Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-01
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Rincon will build new school house.
Fine rains at Deming and Lordsburg of
late.
The Pecos Irrigation & improvement
company have had the Rocky Mountain
News article on White Oaks stereotyped
to be printed in pamphlet form ard cir
Culated abroad in connection with de-
scriptions OF Pecos valley.
The Knights Templar from this city
will leave on the midnight train of next
Saturday. They will number about fif.
teen from here. Five or SIX will Join
them at Raton. Eminent Commander
Forsythe has secured Pullman for the
use of the psrty.-Las Vegas Optic.
Silver City note: At the teachers ex-
animation held here last week the follow
ing young ladies received certificates ::
Misses Cora fnd Flora Darbyshife, Ger
trude Scott, Alice Casad, lrma Muse,
Estela Jackson, Minte Franks, Teresa
Eckstein, Maude Smith, Matel Miller,
Ina Loomis, Jessie Perkins, Gertie Tray
anow aud Ella Graham.
The Crawford amalgamator-the only
system or invention yet produced which
will treat refractory ores-was shipped to
Hilsborro, Sierra county, this morning.
Ben l.. Cook, OF Chicago, Ben l.. Jones
and others of this city, are interested in
the Crawford and expect to revolutionize
this branch of the business in short
time.-Albuquerque Citizen.
They have model Justice OF the peace
at tatskill. In the case of Miller, ex.
amined before him for ihe killing of 8
man, the justice first fixed the bail bond
at $5, 900, then he felented little and
placed the amount at $4,000, Miller's
friends could not get that amount anC
his honor lowered it to $1,000 and as
sumed half of it himself.-Springer Stock
man.
About twenty men are employed or
the cana-agria extraction works a
Deming. The Headlight says ga ca
load of iron for the sides and roof arrived
this week, and Mr.. AIlaire received tele
graphic advice OF the shipment of Two ca
loads of machinery from Peoria, ant
about eight car loads of. lumber will b'
due next week. There is every promise
that the works will be in readiness to re
ceive roof by the middle of September.
A contract for 200 tons of cana agria
to be delivered within two days from tht
completion of the works, has been made
with Mr.. r. j. Keer, and a further sup
ply OF about thirty tons OF green roo
daily will be required to constantly sup
ply the demands OF the factory, running
ten hours per day. The works will b,
run day and night, doubling the presen
capacity, if sufficient root can be ob
tanned.
The following named gentlemen con
stitute the board of directors and execu
tive committee of the Southern New
Mexico & Pecos Valley fair: Board o
Directors-A. B. Allen, i. M. Long
James M. Miller, Charles Wilson, d. H
Clark, John T. Stone, E. A. Cahoon
James Sutherland and @. S. Mccarthy
Executive Committee-G. A. Richardson
A. G. Rogers, ]. 2. Church, S. A. Joy
, ner and Joseph A. Jaffa.
The material expansion of the minin
i. industry in Sierra county during the pas
, seven or eight months is encouraging an
, stimulative to further efforts and progress
The ore production of the Hillsboro dit
trict is from five to six times greater tina
at this time last year. At Kingston ther
has been very marked increase an
Hermosa is keeping well in the race
This advance in our affairs, while yer
gratifying, is yet only an indication of tn
prosperity and activity which should an
, must prevail. Advocate.
DR.. A. A. Holcombe, state veterinarian
DR.. r. F. Glover and E. S. Boughton, a
y of Wyoming, comprising promineI
group Of cattlemen, were in Demlng la