Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-09
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

There is much travel between Chama
and Creede.
Roswell is going to have a county fair
and alfalfa palace next fall.
Pecos valley farmers are shipping mules
from Missouri and Illinois by the car
load, and about Eddy and Roswell are
some OF the best bred horses in the west.
Russell Marcy, one of the former bank
ers at RatOn, Is said to be soiOurning at
one OF the towns in southern California.
All OF his property has been attached by
the assignee of the bank.
The Hills between Chama and Terra
Amarillo will be swarming with prosreC
tors as soon as the snow goes off. And
no doubt but that some rich finds will be
the result.-Chama Northwest
H. B. Ferguson has returned to Albu-
querque from New York and j. Reynolds
has returned to Las Vegas from Denver
Neither the Durango road nor the Ell Paso
project have as yet been built.
Some good ore has lately been brought
IN to Eddy from the Guadalupe noun
taims. ltrurs from so to 70 per cent in
lead and from five to eleven and twelve
ounces per ton in silver.
NJ. M. Salazsr, OF Springer, has a piece
OF rock taken from true ledge on the
south side OF Gonzales mesa, which
shows copper and silver. The ground
thereabouts will receive attention. 49,
Stockman.
Las Vegas note: Hon. I. B. Mills re-
turned from his eastern trio last night.
lie says the eastern men have plenty Cf
money to invest in New Mexico if they
are satisfied they can get good returns on
their investments.
Messrs. LlewelIyn and Branagan have
just received 10000 grape cuttings from
California. They are Mnscat of Alex
andria. These gentlemen propose to be
in shape to produce raisins when the
market for grapes become unsatisfactory.
Las Cruces Republican.
The young peach trees on B. A. Ny
meyers place three miles southeast OF
Eddy have been in bloom for the past
week. These trees were only set out last
year, and are not yet old enough to know
that it is the early blossom that gets nip
ped by the late frosts.-Eddy Argus.
Plenty Of water makes items of this
class very numerous these days in the
Pecos valley papers; Crank W. Van.
Valkenburg, son OF T. nValkenburg,
arrived early in the week from La Crosse,
Wis. He brought his wife and child with
him and will make the valley his future
home."
Prof. A. E. Blount, OF the agricultural
college at Las Cruces, was in the city
yesterday gathering seeds from the China
trees in the park. He informed Park
Comr. Watts that he planted these seeds
and grew trees from them, and had 1000
trees now on hand to give away to parties
who wanted them.-El Paso Times.
A. G. Carver, late of The Fair" Aibu-
querque, and whom the Democrat charged
with deserving his wife and leaving for
Creede with a woman named Lyons, tee-
graphs to Albuquerque from Denver
"Will leave on the next train for Abu-
querque. Some one will answer for that
report about me Send this to my vile
The San Simon Cattle company cold
last week, through their manager, @. W.
Merchant, to II. M. Allen, manager OF
the Standard Cattle company, of Wyom-
ing, 5000 2 and year old steers, to be
delivered at San Simon station, on the
Southern Pacific railroad, at $l2 per head
for 2 and $l6 per her head for wear olds
-Lordsburg Liberal.