Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-29

Assignee Springer Of Marcy. Geer & NJ
earn, who also had attached the sam
property. 1t will require litigation to de
= termine who had the prior attachment tt
the property.-Raton Range.
Benigno Baca, age about years, va
run over at Wagon Mound Sunday noon
by Conductor Hardy's north bound train
Several boys were playing at the coal
chute. How Benigno was caught by the
e train is not known. Tho train men die
not sec him until he was over. The little
fellow was terribly injured. His right hit
was dislocated and lntestines exposed
right leg broken and mashed few inches
. bel lo~ the hip, and the left leg broker
below the knee, besides some other
bruises. He lived about two hours.
San Juan note There is no business
that pays surer profit year in and year
out than the growing OF alfalfa An acre
will cut OH an average five tons at the
three cuttings which at the lowest price
OF 80 per ton represents $25. No one can
growl at that. In the vicinity of Largo
the writer has paid within the year $S to
$40 per ton. Cattle have been fed on the
La Plata clearing to the owners of the
alfalfa from 50 TO $3.50 per ton. Alfalfa
land has been offered to our knowledge
OF three to five years growth from $50 to
S75 per acre.
1t is now settled fact that the S. E.
N. M. p. V. Fair for the three counties
OF Lincoln, Chaves and Eddy, will be n
greater success than even the most san
guine at first anticipated. The nearer the
time for holding the fair approaches. the
more interest seems to be manifested in
| it. 1t will be attended by several thou.
sand people from Texas and New Mexico,
and a great nrmber of eastern people
have signifed their intention Of taking
advantage of the cheap rate Of transporta.
ton to visit the valley. Roswell Record. |
DR.. Duncan, of Chicago, the head of the
American Health Resort association is in !
correspondence with parties at this place |
with view to the purchase of a tract of !
100 acres of land, convenient to town, for
the purpose of establishing here sani-
tarlum on large scale, and when he
finds land to suit him, in location and
price, will probably lay the matter before
the citizens OF the town, and expect US
to render him some assistance in carry
ing out the enterprise. - Albuquerque
Citizen.
The land owned in Las Anmas county
By the Maxwell Grant company, by class.
ltied assessments, amounts to 298, ,9l5
acres, divided up as follows, showing the
amount of assessment for each distinct
lot: Agricultural lands, 1000 acres,
$3.50 per acre, $780, grazing lands,
l33,OlO acres, $l.25 per acre, $l62, ,262;
desert lands, l0,065 acres, ten cents per
acre, $lO0,065 coal lands, $3.50 acres,
SIS per acre, $3S, 400 other coal lands,
l2,OOO acres, So per acre, $50, 900. The
total assessment for the grant as finally
decided upon is 1926 29.-Trinidad Ad.
vertiser.
A large force of workmen are engaged
IN completing the big reservoir on the
Sugarite for the Ration Water Works
company. In the meantime the town is
being amply supplied with good pure
water from temporary dam across the
creek. When the main reservoir is COM
pleted it will be the pride of Ration and
the attractive resort of pleasure seekers
1t is constructed on the best plans known
to modern engineering and will last
through time regardless of floods and
freshets. 1t is 30 arranged that when
the creek is stirred up the water coming
through the pipes will be clear and pure,
entirely free frcm discoloration. The new
water works system is pronounced and
ess.-Range.
Las Vegas note: A couple Of Mexicans,
having in their possession nearly bushe
II small trout, were arrested to-day. 1t
vas evident that the fish were not caught
0y hook and line, and that they had not
been caught for the personal or family
Of the parties having them
n charge. In the absence of the Justice
If the peace, Mayor Duncan had the law
'ead to them, and they were warned not
o be guilty again. There are many who
hink that ignorance of the law is no
EXCUSE for its violation, and who say that
this wholesale slaughter OF fish is not
stopped, and that at once, in two years
more there will not be game fish in the
waters OF this part of the territory.
Mrs. Anderson has her ranch rented
,ut TO Messrs. Smith and Schlayer, who
rave twenty-five acres OF wheat, oats and
barley and thirty acres OF alfalfa, all of
which is in splendid condition, especially
he oats and barley. We have specimen
II the later grain in our sanctum which
hould run at least sixty to sixty-fve
'ushels to the acre. Besides the small
rain Mrs. Anderson has garden that is
Ter own pet hobby. From this last year
he sold one-tifth of an acre Of measured .
and $500 pounds of onions at two cents
nd reserved 700 pounds for her own use.
'eas, beans, corn and all kinds of garden
ruck grown in profusion and entirely free
t weeds. Another hobby OF this lady is
oultry. Probably few have carried on
his business more successfully than Mrs.
anderson. She has marketed this year
lone more than 500 worth OF eggs, be-
ldes what she reserved for her own use.
= San Tnon Timns