Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-22
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

| N"Sb Noeh'J 10 PlOuutiuE an
crop OF corn, beans and alfalfa this year.
W. B. Sanders and Geo Richardson
IRE candidates for the sherievalty OF Sierra
county.
After about six months, the assignee OF
Marcy, Geet 4 McCarn has declared a
dividend OF per cent. Assignee Springer
states that litigation and slow collections
caused the long delay Ration Range.
The finest map ever made of the TOW n
OF EDDY, including the La Huerta, Gibson,
Powers, Highland, Spencer and Greene
additions. has been completed Tor S. W.
Russell, the real estate agent, by +. NJ.
Skeats.
Tuesday night James Mccoy, of New
York, and Harry Robinson, colored, of
San Francisco, fought ring fight at
Blossburg. The fight was for purse OF
500 and gate receipts, Atthe end OF the
fourth round Mccoy was declared the
winner.
Over twenty-five new residences have
been built in Ration since the new water
works became an assured fact. Not one
OF these houses would have been built
unless the owners had felt satisfied that
the town was to have an additional water
supply. y.-Range.
The sales of the Champion group of
mines, on Black Peak, was concluded to-
day, final payments made and deeds rec
orded. The group comprises some of the
best prospective mines in the district and
will INV be developed with ample capital
and under vigorous and capable man
agement.-Serra advocate.
With all the advantages possessed by
northern New Mexico for the business, it |
is rather remarkable that the field for the
profitable culture of sugar beets remains
unoccupied. The factories in California
will this year turn out nearly 100000
pounds of beet sugar. We could beat
that in quantity and quality Ration
Range.
Las Vegas note: The headquarters of
Las Vegas commandery, at Denver, have
been secured at 1851 Curtis street, very
central and desirable location. The
building has just been completed and is
now being furnished. Should any knights,
from Las Vegas or elsewhere in New Mex {
co, desire rooms in the same building, J
'hCt thh bC ny
o B. f. Forsythe, East Las Vegas. j. S. i
Pishon writes that the location is central ,
md good and that it will be good idea i
or the knights not to postpone making t
arrangements to the last. a
While looking through S. +. Quinn's J
inc orchard above Pennington not long .
ince, the horticultural editors attention Z
vas called to small apple tree of three '
ears growth, barely an inch in dame !
er at the base, and standing about four !,
eet high, thai had eight apples upon it. =
Where is there another couatry outside d
t our own San Juan that Can show such
recociousness; nor is this solitary in e
ident. Nearly every orchard through our II
ounty can show similar evidences of y
arly bearing. g.-San Juan Times. Santa u
e can duplicate it any day.
Mrs. D. F. Daniels, living on the San /
uan above Bloomfield, is the kind of a
ausfrau to tie to. While Mr.. Daniels is
n the Mancos to work on a contract he
as there, his wife takes care of the ranch Z
nd has a fine crop of garden vegetables \
ell along, besides this she is taking care
ten acres Of wheat, five acres Of corn, I
We acres Of alfalfa that will cut ten tons
cutting and two acres of young fruit
ees; these cares, together with the
ringing up of their family, make in Mrs.
aniels model wife for struggling
estern man or poor editor.-San Juan
INES. /
Mr.. G. B. Allare, president and gen.
al manager of the Tanning Extract
'mpany, arrived in Deming on last Sun
sy's train, prepared to commence con-
ruction of the plant at once. Thus far r
tive work has been delayed by the
iure to secure the ground for the factory
the location wanted Matters are now
'actically completed for the necessary VI
at, and that once provided for, ground h,
i'll be broken for the foundation within
rty-eight hours. The contracts for 70
mber, brick and other supplies have o.
zen let, and the material will be shipped
this point in very few days. Head .
,ht.
A painful rumor was on the steets yes
rday, to the effect that Mr.. VIM. D.
,hnson, jr., eldest son of Bishop John
N, had been attacked by hydrophobia. Y
will be remembered, as published in
o Headlight at the time, that young
,hnson was bitten by coyote while I
leep at night in their cattle camp. The
ound seemed to heal, and nothing more
as thought OF it. He was taken quite
, however, short time ago, and the
shop was sent for. That was several
ys ago, and nothing definite or re-
Ible has been heard from him. Head