Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-12-01
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
SOcorro has the measles.


Eddy has organized board Of trade.
IN epidemic of matrlmony has strucl
Albuquerque.
E. Wolf, OF Las Vegas, yesterday haC
him in the district court.
Robbins, Rhodes 4 johnson, Of la'
Vegas, are organizing a Worlds fair eX
Cursion from New Mexico and Texas.
TIE Citizen, a weekly paper, and goot
one, by A. J. Howe, brother of the noteC
Atchison wit, has made its appearance d
Eddy.
1t is rumored on the streets that the
railroad company has awarded the ice
! contract this season to Chicago partie:
instead Of TO the Aqua pura company
Las Vegas Optic.
Adna Lamson, OF Socorro, on or abouj
January !, will 90 to Central America tC
investigate the gold fields of that coming
country. lie is closing out everything III
Socorro with that end in view.
All the orchards in the vicinity of So.
corro have gone into winter quarters in
fine shape. A. d. Coon's orchard looks
as though it had been vanished, the
enamel Oh the trees is so bright.
J. A. SfanfeId, of Sioux Falls, S. D..
is in Eddy to inspect the country, the
irrigating system, etc, and make re-
port to a large number of South Dakota
people who desire to move to an irriga-
ton country.
H. NJ. Spalding, United States bank
examiner, was in town this week. He
devoted lay to the First National bank
of Eddy, and he expressed himself as
agreeably surprised at the splendid con-
dition in which he found it.-Eddy
Citizen.
From reliable authority it is learned
that parties in Nebraska will establish
a 100000 plant in this vicinity, if they
can be guaranteed $500 acres that will
produce beets calculated to answer the
purpose OF making sugar. Albuquerque
Democrat.
The Ladies' Benevolent Aid society of
Albuquerque, organized at the Armijo
house, and elected the following officers
President, Mrs. Cristy; secretary, Mrs
treasurer, Mrs. Walton. An
executive committee, consisting OF Mes
DANES Whiteman, Groh, Mcclellan,
Ferguson and Kuhn was appointed for
the purpose of perfecting organization.
A fine Thanksgiving ball was given by
the people of the progressive little city OF
White Oaks, In honor OF the arrival of
the surveying corps under H. q. Ropes.
could have been more favorable
than the weather, ever since the survey
ing parties started out and the work has
been pushed with vim hat has reflected
favorabIy alike upon the engineers in
charge and upon General Manager
Houg Optic.
"Water.is. king" note from Eddy:
The Gibson tract, adjoining the Greene
on the west, was recently pu~-
chased by Chas. W. Greene. Consldera-
ton I'VE understandj $4,000.
Frank Tracy will plant 500 prune trees
on his place three miles southeast OF
town, and put in twenty-five acres of
alfalfa.
Pennington, n. NJ, and the fruit belt
south OF Durango are supplying Rico, Red
Mountain, and in fact the bulk of the
San Juan country with apples. The
fruit marketed from the sections men
toned is perfect in point OF growth and
flavor and is wagoned sixty miles to
Durango and then sold at prices that
Grand Junction and Delta can notion
account Of excessive railroad rates-du-
picate or approach-Ouray, Colo, Null
doom,
San Juan note Mr.. Clark NJ. Car,
manager of the Cebolla Cattle company,
of Fort Wingate, and Mr.. West, ranch
of the Acoma Land 4
Cattle company, came up from the A. &
p. railroad to find feed and place for win.
tering 100 head of horses belonging to
the two companies above mentioned.
They found all the hay needed and ac-