Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-29
TERRITORT AL TIPS.

Albuquerque sports are catching catfish
in the Rio Grande pools with clubs.
Mandell Bros, of Albuquerque, have
bought out L. Huning's Los Lunas store,
paying $25,000 therefor.
Jesus Jaramillo, of Los Lunas, has com
menced the foundation for two story
| business block next to the Armijo hotel.
Albuquerque Times.
Judge Boone, of Deming, has been Sc
cured by the public school management,
of Las Vegas, to deliver the address, on
October 81, in connection with the public
school Columbian celebration.
DR.. Gaylord, prominent physician of
Flanagan, ILL.,, is registered at the Armijo.
He is looking for a site for a sanitarium
being sent west by very wealthy syndi-
cate of acknowledgements Times.
Quite number OF stockmen in this
section are talking of going into the sheep
business. Sheep can live where cattle
can not and there is always some profit in
growing wool, which is more than can be
said Of the cattle business here.-Silver
City Sentinel.
Albert Eisemann, of Albuquerque, is of
the impression that the wool clip this
season will be several hundred thousand
pounds shorter than last fall, owing to
the large number of sheep which have
been driven out of central New Mexico
and the dry weather.
The grocery business of Closson d
Burns will be removed to Cerrillos. The
change will probably be made tomorrow.
1t is to be regretted that these young men
shall leave the city. They are faithful
competent and full of business vigor.
There can be little doubt that they would
do better to remain in Las Vegas.--Las
Vegas Optic.
Charles H. Dane and Mary L. Dane
made an assignment of all their property
except that which is exempt by law from
sale under execution, to Israel King, The
assignments were made September Is.
E1-Gov. Ross, Fred NJ. Smith
and james Gwinn have been appointed
by the court to appraise the estate of
Charles H. and Mary l.. Dane who made
an assignment for the benefit of their
creditors. Silver City Sentinel.
San Juan irrigation notes: Contractor
Stariett is finishing up work on the Soda
Springs division of the La Plata ditch,
and will shortly move camp down into
the McDermott glade. 4 Messrs,
LeCount and Doppelheimer, of Gunnison,
are visiting San Juan to investigate irri-
cation enterprises Senior
Quintano has finished his contract in
rock on the La Plata ditch, and it has
been accepted by the engineers,
Contractor D. W. Schoonmaker, at Las
Cruces, is in the city. He has just com
pleted the addition to the school house at
that place and is here for the purpose of
purchasing material for the building of
handsome brick residence of nine rooms
for Mr. o. X. Snow on his ranch near
Cruces. Mr.. Schoonmaker is the archi-
tect as well as the contractor for this
work and the house Ia to be of the most
modern style. Ell Paso Times,
Grant county note; ut is too late in
the season for rain to do the ranges much
good. Feed is shorter on the ranges now
than II has ever been before at this sea-
son of the year. Cattlemen have made up
their minds that very heavy losses this
winter are inevitable, There has been
succession of dry seasons such as was
never before known before in this section
of the territory, and the situation has been
growing worse every year for four or five
years"
Roswell notei After obtaining fine
flow of artesian water on NJ. V. Corn's farm,
three and one-half miles east of Roswell,