Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-29
TERRIFIC RIAL TIPS.

April has been fixed by the county
school superintendent as Arbor day at
Las Vegas.
IL is said that syndicate OF eastern
capitalists is contemplating the conetru:-
ton OF railroad from Cooks Peak to
| Florida station.
A rich strike of ore has been made on
the east side Of the Florida mountains
The ore will run 100 ounces 10 silver and
40 per cent lead. 1920
Mr.. D. P. Ballad, of Chicago, is max
ing a tour of New Mexico, gathering in.
formation to be used In lecture on "our
arid repions," which he proposes to de-
liver in the north and east.
Eddy note A new delegation from
California came in Thursday. 1t vas:
Messrs. J. b. Coates, and l.. Ii. Barn
hart, contractors and builders L. Qulnn
and George Pittenger, painters, and Mr..
Geo. L. Traver, vineyardist. 4
The corporations got in their work at
the Democratic primaries. Mr.. Childers,
if elected, will represent the Santa Fe
road in the council, and Mr.. S.etson, VINO
is manager of the Water Works com psnv,
will see to it that that corporation does not
fer.-Albuque,que Citizen.
Mr.. Harcourt Willis. lately OF New
York, and his friend, Mr.. e. +. Seward,
son of the well known DR.. Seward, of
Goshen, N. Y, came in on the 10th. Mr..
Willis has an option on forty acres of the
Rogers section and expects to plant a
vineyard there. He will also take up 800
acres in the upper portion of the valley.
DR.. Seward is expected here shortly
Eddy Citizen.
Col. P. R Smith, holding the proxies
OF the eastern stockholders of the Rio
Grande Irrigation & Colonization COM
pany, met with the New Mexico stock
holders yesterday in Albuquerque. The
main purpose of yesterdays meeting was
to provide remedy to Offset an annoying
law suit among Boston members, and, it is
said, that object was carried out.
Frank W. Crebles, who recently sold
out his Arcade restaurant at San Pedro
to Santa Fe parties, Is in the city. Prof.
G. w. Pow ers, Arthur Sands and Chas.
German, of Aspen, Colo, are also here
with the gentleman. Prof. Powers states
that San Pedro is looking up, and that
the trouble with the Lincoln. Lucky peo-
pie has been satisfactorily settled checks
all been honored, and everybody happy.
Citizen.
Later information in regard to the sale
of the Hanover mines, Grant county,
makes the bona fide consideration $l10,-
900, and the number Of properties secured
by the Pittsburg syndicate as tnirty-one.
1t is also stated that the new proprietors
will construct new railroad from Han
over to Silver City in order to provide an
outlet for the large output Of the mines.
The properties will be greatly improved in
the near future, and the outlook for that
region is certainly bright. H.
The Mexican government has given for
NAL notice that all American cattle grazing
on Mexican soil must be driven across the
line before April 10, otherwise they will
be seized and sold for duty. This law has
been in existence for year or more, but
has not been strictly enforced during that
time. The cattlemen are hard at work
removing their stock, and the greater part
will be driven across before the limit.
Stockmen owning land in Mexico are
exempt from the provisions of the law.
Juan Jose Garcia this morning through
his attorneys, Neill B. Fled and F. w !.
Clancy, filed four separate suits-one
against Jesus B. Armilo and Ana Maria
Suarez de Garcia; Jesus B. Armijo, eject
ment; Jesus B. Armjo and Mariana Ar
milo, trespass, and Jesus B. Armijo, Ma
riano Armijo, Amado G. de Baca, and
Transito L. Malta, trespass. The suit are
the outcome of the tearing down of the
old adobe houses in the "acre," for which
there is considerable discussion as to " no
are the owners Of the property.
querque Citizen.
A large number of thrifty, well-to-do
farmers have already come in from various
northern and eastern states, bought land
and opened up farms. A great many
CalforHians are already here and hum
dreds of others have announced their
intention to come in the near future.
These men are all experienced fruit grow
ers and irrigators, and that they should
leave state possessing 90 many advan-
tages as California, and engage in fruit
culture here, is one of the strongest
endorsements this country could ask Tor.
Altogether more than 20, 1000 acres of new
land are being broken up this spring and
the most encouraging feature Of this
wonderful development is that every new
settler becomes at once an immigration
agent.-Eddy Citizen.