Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-02
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

George W. Blankenslip, leadinl
citizen OF Eddy county, died of apopIexy
The lower Pecos valley has a new towr
called "JagviIle another illustration o.
what water will DO.
Mrs. German, of Las Cruces, is an ap
plicant for the position of matron at the
territorial insane asylum.
Two Mexican boys while herding sheen
near Hatch station last Sunday afternoon
were killed by lightning, and com.
panion dangerously shocked and not ex.
pected to live. About forty of the flock
OF sheep were killed at the same time
Kingston SHAFT.
EDDY note: The county commissioners
have ordered the census taken OF that part
OF the town it is proposed to incorporate,
and it is quite probable that the question
OF incorporation will be submitted to the
vote OF the people some time next month.
Very encouraging news was received
here last Thursday in regard to railroad
matters. 1t ls now more than ever ap-
parent that work will be resumed in q
very few weeks at the farthest Every
thing indicates that the long protracted
delay is nearly over, ahd that the day of
deiverance from doubt and uncertainty
is nearly here.-Demiug Headlight.
Walter B, Stevens, correspondent, and
Armand Wecher, staff artist of the St.
Louis Globe Democrat, were among the
arrivals last Thursdsy. These gentlemen
are here for the purpose of getting ma.
terlal Tor an article which will appear in
the colums OF that paper. S. W. Russell
had them i'll charge and drove them
around to the different places Of interest
in this valley.-Eddy Citizen.
The Roswell Record is confident that
the fair to be held there this fall, repre-.
sented by Chaves, Lincoln & Eddy coun-
Ties, Will be q greater success than even
The most sanguine at first anticipated. !
The nearer the time for holding the fair |
approaches, the more interest seems to be |
manifested in it. 1t will be attended by
several thousand people from Texas and |
New Mexico, and great number of east
ern people have signified their intention
Of taking advantage of the cheap rate of
to visit the valley
Lincoln Leader: The parish priest OF
Manzano, Father AlejanGro Guyerbeyere,
and Fathers Leon and Manuel, Jesuit mis-.
have held four days's |
mission in this town, beginning Sunday
asst. Nearly all of the children over 6
years of age. in this vicinity, have taken
heir first communion, the little daughter
If Mr. Geo. Sena being the youngest of
he group. The fathers 50 from here to
Nogal, Picacho and other places, and will
cave the county about August %.
Prof f. c. Reinsmith, Of Mt. Carmel,
lis, who is spending the summer visit.
ny G. II. Price, Of Alamosa, passed few
lays here this week guest of John
Jhance. Prof. Reinsmith is graduate of
he Boston conservatory OF music, and
vas also pupil OF Hayden, the famous
,uitarist. So many expressing a desire
o hear him play, the professor kindly
ave musicale at the residence of W. l..
stevens Monday evening. The professor
vas greeted by an appreciative company.
Vho enjoyed the finest piano recital
'robably ever given in Chama. .-Chama
'ew Mexican.
Speaking OF the success which has at.
ended the starting up OF the Hilsboro
melter, the Kingston Shaft says:
Viewed as 6 process of concentration,
he copper matte furnace is most pro.
ounced success. For every ton OF m atte
from twelve to fifteen tons OF
re are consumed and the greater propor-
ion of worthless Stag in the dump repre-
ents the saving effected. The average
Expense of marketing ore in Pueblo, or
)enver, is about $50 per ton the cost of
melting does not exceed IS per ton, so
nat on from eleven to fourteen tons the
aving affected is about $22 per ton. 1t
lust be readily perceived also that $50
r less value ore can not be shipped at
ny profit and that this home process
pens remuneratlve market for unlim.
ed amounts of low grade ore, hitherto
1rown over the dump. or left in the
lines.