Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-16
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Deming will have mask bsll on I'll
22d.
The Eddy Ministries are making fun fc
the velleyites.
Jose II. Mcntoya, of Chavez station
Valencia county denies that he sci
liquor to the Navajses.
The Exchange bank has been estal
lished at White Oaks, this territory, wit
John Y. Hewitt as president VIM. Wal
son, vice president, and j. w. collars
cashier.
The Democratic territorial central com
mittee has been called to meet here, b.
the chairman, on the 10Th of March, tn
time OF the great irrigation convention. =
Las Vegas Optic.
AT shoot, at Las Vegas yesterday, be
tween Ralph Oldham and Arthur +
Jison, at fifty pigeons each, for a purse O
$50, Oldham secured forty.six and Jilsor
forty-tliree.
Deming note: "The First Nationa
bank corner looks mighty lonesome since
Cashier Seibold bied his way to Velasco
seeking deep water plants"
Mariana Garcia and an Indian nameC
Vicente will be tried to-day before Justice
Whiting, at Albuquerque, on the charge
of attempting to commit rape on the
person OF an aged lady.
Chas. S. Davis, an alleged mining man
from Mora county, will probably come to
the conclusion, after seeing press COM
men,s on his ST. Louis talk, that his
mouth is liable to get him into trouble.
Charles Springer, W. Nj. Eads, D. T.
Hoskius, j. NJ. Cunningham and I. A.
Schomberg have applied for, and obtained,
charter for national bank, at Ration,
capital $4,000; to be known as the
First National bank of Ration.
liz compliance with the proclaim alton of
Governor Prince, the Pecos Irrigation &
improvement company has appointed G..
o. Shields, E. E. Clark and 9. G. Blod-
gett as delegates to the irrigation conven-
tion to be held at Las Vegas next month.
Eddy Argus.
The money paid out by the Rio Grande
Smelling company, directly and indirect
ly, for their labor in Socorro amounts to
nearly $4,000 every month, this not in
cludlng anything paid but for ore.-So.
corro Chieftain. An economical plant
that. The Blossburg coal mines pay out
$4,000 per month.
MIR. J. q. Burge, Of Las Cruces, was in
Demlng last week engaged in re.organ IL.
ing the Odd Fellows lodge and putting
it in good running shape. Mr.. Burge has
organized five lodges in this territory in
;he last six mouths, and the order gener-
ally in New Mexico is in good condition.
Tho Thompson Wilson fight took place
afternoon, in Old Albuquerque,
asting four rounds, Marquis of Queens.
1ury rules. A foul, claimed at the end of
he fourth round, by Wilson's second,
vas allowed, and gave Wilson the fight
Wilson fouled Thompson in the sec ond
'ound, but it was not claimed. The fight
vas witnessed by 500 eople, so it is said.
At the meeting of the Penasco REESE r.
'oir and Irrigation company the following g
)osrd of directors was elected: A. B.
7all and E. G. Wade, of Las Cruces; J.
!. Dolan, of Lincoln; James Hinkle,
Peter Corn, John Beckett, James Han
'ock and j. B. Mathews, OF Lower Penas-
20. The directors then elected the fol-
owing officers: A. B. Fall, president;
Peter Corn, vice president James Hinkle,
ecretary and treasurer: E G. Wade, at.
orney; and James Hancock and E. G.
Made, executive committee. The com.
'any have quite surplus of funds en-
land and will, within the next two weeks,
rave competent engineers and surveyors
1t work running lines and making esti-
mates on canals, latersls, storage reser-
'oirs, etc. Eddy Argus.