Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-11
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Progressive note from Albuquerque
"The city owns new sprinkler. In &c
cordance with q vote at the last regular
meeting of the council, one of the capaci-
ty Of 100 gallons has been purchased Ol
E. j Post & Co. Price 5000.
Farming in the MesiIla valley is no ex,
pertinent. All We ask is, come and see
the grapes Of the vines, the fruit on the
trees, the wheat and hay in the fields,
we walk by sight not by faith, in temporal
atfars.-Las Cruces Republican.
The name Of Chls Sandusky is being
earnestly aud lavorably considered in
connection with the Office OF county
clerk, He is honest, competent and
obliring and would make IL popular and
efficient officer. .-Raton Range.
San Marcial note: Yesterday morning
Sheriff Robinson brought Robert Nc
fallin down for preliminary examination
before Judge Meeker, who committed tie
prisoner to the county Jail without bali to
await the action Of the grand jury.
Three members OF the family Of N. C.
Collier have been i'll with scarlet fever
1t has had singular run in the family
from the fact that the eldest of the chill.
dren was the first to be taken with if,
and the baby OF the family escaped Al
buquelqne Democrat.
Deming waf: Mr.. Allaire i8 expected
here in few days to commence the con.
struction Of the canaigre extract buildings
There will be two-ohe 3Gx72 feet, aud
the other 40X72 feet, each two stories and
of brick. There will be $500 cubic feet
of brick wall.
Mr.. Lacey, formerly Of Lacey & Archer,
has purchased 1000 head OF cattle from
Mr.. Cooper, of the SaGramentos, recent
ly. The price paid was $3.50 per head,
calves thrown in. Mr.. Lacey will ship a
train load of steers from this point to
Minneapolis, Kas., on the 15th.-San
Marcial Reporter.
The Fort Stanton nine played the White
Oaks nine game Of base ball on the
afternoon OF the Fourth. At the close of
9th inning the rain made players and
spectators scatter, but under the rule that
any over five innings constitutes game
the Stanton boys were declared winners,
the score standing l3 to 6.-LinColn
Leader.
The oppressive heat OF the past week or
so, coupled with the whooping cough,
has resulted fatally in the case of two
little ones in this place. On the morning
of the 81, about 80, the 8 weeks old
baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Shine died.
At 2 80 on the same day the little gil Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Cannon died aged
l3 months. Lordsburg Liberal.
The June Bug Band is the name OF a
new musical organization recently estab-
lished in Silver City. The Instruments
Of torture are combs, edges of playing
cards to split their whistle, small bottles
10 wet their whistle, Chinese single string
Iiddles, rat tail files on broken window
panes and tea kettle steam calliopes, with
occasionally good snorer for first cIari'
)net.
A big strike in the Horn Silver mine is
reported from TERRA Blanca. The eX-
ploring cross-cut is said to have cut
through eighteen feet of ore assaying from
one to three ounces gold and from fifteen
% seventy ounces silver 10 the ton. This
g the property recently bought for David
H. Moffat, and it is just about his usual
uck to strike it rich where no one else
would get color. -Hillsboro Advocate.
On Saturday evening public meeting
)f the citizens of Las Cruces and vicinity,
vas held in the plaza IN pursuance to
'all made by committee representing
he citizens, the respective churches and
he agricultural college, for the purpose
,f considering the matter OF Il better
observance OF the Sabbath and the
necessary means to be adopted in Sc
,nring the same. A committee CONSIST.
ng of Col. Rynerson, Col. Fountain,
Rev. Chase, Mrs. Kezer and Mrs. Hadley
vas appointed to request all those engag-
ng in business or other improper pursuits
IN the Sabbath, to refrain from so doing,
md to urge the necessity OF an observ-
snce of the day more in accordance with
he law of God and the law of the land.
The committee was also authorized to
circulate printed matter of some kind on
his subject that will tend to bring the
question closer and more clearly to the
Ittention of the public.-Las Cruces Re-
publican.
"Doc" Silver, one of the prospectors
Who went out to examine the new "She.
"a" Hurst copper and gold strike up the
ange, had his horse gored by IN. A.
T." bull the first night out, and had to
cad him during the entire trip of fifteen
lays out. The bull came into camp about
a. m. and attacked the horse, goriDg
lin just behind the brisket-tearing the
lesh in fearful manner. The horse is
large, well-bred young animal. 1t is
doubtful if it ever entirely RECEIVERS.
Doc" has written to Manager Holstein
or damages. He would have shot the
,ull on the spot, but he is such fine
pecmen of the boorne race that it seemed
pity to kill him. The same bull that
,ored Doc. Silver's horse freed Major
darlott and Jno. Davenport, and kept
hem up for three hours. He came on
hem so suddenly, they had to leave their
uns on the ground. The bull evidently
magines he is boss Of the range.-llills.
,oro Advocate.