Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-03
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Excellent rains in San Juan county of
late.
The real estate firm of Bushnell &
Lockhart, Albuquerque, has dissolved,
theformer retlrfhg.
Some people predict an increase OF
population for Cerrillos within year of
1000, some 5000 and others 5000.
In the Durango market early peaches
are worth 10 cents pound ut wholesale.
San Juan Index. And New Mexico
supplies them.
Fruit is going to market in large quan-
titles, the prices realized are very good
and the traffic ought to put great deal
of money in circulation Juan In
dex.
The presentation OF the operetta, "The
Four Lesfed Clover" under the manage
ment of Mrs. S NJ Ashenfelter, will be
given at Deming about the middle Of Au-
gust.
The insane asylum board were in ses-
sion to-day. They can not, however,
devise ways and means for running the
institution without money.-Las Vegas
Optic.
The Durango Herald quotes rumor
that the Cook and Hanna syndicates
have consolidated their interests in the
Albuquerque.Durango railway, and con-
struction Of the line will soon begin.
50 far no announcements have been
made for superintendent Of schools in
Grant county. Tire Enterprise believes
that it is generally understood that Mrs.
0. S. Warren will be nominated by the
Republicans, and will accept the nomi.
nation.
Socorro Cheftain: The fire clay
works are working full shifts OF men and
have more orders and more business than
can be promptly attended to. They are
shipping their fine brick up aud down
the Santa Fe road, as we'll as having an
immense business all along the line of
the Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad.
Don Jesus NJ. Castillo, Of Berna'illo,
has returned from a general inspection
of his numerous flocks in western Berna,
lilo county. Mr.. Castillo reports 10000
head OF sheep, all in prime condition. in
his Wales de las Tusas ranchos, and AYERS
that he has never had better luck with
his lambs.
All experiments made so far indicate that
the establishment OF the cana -aigre extract
works in Deming will provide market
for the only known crop having a COM
mercial value that can be raised on arid
lands without irrigation, and that the
ultimate value of this industry will be
far greater than is possible to realize at
this time.
1t is surprising how many business
men make use Of the personal columns
Of local paper to help them watch those
who are indebted to them. Hardly
week passes in which some one who is
about to leave town secretly is not stop
ped by a creditor, who has seen the ex-
pected removal noted in the paper,-Las
Vegas Optic.
. Eddy note: We are now down about
$40 feet, was the answer made by Mr..
Shattuck, the manager of the artesian
we'll boring outfit, to an inquiry as to how
things were going, and if we don't strike
any more hard luck we shall make an
average of from fifty to sixty-fve feet
every twenty-fout hours. A night and
day force Is employed, and the work will
be pushed 10 completion as rapidly as
possible.
The Las Vegas Rod and Gun club will
make application TO the United States
fish commissioners at Washington for
5000 black bass, lake perch and lake
trout to be placed in the Gun club lake at
Cherry valley. The gun clubs OF the ter
ritory will present bill to the legislature
asking that both forks of the Gallinas
and Manulitas and Sapello be cut off for
two years, the object OF this being to pre-
serve the fish already in the streams and
to put in fresh supply of trout.-Free
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