Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
EDDY ECHOES,

Lucius Anderson has commenced prep
arations for the erection of handsome
$4,000 residence on Canal street for Fl. P.
Brown, cashier of the First National
bank.
DR.. Bearup, who has resided in this
| ! art of the country for several years, has
'st permanently established an office
| In Eady and will remove his family from
Roswell in about two weeks.
Walter Kinder and his party recovered
10000 feet of hume and bridge lumber
from along the Pecos river. The material
will be used again in the big fume. Some
of the timbers we-" +"ken from the river
sixteen miles above Pecos.
Farmers who wish to experiment with
sugar beet culture and to study the growth
and needs of the plant can obtain seeds
| from the immigration office. There will be
a factory in the valley by and by and the
farmer who has learned to grow beets will
have an advantage. The beets are profit
able to raise for stock feed and therefore
there is no loss on experimental crops.
Argus.
The board of governors of the Eddy
club is now listed as follows: E. B. Bron-
son, W. A. Hawkins, E. q. Shields, j. N.
Miller, W. A. Finlay, H. P. Brown, J. L.
Warren and F. V. Piontkowsky. At the
annual election the following officers were
chosen: Chas. B. Eddy, president; Chas.
q. Blodgett, vice-president; Thos. +.
Blackmore, secretary; c. E. Conway,
treasurer.
Joshua Hale, of Lincoln county, was
arrested Tuesday ten miles north of Eddy
by Deputy Sheriff Guyse, from Lincoln.
Hale had eighty head of cattle on which
taxes are due. These, he claims, belong
to his wife and were being taken to
Texas. The officer intimated that there
is dispute as to the title to some of the
cattle, which will be taken back to Lin
coin. Mr.. Hale says that twenty-five
horses belonging to him were sold for
taxes, for 81 each, that his crops on the
Ruidoso we're failure and that he is in
hard luck generally.
Once month through the winter land
seekers tickets will be sold from eastern
points, via the Texas & Pacific and A., 7
& s. F. and connecting lines to Eddy, for
one fare for the round trip, good for
thirty days. But the lines also sell on all
days "Winter Tourist" tickets to Eddy, one
fare for the round trip, good to return
until June l, 1894. The land seekers
rate applies to all southwestern points,
but "Winter Tourist" rates can be had
only to Ell Paso, Galveston, Fort Worth
and Dallas. The railroads have learned
that Eddy is an important point for
winter travel, and are doing all they can
to stimulate it.-Argus.
CHAMA CHAT.
Supt. Garbutt, of the Abiquiu placers,
was transacting business here on Satur-
day. ss..
The pay'car came in Wednesday and
the railroad boys are correspondingly
happy.
| g. H. Stephens, of Pueblo, shipped
eight cars of wool from here to Phila-
delphia.
Romulo Martinez, of TERRA Amarillo,
was in Chama last week delivering two
cars of wool.
Postmaster Groves expects to open a
hotel at the Abiquiu placers as soon as
he is relieved of his office.
Will Hinderman, of TERRA Amarilla
has four cars of wool stored that he is
holding for an advance in prices.
Miguel Chavez was up from Parkview
Thursday delivering 10000 pounds Of
wool that he sold to Pueblo firm.
s. H. Stephens, of Pueblo, has pur-
chased $4,000 lbs Of wool at Parkview and