Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-06
TERRITORIAL TIPS.


Demlng has a boom in side walks.
AT Deming the S. p. road announces
that 1t is ready to make contracts for the
shipment of cattle in train loads to points
IN California and Nevada.
Parties have gone out to the Porter &
Mills addition at Las Vegas, surveyed it
as government land and are trying to
jump some lots out there.
Stephenson-Bennett mine note from the
Las Cruces Republican,: -Four seven-ton
wagons loaded with machinery for the
concentrator went out this week"
The July interest on the bonds of this
county is now more than three months
over due and the money is not in the
county treasury to pay it, Silver City
Sentinel.
San Juan note: At Flora Vista last
Saturday stack of alfalfa hay belonging
to Mr.. Steinbaugh was destroyed by fire.
One of the boys fired Il shot gun at a rab-
bit, and the burning wad struck the hay
and ignited it.
The houses for Massie's Italian colony
have been built, teams delivered to the
farmers and they are now blowing for
seeding. In a few weeks a considerable
portion of their 800 acre tract will he
under cultivation.-Eddy Argus.
At Cedar Hill Mr.. S. NJ. wilkins has
made goodly quantity of very fine wine.
This fall he will materially extend the
area of his vineyard, build a wine cellar.
and prepare to embark in the manufac-
ture of wine on an extensive scale. In
deY.
X. Mclean has finally received an order
for his amole, the most successful sub
stance for cleaning clothes known, and
Mac. now sees his way clear to success
Yesterday, he received letter from San
Francisco, Cal. firm to ship 500 pounds
of the soap weed,-Albuquerque Citizen.
A chicken loving mountain lion or
coyote played havoc around the chicken
roosts last night. T. W. Hayward lost
three, Mr.. Harrison twelve and Mrs. |
Logan three. Tom Harrison saw the |
brute and flung shovel at it, knocking it |
over, but it escaped, Las Vegas Free
Press.
1t is not often that Usage orange makes
, growth of fourteen feet in year but it |
ioes sometimes. Such a growth was
made this year on j. X. Metcalfe's ranch
and one of the shoots is on exhibition at
he Exchange where doubters may con-
'ince themselves of the fact Silver City
The fine new Eddy school building will
'e erected before the holidays. There
ire several bidders for the $4,000 bonds.
some of the bidders live in the east The
,onds bear per cent interest. and will at
east bring 90 cents on the dollar. About
Il 900 worth of school furniture has been
elected Argus.
The board of education held their
egular monthly meeting last evening. A
ct of health rules, for the government of
he public schools was adopted. The re-
,ort of the principal shows an enrolment
# 3o7 pupils, at the present time, nearly
o per cent greater than at the same date
asst year.-Las Vegas Optic.
Frank Graham, the Magdalena cattle
nan, will feed large number of steers
his winter on the alfalfa fields of Watrous
nd vicinity. He says cattle in the noun
aims of Socorro county are now in fair
tx, but will not be able to go through
he winter safely. He has been in Las
'egas this week arranging for his pas
ures.
The telephone from this place to the
'razos, Parkview and TERRA Amarillo
,as finished to-day. Hon. T. D. Burns
nd the Biggs Lumber company construct
d the line. An instrument has been
laced in the depot here, one at the mill
n the Brazos, also one at Mr.. Burns store
Parkview and at his residence at TERRA
marilla. Northwest.
In localities subje to the late spring
rosts, better success will be met with
4 apple culture, if the orchard is set on
n elevation of ground where the cur
ents of air move rapidly. Ordinarially
ell drained soil, naturally, if possible, if
OF, by means artificially so, conven-
,ntly situated, will be found well adapted
, the growing of apples. Eddy Argus,
Says the Eddy Argus: c. NJ. Bailey,
gent of the Carpenter nursery, has con-
'acted to plant and cultivate orchards as
blows: W. A. Hawkins, 36 acres in
lums. pears, apples and grapes, for ST.
20: Chas. f, Ludlam, 20 acres, SILL; c.
. Blodgett 35 acres, 81 1,262; H. p. Brown.
acres, $l,262; A. Luckcy, 40 acres. ST.
80. The land is all in the same neigh
orhood. south of town. This salesman
as, in addition to securing these con
acts, which amount to S5.S94, sold So
50 in trees since coming to Eddy five
'onths ago.
Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only
,lieved Hut cured by Simmons Liver Reg
lator.