Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-09
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Gallup ls growing rapidly AMI yearns TO
b9 county seat.
Clayton Dorsey, Of Ration. will take mp
tie study Of law at Denver.
One family in Las Vegas has recently
lost three children by diphthe,ia,
And now the Black Range has caught
up the refrain: More railroads for New
MexlcoW
The Rio Grande is as hilh now as it
was any time last wear, and dauger to the
railroad track is spprehended.
Harry Gray, superintendent OF Wilson
Waddlngham's cattle ranches, was ad-
mtted to citizenship in the district court
at Albuquerque.
In Albuquerque up to Saturday twenty
two liquor licenses were issned by the
city clerk, and the sum Of IS, 500 received
for the several funds.
Mcclure Slane, of Springer, is some
thing OF a mechanical genius and his
latest patent is device for hosting water,
which he has patent on.
There are four members of one family
in jail at Los Lunas, charged with murder.
The father of these boys was a hard citi-
zen, and died few years ago, while
under bond awaiting trial for theft.
| Mr.. MuiIison, who bought 700 three
amt four year old steers of Mr.. Barela, Of
Lqs Cruces, shipped the same TO Saratoga
Wyo., Monday and left Tuesday for
! Engle, where lie receives $500 more
Deming Advance.
The long contested apex mining suit
between the Illinois and the Calamity
mining companies was decided by the
court at Silver City last Wednesday,
against the Illinois, with costs OF suit and
nominal damages.
Judge &. W. Wood expects to do a large
commission business this summer. He
has contracted for all of Mrs. Casad and
Prof. Spatcier's fruit, and for the crops of
several Of the surrounding Vineyards
Las Cruces Republican.
Domingo Martinez recently died in
Mora at the age of S6, leaving wife aged
So They were the parents OF sixteen
children, Of whom twelve are vet living.
This couple lived to see 252 of their de-
scendants, of whom 1872 are living.
Arrangements are about mpleted for
a shoot between the FL Paso and Las
Cruces Gun clubs on the 18th. 1t is ex-
pected that about City of FL pasos busi-
ness men win take advantage OF the Oc-
casion for little outing and visit Las
Cruces.
Mr.. Kitchen, who few months ago
had a lot Of fine cattle stolen, has sue
ceeded in trailing them down and finding
n pnttipn of thn had i, Of
parties in San Miguel county and learning
of whom the parties having them claim
to have purchased them. There will be
some startling developments soon.-
Springer Stockman.
The heavy wind Wednesday unroofed
M. keleher's residence, at Travercia pass,
a few miles vest of Folsom, but fortunate
ly no one was hurt. 1t was shingle
roof put up with heavy timbers and when
the wind was done with it, hardly a piece
the size of mans hand WAS to be found.
Folsom Metropolitan.
Miners and spectators are anxiously
awaiting the report of the commission to
investigate the Carrizo mining region on
the Navajo reservation. If that district is
thrown open TO the prospector, 10000
miners will flock to those mines in a very
short time, and Gallup and all western
New Mexico will be benefited.
Unkind cut in the Las Vegas Free
Press: Wednesday was high old day
at Albuquerque, that is, everything that
was not tied down, went up high. The
sand and cobble stones filled the air and
no one ventured out who could possibly
avoid it, The oldest residents could only
say they had never before seen the like.
Note from Anthony, Dona Ara county:
G. L. -Gish has sold eighty head of steers
to j. HI. Riley. George King has sold
his stock cattle to j. H. Riley. B. Nc
Twain has sold about thirty steers to J. Fl.
Riley. Jose Gandarama has sold about
twenty head of steers to ]. II. Riley.
The parties above are all driving their
stock to Las Cruces this week.
Signor Blanco, chief engineer OF the
Mexican boundary commission, accom-
panied by an escort, came up from the
scene of operations on the line, near the
Wragg ranch, on Tuesday. Signor Blanco
left the same evening for Juarez, where
he goes to arrange for supplies for his
commission. In conversation with a
Headlight reporter he stated that the work
was progressing rapidly, and thus far the
former survey had been found to be alb
solutely correct. .-Deming Headlight.
Contrary to the apprehensions of a
short time ago following the cold wave
that then passed over this section, there
will be considerable fruit, especially of the
later yariatina of noat Of which tbarp will
be a full crop. 1t was supposed that all
peaches and most of the apricots were
killed, but there will be a small crop, in
some localities fair crop of both peaches,
and apricots. Fruit and vegetation Of
every kind have come forward very rapid
ly during the past week.-Deming Head
light.
Why White Oaks is Sin it" is because
she has phenomenally rich gold mines
The Old Abe is tested to depth OF over
$50 feet and a small gross output of her
holdings has produced over $500, 1000
The North Homestake, tested to depth
of over 1000 feet and still dry and ore
continuous, has produced over $400 900
All gold ore in the camp is free milling.
Because White Oaks has an inexhaustible
supply of superior coal within three
miles of her gold mines. Because i'm
mense bodies of good iron are within
four miles of the coal. Because OF the
large deposits of the finest black marble
in the United States. Because there are