Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-14
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
SIERRA NUGGETS.

Mr.. Thos. Nolan 1s pushing the deye-
lopment work at Wiok's Gulch, on Kahler
and Ganty property.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Pennington, of Hills
boro, have been made happy by the ar
rival of a badly daughter.
The Happy Jack has about seventy
tons on the dump, and Messrs. Lannon
and Ryan are preparing to ship it.
Occasional specimens of extraordinary
rich gold nuggets continue to be found in
Macy and Wilson's Flora Temple lead.
Mr.. Oliver resumed work on the Rich
mond tunnel last week. 1t is predicted
that this mine will soon be among the
most productive in the Hillsboro district.
Contractor Frank Hooper constructing
the cross cut tunnel, on Wrigley and
company's Percha claim, is about seventy
feet into the red .shale. The doloInite
foot wall is now within fifty, and the
work will soon be completed.
M VIM. Jenks, recently returned from
Chicago, will leave Hillsboro for Cali
fornia to report on gold prospect in
the interest of a Chicago firm. His son,
Harry, will attend to his assay and mill
business during his absence.
Mr.. Hopewell's new mill on the Animas
river will soon be ready for trial run.
Great efficiency is claimed for the new
process, which, if realized, together with
It's advantageous position for receiving
and handling ore, and easy access to
water, will be of great service to the
country.
sOCORRO CRUMBS.
against Lucinda Moreno, demented
Mexican woman, near San Antonio, So
corro county, without killing her. She
has been an object of pity for years.
Conductor Wells and Engineer McMurray
are not to blame for the accident.
LAS VEGAS 1TEMa.
B. M. Read, member of the territorial
legislature, and A. Bischoff, are over from
Santa Fe to-day Vegas Optic.
johnny Martin, formerly of Anton Chico,
at times bartender, attempted suicide
Saturday night by an overdose of NOR
phine. stomach pump saved him.
The prospects of cattle raisers are
better now than they have been for many
years. The supply is short, and the de-
mand is great. Prices are increasing
from day to day. 1t seems that the cattle
interest of New Mexico, what is left of
it, will make money during the coming
year.--Las Vegas Optic.
The following notices of dissolution of
have been published in East
Las Vegas Dillon g. Young, the butchers;
Iest d Prigmore, furniture, ETC.;
Fuller g. Miner, livery; and Connel g.
koblity. The business will be conducted
hereafter in the name of the junior part |
lers of each firm.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
The Scott Moore Hose company hold a !
yranq masquerade ball tonight at the /
Armory.
A. j. Sims, the barber, 2-year-old child,
Harry, died Sunday and was buried yes
erday at Fairview cemetery.
j. M. Fishers only child, Hattie, died
esterday of heart failure, induced by !
iphtheria. She was greatly beloved by I
Ter parents.
John L. Hagen, of Ithaca, N. Y, who
anne to New Mexico very recently for
he benefit of his health, died in Albu
Iuerque, at the residence of w. A.
Iutz.
George Ferguson. of Rochester, N. Y,
led at Mrs. Griswold house, at II O'Clock
esterday morning. He had been in New
lexico only three weeks. He was too
ar gone with consumI tion when he ar
ived.
After lay-off of nearly two months,
pending the time lobbying at Santa Fe,
Conductor L. W. Roberts appeared at the
epot ready for business this morning,
nd took out the delayed west-bound pas
enger acknowledgements Citizen.
Mr.. j. F. Thompson, son of wealthy
English physician near Bath, England,
nd prominent colonist of Fruitvale, on
he Rio Puerco, died yesterday from a
wound received through the accidental
discharge on January so of small Smith
/ Wesson revolver in the hands of Rev.
|. E. Osborne. The funeral services
'ccur at Strongs undertaking rooms to-
lay. The young mans father has been
abled the sad news.
Andrew j. Benson, who, as his travelling
fleets indicate is an itinerant phrenolog-
st, suicided yesterday in Albuquerque e.
Ie was very far gone with consumption,
nd was sent by the policeman at the Al
depot to Bachechis lodging
ouse ON First street. Yesterday he made
with Mrs. Albord for
DOM, and went out to get some kindling.
lis long absence caused search and he
vas fou1d with his throat cut by small
pocket knife. He is about 40 years old
nd was married Oct. 16, 1889, at War
ensburg, Mo-, to Miss Bertha l.. Long.
Ie is doubtless resident of Sedalia, Mo.
INDIGNATION, Dizziness, Take Beech- [