Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-17
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They are getting things somewhat mixeC
up down at Albuquerque. A barber
named Wade has been arrested and fineC
70 for "butchering in the city limits with
out license"
The "craps" game is not what it is
cracked up to be. A couple of "craps''
sharps came to town last night and
cleared out $500 from the various firms
Las Vegas Free Press.
Rumor reports that Col. Dick Hudson,
Indian agent Of the Mescslero- A paches,
will appoint ex-Agent Bennett as clerk
Mrs. Parker, matron, and II. X. Parker,
Chief OF police. Roswell Record.
The work in the repair shops here is
90 heavy that fifty cars have been sent
to Topeka for repairs. By and by this
Will not be necessary as the facilities for
such work will be increased at Ration.
Range.
The Ladies' Benevolent association
propose to open new line OF helpfulness
for those who do not like to be dependent
on charity, yet have difficulty in finding
suitable employment. Following the ex-
ample OF our large cities the ladies' will
open an exchange on East Railroad ave.
nue.. Here they have placed Miss Linsley
in charge and she will act as their agent
to sell for any woman in the city or out of
1t, such articles as may be brought to
her.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Joke in the Albuquerque Citizen: 81.
W. Cooper, from the enterprising little
city OF Pecos, N. NJ, situated in the very
heart OF the fertile valley of that name,
came up from the south last night and is
around mingling with our citizens to day.
The gentleman stated that more capital is
being interested in the Pecos valley now
Lhan ever. and that Chas, w. Greene, of
.he big irrigation canal, is doing wonder
tul work in advertising the resources of
he valley"
San Juan Times 1t is estimated that
he output of wool from San Juan county
his spring will exceed 100000 pounds,
If which three-fifths will be marketed
'long the line Of the A. & P. railroad,
principally at Albuquerque, and the
balance on the d. & r. e., at Durango, /
imargo and Chama. OF the
heep growers OF Canon Largo, Miguel
1spinoza, Pablo Candelario, Eusequio
aquez, Ricardo Archuleta and Refugio
dunoz will shear and market their wool
t Chama, on the d. & r. G. railroad,
While Jaquez Bros. Andres Manzanares,
)eslderio Valencia and Manuel Jaouez {
'il shear and dispose of their wool at Al
uquerque.
San Juan note The Independent ditch. .,
'hich heads on James Scott's ranch :,
bove Flora Vista, is making satisfactory ;
rogress. Hugh Griffin, the moving !
pirit in this enterprise, informs the ,
lines that he will have the ditch COM !
leted its entire length of 15L miles be-
IRE Christmas and water running. The ,
itch starts with the old Halford ditch,
hich is to be widened to eleven feet.
he two bitches run together to J. d. ;
umburg's place, where they separate :.
I'D the Independent takes the higher !,
'ade. There is water running already :
ON it's head. Mr.. Griffin has MS lumber r :. :
ready cut at the Vlrden & CURE saw :, q
ill at Dix, Colo, some forty miles from =
lnction City, and will commence haul :
3 by the lst Of July. The Independent y
tch will bring great deal more land
to cultivation, and will cover the land :
'ck of Pennington, which Mr.. Griffin
rs been offering for sale until recently.