Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-07
TERRIFIC RIAL TIPS.

The Black Range Silver club has beef
organized at Chloride.
Southeastern New Mexico is maxim,
great preparations for the Roswell fair.
The infant son OF John Borradaile snt
vile died at Albuquerque yesterday.
Manuel Griego, who murdered Frank
Sperlng at Socorro, goes to the pen fol
/ w. b. Wilson, q barber, formerly o.
Cerrlllos, is alleged to have deserted his
wife at Albuquerque.
Deming laid the corner stone of its new
public school house on Sunday with ap-
proprate ceremonies.
The Albuquerque city council is at a
dead lock over the approval of the bond
OF ); Grunsfeld, appointed city clork, vice
McCrelght resigned.
The wool clip is slow coming in to the
market centers; the cold weather which
has 30 generally prevailed this spring has
delayed shearing greatly.
Miss Bowie, daughter of Col Alex.
Bowie, of Gallup, has graduated with
honors from Bethany seminary at Topeka,
kas., and returned to her home.
II. Brooks, of troop D, 10th cavalry,
who shot up" the town OF Central last
year and killed Deputy Sheriff John Dal-
ton, had his trial at Las Cruces last week
and was sentenced for life in the peniten.
tiary
With the advent of the Mexican North
ern railroad Columbus bids fair to become
lively border town. The situation is
good, water plentiful, and there ls no ap-
parent reason why it should not deyelOp
into a town of considerable Importance.
-Deming Advance.
Cattle are being moved out OF Lincoln
county in greater numbers than in former
years. The ranges have been overstocked
and cattlemen realize the propriety of
reducing their holdings. This portion of
New Mexico is the paradise of breeding
districts, but no range will bear overstock-
ing.
Nestor Gutierres, who works for Per-
fecto Armijo, visited his home about five
miles north OF the city last Saturday, and
on returning to Mr.. Armijo's reported |
That the people there were excited over
the report that the man whom Guadalupe
Gutierres had in charge OF his ranch about
lOO miles northeast from the city had been
waylaid and killed by masked men.-Al-
buquerque Citizen.
Socorro Chieftain Patterson Bros. are
.aklng out the best ore ever shipped from
he camp under their lease on the Hard
scrabble. They have large body, and
W. II. Patterson says she ia q winter so
ar. During May they shipped eleven
'ar loads of ore. The Graphic
nine under the present sklllful manage
nent shipped l05 car loads of ore during
he month of May. The mine is showing
Up larger and finer bodies Of ore than
.ver before.
l. M. Bond, who has the first entry on
he 8 i of sec. 27, tp. 23 s,r9w. made
n 1881, and being 800 acres of lands ust
lorth OF the town OF Deming, will take
he case to the supreme court of the Unit
ID States. AS that court is verv much
'ehind in its business, it will be several
ears before final decision is reached.
he land is now worth many thousands of
ollars and Mr.. Bond feels certain OF win
ing it before the supreme court.
Several gentlemen owning sections
rest and southwest of and adjoining the
own proper, met at the Deming club
Dom Tuesday morning, and after listen
1g to proposition from DR.. Flower, of
'oston, presented through his agent p.
!. Smith, decided to let him have the
equisite amount OF land, 1900 acres, at
ne figures set forth in the proposition.
he agreement by which the land is to
ass into DR.. Flowers hands is that water
efficient to irrigate it shall be raised to
le surface and the land placed in posi-
on to be Of value.-Deming Advance.
The Analla properties below the Juno.
on, together with the Lea, McCulom,
uyse, Switzerland, Bonney and other
inches are fairly weighed down with
leir fullest compliment of cereals mot
crils') besides carrying the largest
'wing of alfalfa ever known in this
,uLtry. The Fritz, Ellis, Anala, and
her farms of less extent, promise the
nest and largest yield offruit ever known .
ere and the only fear apprehended is the
clay necessary to reach market when
10 fruits are ripe. 1t is suggested that
le fruit.growers inaugurate system of
'cking, for preservation long enough to
ach the railroad, that will enable them
gather the entire crop.--Lincon Re