Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-26
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Heavy rain followed ly hail at Albu
. . querque on Saturday evening.
a The marriage Of Trinidad Vigil, Of Ken
. ton, Okla, and Miss Odela Cardenas, i!
+ announced to take place at Springer OF
, the 9th inst.
Nj. q. de Baca is making arrangements
3 to establish Spanish newspaper in Al
r buquelqne. 1t will he published weekly
. and will te Republican in politics.
, Another child Of Il. +. Fox died OF
, diphtheria at Albuquerque FL Paso has
twenty cases Of this dread disease and
many fatalities are reported among chit,
dren.
Las Vegas note An injunction was
, granted Oh Saturday by Judge O'Bren
enjoining Lorenzo Valdez ct al, from
collecting aF7 600 claim in the court OF
claims at Washington, until the further
order of the court.
DR.. W. NJ. Sparks ia in from his ranch
beyond Roriada. lie reports most of the
crops looking well. He has potatoes,
planted the 2Sth of May, which now
weigh three quarters OF ponnd, though
the vines are just coming into hloom.-
fQptic.
| The Cerrillos Rnstler says: From Wal
lace to Albuquerque the Rio Grands pre-
sents trn y agricultural appearance this
year. Probably double the amount of
wheat has been raised this than any
previous year, The crop has just been
harvested and is being threshed There
ls also an increased acreage Of corn,
which is looking well for the season.
Mesilla valley waif; The fruit ranch of
Mrs. c. A. Bailey will bo a good producer
this year. The apple crop will not be
large, but by reason of there being few
upon each tree they should be OF fine
quality and large size. The alfalfa is
very good. She is just finishing putting
up the second crop. Her bees are pro-
ducing large quantities of honey.
Hon. L. G. Fort returned from hurried
trip to Salt Lake City last night. He
says the country is very much like this,
but has set Of live, pushing people. He
saw I. B. McNair and A. j. Houghton,
formerly of this place, and Major Breeden,
OF Santa Fe, all of whom are doing we'll
and enjoying life in Mormondom. Las /
Vegas Free Prese.
Prof. Campbell has been elected the
successor of Prof. Ramsay, as principal
of the New West academy at Las Vegas.
lie was also elected to professorship in
the fine old college at Knoxville, Tenn,
where he has friends, and the headmas-
tership of collegiate institute at Port
land, Ore. He has decided to accept at
Vegas, both salary and climate being
highly satisfactory. Silver City Enter
prise.
Early fruit shipments from the valley
have been large and they clearly show
the possibilities. Our fruit has been the
favorite in every market to which it has
been shipped and our commission men
have been flooded with orders which they
could not fill. Early fruit commands the
top OF the market and several orchards in
the valley will this year show yield of
from $500 to 81 900 per acre.-Lss Cruces
Republican.
Hillsboro items: Tho Hillsboro smelter
is turning out from two to two and half
tons of rich copper matte every twenty
four hours. Some of this copper is so
pure that it can be cut with a knife.
g The first two carloads OF matte from
the Hillsboro smelter will go to the Argo
refining works at Denver, and will 20 up
with flags flying and big chrome on
each car. Work on the refining
furnace of the Ilillsboro smeter is delayed
this week from lack of brick.
Leonard 0. Roy, who had been in the
Glorietas some days in hopes of gaining
strength, died shortly after being carried
On the train due from the north early this
Deceased has been sick with
His father, who is in the
employ Of the A. & F., brought the young
nan home. Deceased was aged 81 years,
and for time was connected with the
postal service, figuring, during his term,
n robbery in which he suffered loss =
1t the hands OF the robbers A Albuquer.
lue Citizen.
The suit in which an unusual amount {
If interest was taken concerning the
Jomstock, Kangaroo and Candona mines
It Kingston, came off Wednesday. For |
he defense we're Judges Warren and Q
Fergusson. The representatives for the =
plaintiffs were S. b. Newcomb, f. w. /
'arker and T. F. Conway, which resulted 4
n the protection OF the plaintiff. His
1onor, John R. McFie, after all evidence .
vas taken, placed the defendants under
5000 bond and eDjoined them from
sposng of any OF the property.-Las
'ruces Republican.
From the Hutchinson, Kas., News:
James Hetherington, a resident of Las
)ruces, N. NJ, was coming in on the
ANITA Fe last night, when three strangers,
ne OF them farmer (?), engaged his I,
ttention in game with three cards, and !
one him up for $500. He got off the
rain here in hopes of catching them, as
hey also got off, but it was like looking
or needle in haystack. His men and =
is money flew together. 1t does appear
nat man competent to 60 so far away
'om home without guardian would l
ave more sense than to monkey with
lree-card monte men. A man who
aads the papers and tries to keep posted
n what is going on, had ought 10 know
etter than to bet on another mans