Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-30
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
CHAMA CHAT.

The big lumber mills are running on
full time.
The hills about Chama will be thorough
ly prospected the coming spring.
Last week it showed almost necessarily
in the Cumbres mountains. In some
places there are ten feet of the beauti-
! fui.
Phil Stimmel one of the Oldest and
most popular conductors in the service of
the D. e. r. G. railroad is laid up at
Alamosa with the rheumatism.
Prof. Reinsmith of Vincennes, Ind.
who visited here last year, will remove to
Alamosa in June and organize music
classes at various points, including this
town.
| Geo. Batters is in receipt Of two
thorough bred Yorkshire pigs from
Hardin Mo. Sir Richard and Miss Retta
have the distinction of being the only
pedigreed swine in Rio Arriba county.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
albuquerque registers 1858 city voters.
J. Edward Priest has purchased the
Union saloon on the corner of Third
street and Copper avenue.
The Democrats slated DR.. J. F. Pearce
as their nominee for the Office of mayor,
but after considering the subject care
| fully he concluded later to refuse the
nomination.
Tom Hubbell, one of the special officers
sent out by the Atlantic g. Pacific Rail
road company with posse of armed
men to guard the companys property at
Winslow during the recent trouble, re-
turned to the city Sunday night almost
bent double with acute rheumatism. He
was 50 badly afflicted that several men
had TO lift him from the bus to the Ar
milo house.
ROSWELL RECORDS.
March 81, is fixed as Arbor day.
The fruit trees are in full bloom.
large force is engaged on the water
storage projects.
Tae gentle zephyrs of Eddy county
overturned the stage Wednesday, and
spilled the contents, including four pas
sengers, on the high points of mother
earth. The capsization occurred between
Seven Rivers and Penasco.
Lesnet's bondsmen will have his shortage
to make good. This shortage accounts
for his absence, and all his friends are
shocked at its discovery. Lesnet has
,, some property which his bondsmen will
try to utilize in order to save themselves
on their obligations. There is no man in
this community who has heretofore been
held in higher esteem. by our citizens,
than Receiver Lesnet. The worst feature
in his defalcation and decampment is
that he leaves an invalid wife and seven
small children in Strengthened circum-
stances.
sAN JUAN sIFr1NGs.
The lumber has been delivered at the
Kutz arroyo for the f1ume of the south
side canal, and work will be commenced
at once under the direction of Mr.. Bish-
ops.
The mechanics lien that A. P. Limbocker
and Messrs. Shahan, Chase and Dunlap
have had upon the Independent ditch was
taken off Monday, an amicable adjustment
of the difference having been made.
Thomas J. Arlington closed sale of
three acres of land to Robert G. Prewitt;
the land lies directly west of the town of
Pennington, and will be used to build
residence and business house upon.
Work on the Model ditch will be COM
menced soon. improvement in the val
ley that is going on is marvellous, and so
quietly and with SO little noise and blus-
ter that one hardly realizes how much is
accomplished.
LINCOLN COUNTY NOTES.
The White Oaks school board has de-
cided to hold an election, as required by
law, on the 22d day of April, to vote
bonds for the construction of public
school building.
Gambling will soon be one of the lost
arts in White Oaks. The new license of
5000 payable in advance, for the right to
operate only one single game, has
knocked the "boys" of the Christmas
tree.
A Tularosa correspondent writes: "The
sharper who was recently trailed at White
Oaks, for fraudulently representing
building and loan association of Denver
has been at work hele, and has succeeded
in victimizing several of our citizens
after which he skipped by the light of the
moon."
W. T. Bowman, of the Penasco country,
reports that the mountain fever has pre-
vailed there for several months. Five
peo pie died in his neighborhood. There
haa been diphtheria epidemic and several
recent cases have been reported. Over
on the Rio Grande side of the mountains,