian church, Las Vegas,
on Monday evening, June Is.
The secretary of the Commercial club
is in correspondence with colonies in
Tennessee and Georgia, that want to set
tie in the Rio Grande valley.-Citizen.
With the early advent of railroads in
the Pecos valley, Roswell will become one
OF the chief manufacturing towns in the
southwest. Water power at home and
Santa Fe county fuel and down hill pull
all the way will help in these matters.
Las Vegas note: The names of the
new officers of the Prince rifles forwarded
to the governor for his approval, with an
application for the necessary new bond
for arms and equipments, are George
Stuart Golden, captain; Antonio Lucero
LIST lieutenant; A. Gonzales, I'd lieuten-
ant.
Have you heard of the great bear dance
in Folsom? After the dance "Shorty"
of the Gem composed the following cpl
taph: Here lies the body of our friend,
whose christian name was Jim He was
our horse, we mourn his loss, There we're
no flies on him.-Clayton Enterprise.
r. Y. Anderson, who was formerly in
terested IN coal mines at Cerrillos, but
now negotiating for a lease on the cele-
brated Lincoln-Lucky mine at San Pedro,
is at the San Felipe. 1t is understood
that as soon as Mr.. Jefferson Reynolds
returns to the city, which will be in a
few days, an informal meeting of the
stockholders of the company will be held
ere.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Jacob Boehm, of the Albuquerque Elec-
trio street railway, is in the city from
Denver to confer with the local stock
holders. He has no positive information
to give to the public, but according to
their contract with the city the company
will have to commence by the 25th Of
this month. There is no doubt, however,
but that work will be ordered commenced
by that date.-Citizen.
w. E., Pedrick, of Denver, hes consum-
mated the sale Of 1,065 acres of irrigated
ditch land in Colfax county, under the
Vermejo ditch system, for the Maxwell
Land Grant company. The purchasers
are seventeen Germans, residents of Den
yer, who will move their families onto the
land at once and form colony. The
land was sold at 500 an acre, and the
total proceeds Of the sale amounted to
something over $21 900.
Springer Stockman: Yesterday Pete
Turnbull received number of carp from
Watrous for the hotel table, and out of
curiosity made an estimate of the num-
Der of spawn taken from one which
weighed about eight pounds. The spawn
weighed twenty-nine and half ounces