Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-01
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Silver City has commercial club.
White Oaks will organize an Odd Eel
l1ws lodge.
The firm of Fielder Bros. & Hefin
Silver City, has been dissolved by the
retirement Of James S. Fielder.
The Silver Mining company, OF Lake
Valley, will ship all ores to the Ell Pasc
smelter, a contract having been made fol
the present year.
Chief Justice James O'Brien will open
the ladies' fair at Ration, Monday evening
February 90, and will deliver an address
on the subject of Washington's birthday
1t is understood that the sports at AL.
buquefque are arranging another glove
contest for Mccoy, and his contestant i:
likely to be l.. Talbot, brawny colored
man.
The aggregate of the tax list in Slve,
City for 1891 is $ll ,536. .66. The delin'
quent list now published foots up only
81 /, 1856. 30-a little over 10 per cent OF the
tax roll.
Col. Fountain and Carl Clausen are
pushing laudable enterprise in their
work for the establishment OF traction
road to the Organs for the transfer of ore
to this city.-Las Cruces Republican.
There are 8 500, 900 acres Of free govern
ment farming land surrounding the town
OF Clayton, and every may who wants il
can get farm within half mile of town,
free gratls.--Clayton Enterprise
Las Vegas is to have a new hotel. Says
the Free Press The hotel committee
have now between IS, 900 and 10000 of
stock subscribed for. They are still
working and it will only be short time
till the required amount will be raised.
Joe Bennett had fine 3.year-od horse
with saddle, bridle and blankets stolen
from in front of the Central hotel, this
city, about 10 o'clock p. M, Tuesday.
No trace of the horse or the thief has yet
been discovered. A liberal reward will be
paid for information leading to arrest OF
the thief Las Cruces Republican.
Silver City note: Thos. b. Pheby was
arrested in this city by Deputy U. S.
Marshal Baca, on Sunday, charged with
violation OF the Edmunds law. He ap-
peared before U. S. Comr. H. W. Lucas
and gave bond in the sum of $1,000 for
his appearance in the U. S. court at Las
Cruces, Monday.
Our public school finances are in a
healthy condition, and our board of trus-
tees deserve the thanks of every citizen
of this community. Of course our liberal
new school law has something to do
with the case," but the management OF
the funds has certainly been excellent
Roswell Register.
Bonanza mine and mill working stead
lily and without hitch. Another car load
of concentrates will be shipped this week
making about eighty tons shipments Of
concentrates and two cars of first-class
ore for January. Ore vein in breast lower
level over two solid sulphide ore of high
grade shipping ore. Lower drift alone
has produced thirty five tons this month.
-Hillsl oro Advocate.
Las Cruces note Don Martin Amador
recei ed last Tuesday, letters patert upon
all invention known as cultivating ma
chine. The object aimed at is to sxpediate
the cultivation of land, the construction
of borders and bitches and various other
work in cereal production and general
farming. The invention may revolution
ize the present system of land cultivation,
and, as an example of the high esteem In
which it is held by those in position 10
know its value, we learn that Mr.. Amador
has been asked his price for half inter-
est by New York parties.
Chaves county: Mr.. James M. Miller is
setting good example to bis fellow far
mers by teaching them how to be indie
pendent and make noney. He has gone
into the pork business extensively, and is
now furnishing our merchants with the
finest quality OF hams, bacon and pure
lard. Mr.. Miller grows his hogs on alfal-
ia and hardens them on corn. OF course
he cannot begin to supply the demand,
80 there is room for every one who wishes
to go into the pork business in this val
ley.