Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-05
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

in Kingston, the thermometer being l0%
in the shade.
The base ball match tetwcen IliIsboro
and kinE ston was grand success, King
ston came out winner 3 to ].
The go called giant fire-crackers ought
to be boycoted. 1t is possible that they
contain dynamite and not powder.
Hon. T. d. Burns and the Biggs Lum-
ber Co. will rebuild at once the telephone
line between here, Parkvew and 'rierra
Amarillo.
At Silver City the Normal institute
being conducted by the county superln
tendent of the public schools is well at
tended by the teachers.
Prof. Chase celebrated the day at
Ramona school by starting up his new
wind mill, with circular saw and feed mill
attachment. It works nicely.
Work on Brockman's new mill at Lone
Mountain is being pushed forward and it
Will be put into operation about the mid
die OF August, ores from the May Flower
and Baby mines.
Several more Cinnamon have been
taken in by the customs officials at and
near DeGing the past week Another
batch will leave for the celestial kingdom
via San Francisco sometime during the
week
Ricardo Coleman, native of Mesila
valley, recently invented miners
candlestick. lie sent model of his in.
ventlon to the patent office at Washing
ton, and it was accepted and approved
lie will in a short time be possessor of
patent to his invention.
Springer is recovering its old prestige
as wool market. Large consgnmants
are coming in dali to the S. NJ. & B.
Go. On Saturday last IS 900 pounds Of
wool was unloaied at the warehouse OF
the commission house. -Stockman.
The Lordsburg school district has en-
gagged Prof. Campbell to teach the school
next year. an eight months school at
500 per month. Prof Campbell taught
the Silver City school last year and gave
satisfaction.
Pedro Gonzales, Las Cruces shoe.
maker, who was indicted and in Jail fer
the killing OF Ismael Montoya, and who !
was liberated at the last term of court |
skipped the town, with the old shoes that
had been left in his charge for repair.
A fire Saturday evening last destroyed
a barn and contents belonging to d. NJ.
Basham. Loss, $3.50; no insurance. The
fire was caused by children firing some
near the building. During the
excitement thief entered the residence
ana stole pocketbook containing 500
Chama Northwest.
f. '. B. Hoes and B. p. Shearer came
here from Chicago few months ago to
look at our mines. They took hold of the
Comstock and kangaroo under bond and
lease and have paid $4,000 for the lat
ter, and in all have cleaned up $3.50 900
from the two mines and plenty of ore in
sight yet.-Shaft.
Senator Dorsey arrived home from
Denver Monday last, accompanied by DR..
Fred W. Seward, proprietor OF "Inter-
pines,' famous sanitarium at Goshen,
n. Y. The doctor will locate an institu-
ion for eastern incurables in this vicinity
i he can succeed in purchasing suitable
place for it Springer stockman.
A cantata, the Flower Queen, is being
prepared by Mrs. S. NJ. Blggs, Mrs. W.
R. Weaver, Mrs. w. L. Stevens, Mrs.
Jhas. Hartman and others, assisted by
he young ladies of the town. 1t will be
'iven to raise funds for general cir
ulating library for Chama. - Chama
Northwest.
A very rich strike and discovery of gold
8 reported in the quartzite dyke between
he Percha below Hilsboro and Oak
springs on the Lake Valley road. These
re all the particulars received up the
writing friday. 1t is known, however,
hat sale in this mineral belt is about to
AXE place at Cold Springs that will run
way up in the thousands. .-Kington
'haft.
At the territorial pententiary the day
vas made most pleasant for the inmates.
n the chapel musical and literary pro.
,ram was rendered at II o'clock and adj
idresses were delivered in English
y j. NJ. Dean and in Span
'h by j. M. G.. Gomez. An extra
inner was served at which each man had
pint of cherries and all the lemonade
e could drink. A feature of the day
'as the raising of handsome flag.
Col. Robert S. Goss, of the military
cademy, Roswell. was in town Yesterday
n his way to Fort Stanton and other
oints on business connected with the
cademy. In call at this Office he
lated that the outlook for the school is
cry promising, and that there are al
'ady more applicants for the coming
ear than there are accommodations and
EDITIONS to the buildings must be made
lrng the summer, Lincoln Reppb.