Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03
TERRITORIAL TIPS.


RATION ECHOES.
A Commercial club is soon to be or
ganized,
Ration may will be proud of its public
schools
An experimental stone crossing was
ordered put in on Fourth street and Rio
Grande avenue. If it is satisfactory. con-
tracts will be let for other crossings.
Miller & Snow have booked for the
Ration opera house, skipped by the Light
of the Moon for the 9th; George w.
Lederer's in u and l." on the 14th; Eu-
nice Goodrich, 10Th, Goth and 2lst,
Mr.. David Sayers, representing the
Fidelity Building & Loan association, of
Denver, has been in Ration this week with
view of interesting the people here in
his company,
Last Saturday morning Mr.. Joseph F.
Chamberlain, worthy citizen of Ration,
died and was buried Monday afternoon,
the remains being escorted to the ceme-
terry by large number of citizens, some
fifty of the A., 7. & S. T. shop employees
being in the procession. The deceased
was in the 9th year of his age, and had
suffered with asthma for eighteen years.
A daughter and tour sons survive him.
Mr.. D. B. Powers, of Memphis, Texas, a
practical and experienced mill man, has
entered into contract to have in opera
tion grist mill of seyenty-fve barrel
capacity by the LIST of August next at
Maxwell City. This much needed enter
prise will stimulate wheat growing in the
fertile Vermejo valley and in a few years
that productive section of COlfax county
will have as enviabe reputation for its
wheat in quality and quantity as it now
enjoys for its fruit.-Range.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
Shirley died after a short illness.
The brother and sster-in-law of Mrs
A. G. Abeytia have returned to Santa Fc.
Miss Ruby Lynch has accepted a posi-
tion at the Bazaar with Geist & Prig-
more.
The Methodist church, during the pres
ent revival services, is securing larger
heariLg than at any previous meeting, for
years. Interesting services are always
appreciated
Some vouno gentlemen and vonr,,
ladies' were ont skating in tho co,o, Io'
yond the SPRINGS. when sevnr1I nf tho
party broke through, One vonnr l,dy. If
is said, went out of sight. but was rescued
without damage.
DEMING DOTS.
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in lotoiIuop w W 'ne Pia"' VI 'ne Dehiln8
tI"nu , t".oi oVHiPunE ~ nii@hV be
ganizotion to huild Lorsn, 70 w. ,,o.+
and southwest of the city for the purpose
OF making the locality health and pleas
ure resort. The site OF the water works
| ls mile and quarter from the center Of
the city and Is on an elevation of thirty
A'o i''''
R. j. Kerr, of III Paso, who has the con-
tract for supplying the Tanning Extract
company with 1000 tons of cana-agria
root, is rapidly ompleting his agreement.
Over 100 men are at work digging the
root, and their operations extend over a
radius of six miles in the immediate
,oInr .l Iorod | Abnut ty tynnnt, 49, 'G"n u,n
Tons ore hein,, ootberod and stored doj,,,
Tins Gov 30 100 to,s hovo toon sI,1
nlied ACCORDING to the terms of tbo con-
tract Tbe MINISTRY is nroyinr n boom
to this section and rrnore ara rife of nd
ditionoI nIants hnina erected in Nav Nav.
ico and Arizona, Arrangenants ore heina
made for the cnltivati6n of tho root oT