Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
SAN MARCIAL BEE-LINES.

SAN MARClAL BEE-LINES.
Sunday trips to Saw Mill canon are
very popular this summer.
Work on this division of the A., T. & s.
F. still keeps up, and is as good or better
than at this time last year.
W. S. Littell is laying the foundation
handsome little edifce and a credit to
our city.
9. L. Donahue, chief clerk of the San
Pedro Coal q Coke company, intends
going east soon to visit his old home in
Boston, Mass
1t is said that ex-Sheriff L. G. Robin
son, of Socorro, will come back from
Florida, where he moved his family few
months since, and make New Mexico his
future home.
In this county the rain fall has been all
that could be desired. If the rainy sea-
son continues as late as usual there will
be heavy growth of grass on the ranges
where it has not been tramped out, insur-
ing an abundant supply of feed for stock
for the coming winter.
Julian Silva, a Mexican who is we'll
known around town, was in San Antonio
last Saturday as a witness in law suit
He was somewhat intoxicated when he
started for homo, and in attempting to
catch onto a moving train, his foot was
caught under the wheels and crushed He
was brought to San Marcial and Sun
day morning DR.. Cruickshank amputated
the foot just across the instep.
EDDY ECHOES.
The wild curlew have arrived.
The young colored men of Eddy have
organized a base ball club and are
practicing.
Corn planted three weeks ago in
little Chinese garden opposite this office
now stands five feet high.-Argus.
A party of immigrants passed through
Eddy on Monday en- route for the White
mountains. They hail from Bandera
county, Texas, and number about twelve
in all including women and children.
Above the city of Eddy, towards Ros-
WE'LL two large reservoirs are in course of
construction to be finished this fall.
When completed the storage capacity
will be over l3,00O,0O0,0O0 cubic feet Of
water
On the Greene properties the second
cutting of alfalfa is in progress. The
owners have been expecting to get 1000
tons of it from their fields this year. Mr..
Satterwhito has eighty acres in Egyptian
orn that is growing finely.
Good rains are reported all over the
country and in consequence the stockmen
wear pleasant smile. Stock are in bet
&ou %hop Co ockI
three years and the outlook for the cat
tlemen and sheep owners is much bright
er than anticipated this spring.
Rev. Father Simon held mass at the old
adobe school house last Sunday. Our
Catholic citizens took in the opportunity
and focked into the building until there
was no standing room. We hope soon to
see Catholic church erected here.-In-
dependent.
On August II the Lincoln Baptist asso
citation will meet at Hope, Eddy county,
for the purpose of reviewing the years
work and laying out the work for the next
year. Rev. Wright, upexintendent of the
mission work for west Texas, New Mex
leo and Colorado with headquarters at
Denver, will attend.
Charles Huddleson, who came here from
Tacoma, WASH, a month ago, has bought
forty acres in the Lnckey section, built a
house and is grubbing. The Lamb broth
ers and Irwin John, who lately bought in
the same section, are living in tents while
preparing ground for alfalfa. They will
build good houses IN September.
WHITE OAKS NOTES.
G. d. Parnham, jeweler of Kansas
City, has located here.
Mr.. d. B. Berger, proprietor of the
Fort Scott carriage works looking after
his extensive mining interests.
Col. G. w. Prichard has arrived from
Las Vegas and will have work com
menced on his gold properties near here.
Mrs. Lesnet came up from Roswell and
spent Sunday. She intends to come back
to Lincoln and proposes to run first
class hotel
"stag" party made up of the '79ers
of this place, celebrated the occasion of
Hon. VIM. G. McDonald's steenth birth
day at his residence on Tuesday evening.
None but the "ancients" were present and |
they had way up time.
"Fine grass growing rapidly everywhere
and the cattle in splendid condition" is
the universal and encouraging report
brought in from the range these days.
The people in the country are now he
ginning to find out where they are at.
Philip Schwartz, who has been estab-
lished in this city for nearly year past
in the dry goods and clothing business,
on last Saturday assigned to Mr.. Frank
Carpenter, for the benefit of his creditors !
Mr.. Schwartzs failure was brought about