Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-14
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

| VIM. Lee has bought the Cerrillos Bea-
con from Geo. Hosmer.
The White Oaks band gave another
entertainment on Saturday highland
they cent complimentary to Judge
Cronin.
| A force OF sixty men is at work opening
the marble Quarries near White Oaks,
the product from which il to be shipped
to Denver
Divide Musin, the great violinist. sup
ported by Annie Louise Tanner, Inez Par
mater. Roger Dupuy, Emil Senger, Eduard
scharf and other noted musicians, is
booked for Deming April s.
The Catholic archbishop at Santa Fe
is making a determined crusade against
the penitentes and White Caps. He
deserves the hearty cooperation of he
members OF his church Albuquerque
Citizen.
White Oaks ia considerably stuck up
over new enterprise established there
by the Messrs. Gumm. Their new mills
turn out daily $4,000 feet of dressed floor
ing, tongued and grooved, and $4,000
shingles and laths.
Roswell note: R. M. White, Worlds
Columbian commissioner for New Mex
leo, addressed an assembage from Cha
vez county, at the Goss military institute
lecture room, which had been kindly ten
dered by Col. Goss for that purpose.
Judge G. D. Keeney, of Organ, was in
Socorro Monday. The judge has sold out
his interest in the Bennett-Stephenso
mine in the Organ mountains, Dona Ana
county, and will look round for another
property. -Socorro Chleftain.
During the greater part of last week
Socorro county was visited by splendid
rains. The mountains are covered with
snow that will insure plenty of water for
next summer. This will give grass and
bespeak good times for the coming year.
-Chieitain.
Senator Tabor and Juan s. Hart OF the
Times returned from Mexico yesterday
morning and left in the afternoon for Las
Vegas where Mr.. Hart has been requested
to respond for Texas to Governor Princes
address of welcome to the delegates to the
irrigation convention Paso Times.
D. L. sammis is at Las Vegas for the
purpose of comforting with President VIM.
E. Hale of the New West academy re-
garding the sale of the academy building
in this city to the school rd.-Albu-
querque Citizen. 1t is said the New West
academy at Las Vegas is to be torn out
by the roots and removed to Albuquer-
que.
The Republicans of the 4th ward claim
first blood. The vice-president OF the Re-
publican club tackled the leader of the
Democratic party this morning and gave
him severe pounding. The Citizen has
not received all the returns, but there is
no question but the vice-president got in
his work early and caught the opposition
mapping. g.-Albuquerque Citizen.
The Rio Grande is at much higher
stage just now than is usual at this time
of the year. This indicates that the
snow has already commenced going off
in the northern mountains, and gives
promise OF moderately high river all the
season-and that means an abundance OF
water for irrigation purposes and is safe
guard against floods.
Cooks Peak note The strike on the
Surprise is an indication of what is in
store for the future. When it is remem-
bered how the operations of the past year
have yielded, and when it Is known that
the largest body of carboDates yet dis
covered has just been struck, it is un-
necessary to 20 into further details. The
strike on the Surprise is bonanza. Some
ten car loads are now ready for shipment,
and it would appear that it Is just the
beginning. The ore will run from so to 60
per cent in lead, or even more, and con-
tsins good per cent Of silver.