Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-02
TERRIFIC RIAL TIPS.

The Thinner house, Silver City, has two
pet bears.
White Oaks has raised $400 Tor fl e
company.
Albuquerque is arranging for tug Of
war contest.
The Lincoln county Leader is as much
in need OF scrubbing brush as ever,
Thos. Doughertv, OF Folsom, takes a
very glum view of the range cattle bust
ness in New Mexico.
1t is probable that at an early day on
independent organization of the ladies' of
Grant county will be effected for Worlds
fair work
| The Perrault farm on the Miinbres
river now has 5000 trees growing nicely,
many of which are bearing. This is
probably the most extensive orchard in
the county.
Supt. Turner, Of the Lake Ranch com.
pany, says their sheep wintered first
class without feed, the loss being only
3Le per cent. The Company's range is
nifty miles southeast OF Springer Sock
man.
The LEGAL fight between the incorpora-
ton OF Silver City and Geo. Woodward !
has been decided bY the secretary of the !
interior in favor IF the kettlers, and /
against Woodward. This decision is final !
number of the best residences in the !
city were located on this ground. Enter |
prise.
The Springer Stockman regrets TO .
chronicle the death OF the beloved wife /
OF Charles F. Abreau, county school
superintendent, who departed this life on
Wednesday morning, April II, after an
Illness OF but a few days. She leaves two
little children, the youngest but few
days old, to the fathers sole care.
White Oaks note: W. S. Peters, of
Houston, Texas, largely interested in
railroad contracting has been here for
about week, but has now gone to Nogal
for visit to his son. Mr.. Peters is in
Ierested in Jicarlla mines and will return
to White Oaks in few days.
DR.. Daniel Dorchester, of Washington,
.. o., superintendent OF Indian schools,
and wife, were in the city the tirst part of {
,he week and left Wednesday morning s
%! The MesCalero agency. Mr.. Dor 5
'hester will look after the educational t
it1alrs there and incidentally report as to
he general condition OF the agency Las q
Cruces Republican,. :
Guadalupe Ascarate and family were f
n FL Paso last week, completing a deed @
o tract of land in Mexico, to Nestor q
Armlo. The deed was properly signed, t
nd Mr. Ascarate received the handsome q
um OF 100000. Mr.. Ascarate still owns b
piece of land in Mexico, big enough d
make county.-Las Cruces r Rapub C
can. O
Larry McKeefrey was killed on the b
.rsco one day last week by Old man +
Weaver. 1t is claimed that McKeefrey Y
rove his sheep upon Weaver's land and n
n the trouble which ensned Weaver II
iIled McKeefrey. Weaver is an old man ii
D years of aye, and is said to he peace q
bic citizen. He surrendered himself to CO
he officers Silver City Enterprise
W. H. Hanna, superintendent Of the
'ater service on this branch OF the Santa
e, while oD visit to the placer mines in IL
hlch he is interested on the Colorado IL
ver above Y una last week, was over is
ome with the heat, producing quite C.
,rious results On his return at Deming s
became worse and his lower limbs be- "
'me useless, so that he had to be carried p
board the train. He will recover. San al
Iarcial Reporter. Fl
The faculty and students of the agri- 81
lltural college are preparing an q
icellent program for the COM
encement exercises Of the college
rof. Owens and his graduating O(
ass are preparing two dramas and two W
rces which are to be presented to the n
lbllc OF Las Cruces, about the middle O f W
ay. The graduating class exercises m
Ill occupy two nights-s farce and drama VI
be presented each night.-Las Cruces
epublican.
AT Benson, last Friday night, there was o.
dancing contest for prize which was ~
Tered to the couple which would waltz o'
70 longest without stopping. Among 50
q contestants were two well known in
ordsburg, f. A. Woods and Bert Woods. 50
we couples were on the floor when one -
the la1ies tainted, the music stopped
Id the contest was declared draw.
ley had waltzed an hour and thirty
,e minutes without resting. .-Lordsburg
beral.
Las Cruces note; The prospectus and 7
laws of the Rio Grande Land & Irriga-
IN company has just been issued from
g Republican job rooms. The officers
this company are W. II. II. Llewellyn,
esldent; George Lynch, secretary A.
cCllntock, general manager; directors,
=. II. II. Llewellyn, E. C. Wade, George
'nch, 7. Brsnigan and A. McClintock. 81
le object of this company is worthy of .
arty support as it will aid n advancing