Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-17
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

J. G. SANCHEZ offers reward of $500
for the arrest and conviction OF the mur
derers OF Nicholas J Sanchez, which oc.
cured in Albuquerque on the night Of
July 20.
The Folsom Metropolitan says: Charles
Springer started herd Of 5000 Triangle
/ Dot steers to Kansas last Saturday. He
also shipped 1000 head of 2-years olds to
Kansas pastures.
f. w. Smith is again pushing his Me-
sila valley irrigation canal, and there is
now the best OF prospects that local oppu-
sltion will cease, permitting the success
OF this much needed enterprise.
William W. Edwardy, of Juarez, a
! former newspaper man, died few DAYS
ago in New York. He leaves wife and
a child in Jnarez. He married second
wife in Las Vegas about two years ago.-
Ell Paso Herald.
Frederick Falkner will be hanged for
murder at Las Vegas Friday. The Optic
Gays: sheriff Lopez telegraphed to
Kansas City for hangman's rope, but
the order could not be filled The official
then lost no time in writing to st. Louis
for one"
T. Rouault, while riding out to Serayio's
ranch yesterday, about two miles from
here, was thrown from his horse aud
kicked between the eyes, breaking the
bridge of his nose. He is badly hurt, but
it is thought will pull through alright -
Las Cruces Republican.
Crops in Mora county will he larger
than ever before. The acreage is a great
deal larger and the crops fully % per cent
better than they were ever previously.
The farmers and merchants are jubilant
over the prospects. The season is 30
far along now there is no chance for a
failure.
TIE Black Range Cattle company, in
southern New Mexico, has disposed of its
cattle, ranches and horses to H. NJ. Porter,
OF Springer and Denver. the consideration
being So per head for the cattle, with all
the calves and ranches thrown in. The
cattle are to be counted during the next
two yeas, after which the horses are to
turned in at $40 per head.
W. P. stamm, commission merchant
OF Albuquerque, sent the Denver News
eighteen new subscribers, and the neces.
sary accompanying cash, prompted to do
30 by the advocacy of live issues, the
earnest effort in behalf OF the wealth pro-
ducers OF this nation, as against the mil
lionaries and profeseit nal politicians, and
the friendly feeling toward New Mexico
which the News manifested, in the estl-
nation Of Mr.. Stamm.
The Deming Headlight speaks of the
Valencia county case where the justice
tried some parties for not attending a
meeting he had called as not good argu-
ment to present 10 the senate committee
in favor OF statehood. But New Mexico
is not the only place where justices at.
tempt too much. 1t was only during the
past week we saw in Boston paper
where a Justice sentenced man to be
hung and very near carried out the SEN
tence.-Las Vegas Free Press.
Prof. Hadley, of the agricultural college,
has been appointed chairman on the com.
mittee on education for the purpose OF
preparing the educational exhibit for New
Mexico at the Worlds fair. Undoubted-
ly, with the cooperation OF the other able
and energetic members of his committee,
which includes some OF the most promi
nent educators Of the territory, very
creditable exhibit will be prepared, which
will 60 far towards contradicting the false
impression prevailing in eastern states
the educational advantages in
New Mexico.
Fully quarter OF million OF New Mex
leo sheep are now on the way or ready to
start for northern feeding grounds.
Among the principal lots now moving are
.he following: j. B. Dawson & Son, of
City, $500; Seldomridge &
Pebbles, of Colorado Springs, $4,000;
Jhas. Ifeld, Las Vegas, 81 900; Jenkins
4 Chambers, of Beloit, Kansas, 5000;
Meisner & Robbins, of Sheldon, Nebraska,
1000; Swift & Co., of Kansas City,
10000; S. M. Newton, of Ogden, Kas.,
1000; Paddock & Co., Colorado Springs,
;, 900; j. M. Hallthusen, Colorado Springs,
900.