Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-07
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
LAS VEGAS NOTES.

LAS VEGAS NOTES.
District court opens on Monday next.
Railroad prospects have stimulated the
realty market.
Balls, suppers and theatricals are num-
erous these days.
Easter dinner at the Montezuma caught
many Las vegans.
The special Wagner palace car, Riva,
arrived at the springs, having on board
Lispenard Stewart, A. L. Norrie, DeFor-
! est Morrice, A. P. Case and D. R. Stewart,
of New York, and E. R. Colman, of Phil
adelphia.
L. r. Allen and H. E. Blake have as
sumed management and control of the
Stock Grower. Fl. H. Pierce, the retiring
editor, and one of the original founders
of the journal, d.,es not contemplate
leaving the territory.
ALBUQUERQUE WAITS.
The Chimes of Normandy was a big
| success and a credit to home talent.
Mrs. Manuel Martinez died in child
birth at her residence in the northeastern
part of the city.
The remains of Lenita Baca, daughter
of Bernardino B. Baca and wife, were
buried yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in Santa Barbara cemetery, the funeral
being of a private character. The de-
ceased died of diptheria, after On ILL
ness of only five days.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Cicilio NJ. Sanches, of this city, and Bea-
triz Martinez, of Bernalillo, which will
occur at the church in the latter place at
10 o'clock Monday, April 10. A recep
tion will follow at the home of the brides
grandmother, Dona Terecita G. de Perea.
general row between colored and
white men occurred in the fourth ward
last night, half an hour after the closing
Of the polls. The combatants were pre-
vented from doing themselves any serious
damage by public interference. It is
stated that several drunken men, princi-
pally colored, made themselves very OBJ
no1ious in this ward by their blasphemy,
and that in the hearing of respectable
ladies.-Citizen.
The other morning when Joe Halbe-
kann opened the door of the Tivoli sa-
loon, he found that chaos was come again.
Everything was top side down and good
many things were missing. -Four watches
and some money were not to be found.
On the floor was found a roll of signed
and forged checks on the Bank of Com
merce, of this city, on the following
named persons: Check in favor of John
E. Williams, signed by G. W. Ellingerson,
for $50; check in favor of D. W. Andrews,
signed by A. E. Blanchard, for $500;
check in favor of H. G. Musick, signed by
F. G. Zimmerman, for $500; check for
$400, in favor of H. G. Musick, signed by
F. G. Zimmerman; check for $685. in
favor of G. M. Davis, signed by D. M.
Cassell; check for $500, in favor of H. G.
Muaick, signed by F. G. Zimmerman.
noted crook had evidently dropped these
forged papers while burglarizing the sa-
loon.,
GRANT COUNTY CRUMBS.
A strike of rich silver ore has just
been made at the Black Hawk and some
large pieces of very high grade ore have
been taken out.
The Brockman mine at Lone Mountain
is being developed and the largest body
of silver ore ever uncovered in this terri
tory Is in sight there.
The Silver City National bank shipped
five bars of silver bullion this morning.
The bullion was from the Brockman mill
at Lone Mountain, which has been run
ming successfully for several months and
has been making regular shipments.
Dimmick Bros, owners of the Silver
Cell mine near Pinos Altos are taking out
some very fine silver ore. They are down
about seventy feet and the ore is so full
of wire silver that it can not be broken.
Tho Silver Cell has produced ore which
ran from so to 70 per cent silver and the
indications are that it will prove to be as
good mine as has ever been opened in
this county.
The mining outlook has been steadily
improving and a prosperous season is
assured in most of the districts m the
southwestern part of the territory. The
output of the mines at Pinos Altos con-
tinues to be larger than that of any other
mining district in New Mexico and some
promising mines are being opened there
nov which will considerably increase the !
production Of the camp.
There is not much doing in the silver
eanhps and only the best mines are being |
worked on account of the low price of
silver. Some work is being done at Black
Hawk, which was one of the best silver
camps in the territory few years ago.
Some rich ore is being mined there now
and the mines are being developed SO
that operations can be resumed on
largo scale If silver should advance in
price.