Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-13
TERRIFIC RIAL TIPS.

W. T. McCreight was yesterday electe
chief of the Albuquerque fire department
When the Csrrizo mines are opene,
their ores will be treated on the San Jual
river in the vicinity of the coal beds a
Olio and Jewett, and there will be one o
the liveliest towns in the country. In
dex.
Notwithstanding the recent bank fail
ures there is more money in circulation
in this city at the present tune than fo
several years. 1t will take something
more than bank failures and drought tt
keep Silver City down. Enterprise.
Reports from all portions of the county
are favorable to the stock interests anC
taking in connections with the fact thai
cattle has passed through the winter as
well as they have, it certainly should en-
courage our stock raisers. Poison Metro
poitan.
DR.. W. Y. Shepard, one OF the leading
homeopathic physicians of this city. hat
wound up his practice here and will leave
this week for his old home in Patterson.
vile, Iowa, his intention being that ol
remaining east permanently .-Albnquer.
que Times.
Mining engineers OF Ouray, Colo,
Messrs. Jackson and Ovens, with com
plete camp outfit, passed through Largo
recently on their way TO ManCCs, Colo,
They came from Jemez springs, where
they have been doing great deal of work
recently San Juan Times.
In the case of the territory vs.. Jas.
Reynolds, for murder, tried at HilIsboro,
Reynolds received sentence of five
years In the penitentiary. The prisoner
has been confined In Jail in Grant county
for three years, awaiting trial for the
murder of Irwin Moore on the Mlmbres.
John Walters has discovered magnif.
cent deposit of mica in tie San Andres
mountains. The Leader OF White Oaks
says: at peels as thin and is as trans
parent as that on hand here in the service
of dealers purchased from those in the
trade. Specimens can be seen at Park
er's hardware store, and Walter says that
there is mountain of it"
M. f. Sena, the deputy county clerk of
Valencia county, in addition to his office
duties, runs large farm that keeps twelve
men busy at work, and raises everything
he needs on the place. He is live, pro-
gressive young man, well educated and
posted on all the topics of the day, aud a
credit to the territory.
The bank of Gallup, which was only
established short time ago, advertises
for its depositors to call and withdraw
their money as it is going out OF business.
The banks which retired few weeks ago
did not give that kind Of notice, though
their depostors would like to have known
few days previously that they would
close.
Work Of widening the Haford ditch in
the Flora Vista country, was completed
this week and water turned in Tuesday.
By this the ditch has been convicted into
a veritable canal eight feet wide on the
bottom, carrying large volume of water.
Work is being prosecuted on the extern
sion OF the ditch, and will be pushed all
summer in order to carry it out upon the
mesa back of Pennington before fall
San Juan Index.
Chloride Black Range: The people OF
Hillsborough held railroad meeting last
"OSh. AhC pCoPio ap pLiO SouhtJ SSoV oiV
awake to and realize the benefits that
would be derived by closer and more
convenient railroad connection and they
desire the extension of the Lake Valley
branch Of the Athison, Topeka and Santa
Fe road to that place, and it is to be hoped
that their desire will be realized. Now
let the people of northern Sierra county
put their shoulders to the wheel and
urge the extension of the A., T. & S, f.
branch from Magdalena into this section
of the Black Range.
AThe ladies who came to Jewett last fall
to establish an Indian school under the
auspices of the Ladies' Home Missionary
society of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Mrs. Eldridge and Mrs. Raymond, are
reported progressing finely in their work
with very fiattering results. Last week
in addition to their original building,
second Was com Dletad materially incyaas.