Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-19
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
GIANT COUNTY GATHERINGS.

GIANT COUNTY GATHERINGS.
Two attempts have been made to Jump
the Last Chance mine, at Pyramid. Both
were unsuccessful
Ten tons of argentiferous lead ore were
received at the Deming ore sampling
works last week from the Flor de Mario
mine in Mexico.
Roberts g. Leshy, the Lordsburg mer-
chants, have incorporated. The style of
the company is the Roberts q Leshy
Mercantile company. The capital stock
is $SO,OOO.
R. 4. F. Penrose and L. W. Barringer, of
Philadelphia, are in Silver City. They
are heavy stockholders in the Hanover
Bessemer Iron Ore association which
owns over 80 mines at Hanover.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable re-
ports which have been received from the
San Juan region there will be quite a
number of Grant county people in the
new field by spring. Quite number are
making preparations to 60 now.
There is not water enough at Pinos
Altos to keep the mills there running
steadily. 1t has been unusually dry there
for year past and if there are not rains
within the next few weeks the water sup
ply will be so small as to be of little use.
After an exciting chase of six hours
Constable McClinchy, of Deming, cap
tured the authors of Sunday nights rob-
berries in the vicinity of Florida station,
together with the greater part of the
stolen property. The robbers were max
ing their escape along the road, carrying
their plunder in large sack. They were
arrested and committed to await trial at
the coming term of court. The robbers,
as was surmised, were tramps, and gave
their names as Frank Brannin and Frank
j Johnson.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
DR.. Henriquez is dangerously i'll.
Father Grom now has an assistant
parish priest.
Mrs. Lewis Lutz has about recoveiea
from her severe sick spell.
A. Staab of Santa Fe, have the
thanks of the Optic for handsome cal
endar.
In the probate court petition was pre-
sented praying the removal of JAS Aber-
crombie and Jose D. Aragon as admins
traitors of the estate of Francisco Real and
the appointment of Jose and Juan Real
and Manuel G. de Baca instead. An In
dian depreciation claim of $4,000 has been
allowed to Francisco Real, hence the fight
as to who shall administer.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
The time may not be far distant when
New Mexico shall have within her bor-
ders a Salvation Army. Mrs. Borden and
Mrs. Parshall, are greatly interested in
the idea.
Geo. L. Stapleton, manager of the
Benefit association, Den
YER, Colo, is in the city. He has the cash
to pay the $4,000 insurance of the late
Hon. Tranquilino Luna, of Valencia coun-
ty.
The Atlantic & Pacific machinist strike
is still on, and the general superintendent
informs reporter that he will soon be
supplied with men from the east. The
conceded so per cent of the de-
mands made by the men. The strikers
remain firm.
A. R. Cassells, prince of BARRIERS, ar
rived home last night and will resume
charge of his business at the old stand.
Cass. has enjoyed much needed rest and
as he could not succeed in removing the
capital here, has returned home to busi-
LAS CRUCES CRUMBS.
Miss Grace Griggs, who has been very
ill for the last three weeks, is getting
much better.
The Times announces that Mr.. Pino's
entire family, including his wife, are down
with scarlet fever.
Dollie Bennett, of Las Cruces, was mar
ried to Miss Maggie Reynolds, of Mesilla,
in Galveston, Texas.
I Work on the Bennett has been sus-
pended for the present, as they are wait
for the settlers belonging to this new con-
tractor to arrive.
Land is being rapidly taken up about
Fort Seldom. Among citizens who have
taken up land at that point are the
Messrs. Mcclure brothers, Morrison and
Preston. They have made homestead en-
tries at the land Office and only await the
extension of the Dona Ana ditch to COM
mence planting.
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