Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-04
TERRITORIAL TIPx.

+ The Pecos Valley fair opens at Roswe
= to-day.
Inc Dawn, is the name of a MONTH
' paper which has been issued by Mis-
Willie Mills, of Las Vegas.
ChaS. OConnor Roberts, the vetera
newspaper man, is again at the helm o,
tue local page of the Albuquerque Demo
Miss Welkin and Miss Olcott, of New
York City, have opened school at Edd,
ana will teach English, French ancc
music.
AT Hlllsboro the board of education
ehumerates over 250 children of school
age, and over 250 voters have paid their
poll tax.
Invitations are out announcing tbe
marriage of Mary Elizabeth. daughter of
Iol ana Mrs. T. r. Smith to Mr.. George
anderson, Wednesday evening, Oct. 5, at
'he congregational church, Deming.
The Deming club has inaugurated a
movement for the construction of side
walks about the town, and is meeting
with great encouragement over 5000
haVlng been subscribed within day or
so.
v. Ochoa, of the Hispano- Americana
pulled a pistol on Daniel Baca and had
MN arrested. Daniel Baca ordered
Uchoa arrest, but the cases were AMIGA
bly settled out Of court -- Las Vegas Free
Press.
Ihe Grant county commissioners found
al TIE meeting last week that there was
not money enough in the county treasury
to pay the July interest on the bonds Of
this county. The interest is now nearly
three months overdue
Gen A. j. Sampson, American consul at
Juarez, Mexico, will attend the Methodist I
conference in this city, and on Wednesday
evening will make the responsive address
to the bishop and visiting ministers.-Al-
buquerque Citizen.
A hre occurred on the ranch of Mrs. s,
Z. kootz of Center Point, destroying the
'ntlre seasons crop of alfalfa hay, a
stable and team of mares and colt, the
property OF the tenant Mr.. 7. NJ. Alex
inder, upon whom the loss falls very
heavily. The origin of the fire is un
Juan Index.
Grant county note: Another big strike
vas made at Cooks Peak yesterday on
he lnez mine, owned by Jim Martin, Sig
nund Llndauer and Frank Thurmond,
N increase cave of carbonate was open
d, and it is estimated that the ore actual
y IN sight will exceed $175,OOO in value.
Is undoubted thely largest body of ore
YER struck at the Peak.
Eddy note: W. T. Nelson. of Seven
.lvers, was the first sheepman to bring in
is wool. His clip will amount to about
500 pounds. Mr.. Nelson informs us
nat several OF the boys have already got
trough shsaring and will have their clips
sometime next week. He does not
INK that the total clip of the county will
very large this season.
Fritz Lummitzch, the proprietor of the
'sort on Silvas place, in Tijeras canon,
IS left for parts unknown, according to
10 Albuquerque Democrat. "It is learned
ON reliable quarters that the amount of
IS indebtedness to Albuquerque business
en- runs away up in the hundreds. One
'nservatlve business man places the sum
tal at between $1,10O and $4,000
An acre of land has been presented to
10 lodge of Knights of Pythias, of this
ace, to be used as burial ground for
embers of the order and their families,
francisco Romero Valencia. The
ot lies nearly mile from town, and
st below the farm Of Mr.. Ellis. 1t will
fenced Immediately, and trees set out
I'd other improvements made. e.--Lincoln
spublican. Z
Last week mention was made in these
lumns that Messrs. LaCount and Dof-
myre of Gunnison, are visiting San
AN county investigating the merits of q
me proposed irrigation enterprises.
icy have been looking over the country
the north side of San Juan, and have
clded to survey line that will cover
Potter, Bloomfield and Salmon mesas. -
San Juan Index.
Work ON the main canal of the La Plata
oh is about completed, and Contractor
'riett will soon begin work on the Z
erals IN McDermott glade. Of these D
has about forty miles to eIcavate, and
y will carry water to every forty of the
ire 5000 acres to be reclaimed With
new ditching machine (his own inven-
ny Mr.. Stariett expects to cut out the
erals very rapidly. IN
White Oaks Eagle: The fact is that the
lians of New Mexico are more peace
g than the whites of the cities east
ere the Indian outrage press reports e
published and the strikes and shoot -
down of laboring men by Pinkerton's
various other murders east of the
'sissippi, in the aggregate, amounts to Hi