Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-19
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

The Socorro Gun club opens three
days shoot to-day.
Sensational news item in the Las VeQat
Optic: New shirt drummer in town."
The receipts OF Mexican ore at Deminl
one day last week, were $1,000 pounds.
Thus far there is not much loss OF stock
on the ranges. Stockmen from many
ranches say that cattle are looking better
than they were last fall.
Socorro note: Quite a number OF the
stockmen of this county have sold cattle
to be delivered after the grass starts.
Most OF them will go to Montana.
A tramp by the name of Scott, who
tried to jump train at Wagon Mound
yesterday, lost one of bis feet and was
taken to Santa Fe.-Albuquerque Citizen.
"silico-mica has about gone to the
eternal demnition bow-wows and this
highly painted stock is going at begging.
--Albuquerque Democrat. Another bon
ara" busted" eh2
Things are really looking up at Las
Vegas. Juan Baca, In the height OF his
hllarlty, forgot the common rights of hu-
manity and abused his wife. Judge 2.
Ulibarri Sentenced him to thirty DAYS in
Jail.
J. D, W. .Veeder left Las Vegas for
Washington, d. c., to be present at the
arguing of the grant case before Secre-
tary Noble, on the 26th. He will also
visit his Old home at Schenectady, N. Y.
At Las Vegas yesterday morning the
Office OF the A., T. & S. F. fuel depart
ment was burned. The building was de.
stroyed, but Geo. W. Bell, fuel contractor,
succeeded in saving all the books and |
records.
Grant county note: More rain has
fallen this month in this county, than
has fallen during the month of February
IN any year since 1888, when February
was an exceptionally wet month. The
'alny season is rather late getting around,
out it will bring early grass.
w. B. Slaughter purchased a carload OF
wire from Bartlett & Tyler last week to
lse in fencing in a pasture of twenty
'quare miles, at his ranch. He will ship
everal thousand head of cattle to Texas
his season, where he has engaged a pas
ure, and will also ship several thousand
lead to Montana.-Min and Lariat.
The Anson S. smelter, at Ansonia, is
low in full blast, and M. w. Neff, who is
argely interested in the mine and smelter
here, expects to have $4,000 worth of
opper bullion ready for shipment in
ew weeks. The mine looks better now
han ever before and the output for this
ear promises to be much larger than ever
G. 0. Hoffman, who pitched for the
trong Santa Fe base ball club in 1887,
ut who has been playing in several state
nd Interstate leagues since that time,
ropped in to see the base ball heavy
'elght on the Citizen last night. Hof-
ian came by way of the Atlantic & Pa
ific from California, and in order to get
good view of the large expanse of coun-
y, so as to prepare certain articles,
'isurely walked between several stations.
Albuquerque Citizen.
A settlement was made OF all the litiga.
on between W. A. Leonard, receiver OF
he estate of Meredith & AiImen against
Ohm Brockman. The settlement was
lade out of the court by the parties and
leir attorneys and was approved by the
,urt. By the terms OF the settlement
rockman is to pay to the receiver &c.
u. Brockman gets the interest in the
rawford building, the Bristol property
nd the $4,000 in stock in the Silver
ity National bank, which was in litiga-
on-Sentnel.