Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-07
TERRITORIAL TIPS.


Fred Otero, son of Hon. Mariana Otero
visited Largo, on the 26th investigating
the hay resources of the country with
the idea of feeding horses this winter.
Vidal Lujan and c. j. Snyder are nc
lively engaged in improving their cattle
range in Canon Carrzo. Among the i'm
provements contemplated is large lake
to increase the much needed water faclli-
! ties.
Rev. George Needham since he gave up
his charge in Pennington to Rev. How
ard, has abandoned preaching altogether
for the present, and is giving his undiyid-
ed attention to his paper, the Rocky
Mountain Methodist
Many Navajoes are off the reservation
hunting deer in and adjacent to the cat
tie ranges of Gallegos, Blanco, Largo and
Carrizo. AS much of the venison smacks
of the flavor and appearance of veal, it is
causing considerable i'll feeling on the
part of the stockmen toward these vagrant
wards of Uncle Sam.
Tho contract for sinking the wells for
the La Plata Ditch company taken by
Messrs. Sheek & Gambel was abandoned
for time owing to the hard contact that
the company struck, making the sinking
of the wells very difficult matter 1t is
understood, however, that they intend TO
go on with the work.
John s. Delusche, of Jewett, one of the
oldest settlers of the lower San Juan, has
marketed this year 5000 pounds of
winter apples and 1000 pounds of
peaches. Mr.. Delusche during the past
season has added $50 pear aal apple
trees TO his fine orchard. He has 100
tons of alfalfa in stacks that he will feed
out this winter.
Lon Arlington, who had the contract to
place the posts for the La Plata ditch
people, is about through with the con
tract. When completed there will be not
far from twenty miles of fencing that
will enclose 5000 acres of land. We no.
tice by the Santa Fe papers last week
that Joe Prewitt was in the capital on
business connected with the land of the
company.
ALBUQUERQUE TIPS.
Little Willie Frazier who has the scarlet
fever, is pretty sick boy; it is a case
of congestion of the lungs.
Gallup will hold big mass meeting on
Dec. IA to discuss the creation of new
county, with Gallup as the county seat.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have postponed their bazaar and supper
from Thursday and Friday of this week
to Thursday and Friday of next week, the
18th and 10th.
The handsome two-story brick resi-
dence of Chas. Mausard, on the corner of
Second street and Fruit avenue is COM
pleted, and this week Mr.. Mausard will
take possession.
In the district court in the case of Will !
lard s. Strickler ct al VS. Floyd Jarrett,
OF al, assumpsit by attachment, judgment
by default, was rendered in plaintiffs |
favor for $4,000.
Prof. j. G. Lennon, a distinguished
botanist of California, with his wife, are
1t the San Felipe, after jaunt through
The Sandia mountains in the vicinity of
Camp Whitcomb, San Lorenzo springs
ind Tijeras.
Jacob Weinman and wife, with Walter,
will leave the city for New York, where he
will engage in business He consummat-
ID the sale of his residence, corner of
Railroad avenue and Arno street, to j. F.
luthy for $8,250.
B. F. Karrick, of Pueblo, Colo, direc-
or in the big coal company that works
he coal mines at Gallup, came down to
he city last night on business. c. A.
iarriner, also of the company is here.
They have important business with the
'anta Fe railroad regarding fuel matters
0 transact.
EDDY ATOMS.
Our leading merchants did business of
250,0 900 in the last twelve months.
Mechanics of all kinds and all classes of
aborers are employed at good wages.
The irrigation company is making vast
as is also the town com
any. J