Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-18
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
Auditor W. W. Pope is still confined
to his residence.
The Street Car company has increased
the price of tickets.
The LIST, I'd and 4th ward school grounds
have been graded three feet above the
streets.
The city council should provide some
way to put warrants at par. 1t is ruinoua
to the town to have warrants sold at &C
cents on the dollar.-Citizen.
Mr.. R. H. Greenleaf, who returned
Friday evening from Jemez springs
reports that wild turkey, squirrels, grouse
and trout are very plentiful at the head
waters of the Jemez river.
A New Mexico division Of the Travellers
Protective association will be organized
A meeting of all concerned was held yes
terday at the Columbus hotel. Mr.. r. P.
| Oliver, vice-president of the Colorado
branch, was present to help organize.
Capt. Arthur G. Stokes, professor of
science of the Goss military school has
returned from Chicago. He doomed his
school and territory while there. Stu
dents from as far west as Los Angeles
attended the school.
The dam built by the American Colo
nization company for tho Fruitvale colo
nists, on the Puerco was fifteen feet high
and over 100 feet in breadth. 1t was
built solidly of brush, timber and rock.
1t has been undermined however, to some
extent. A new masonry dam will be
put in this season at Rocky Ford which
will hold all the water.
| EDDY ECHOES.
The fire company organized Friday
night.
| New street sprinklers are laying the
dust in Eddy.
Prof. Fred. Nymeyer has gone to the
Worlds fair.
The conference of the Methodist church
| south was in session last week.
Five carpenters arrived on one train
last week to supply the demand for build
ers.
An orchardist recommends using circles
OF fine wire screen around young trees to
protect from borers.
new brick building has been contract
ed for on Mr.. Thomas Bloods' property,
opposite the Tansil block.
The Womens' Guild gave the Village
Queen at the court house last week to q
large audience. The proceeds netted
$375.
| Reference is made in local paper to
moonlight rowing on the lake last week.
They must have patent moon in the
Pecos valley.
soooRRO WAITS.
Peaches are ripe.
Mr.. L. Pine, county clerk, is confined
to his bed with neuralgia.
The Golden Grown steam Touring mill,
which started July is doing good busi-
ness.
The board of county commissioners is
advertising for contract bids to build
bridge over the Rio Grande at this
point.
On Thursday last there was six inches
! OF food water in the Rio Grande at So
are prospering.
SAN JUAN ITEMS
| Aztec is to have public we'll.
| Con. Sullivan is erecting q new adobe
house.
The Model ditch is full of water and it
is being fairly distributed
| Ed. and Jess. Hendrickson are driving
large herd of ponies to Kansas.
The premium won by the San Juan
exhibitors of fruit at the last territorial
fair was paid last week.
The brick kiln on the La Plata, to be
fred the coming week, promises some of
the best brick in the county.
Work will be commenced on the Navajo
government bitches in August. Artesian
wells will also be sunk on the high mesas.
The roundup has cleared out the
Blanco, Carrizo, Largo and Armenia
canons. The range in some places is
poor.
Lieut.. E. H. Plummer, Navajo Indian
agent, has recommended that sentinels be
placed along the line of the reservation
to prevent the Indians from going off
their own ground.
Owing to rains, the La Plata is higher
than it has ever been in four years. It
washed out three sections of the Coolidge
flume across it's mouth. 1t will take ten
days to replace the bss.
We are in love with the man who takes
our paper for year or two, and then
when called upon to pay, can't afford it
any longer, and will pay when times get
easier, and We wonder what kind of a
place is reserved for him in the hereafter
San Juan Times.