Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-16
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
SILVER CITY ECHOES.

SILVER CITY ECHOES.
Range cattle are in good condition and
little further loss is anticipated.
Newton Bradley had his arm ampu.
tated last week. This was to avoid the
effects of cancer.
]. c. Berry, for $4,000, has purchased
the mines near Georgetown, formerly
owned by Payne, Washington q Co.
Fruit growers are anxious for cold
weather to keep the buds back SO that the
late frosts may not injure them.
c. F. W. Schmidle has sold his steers at
good figures ranging from cents up.
Stockmen have no difficulty to dispose OF
cattle now.
1t is reported that W. A. Leonard, one
of the editors of the Silver City Enter
piise, will make his home at Velasco,
Texas, in a short time.
The 400 foot level on Bell and Stephens
Pacific mine at Pinos Altos, will soon
start. They have 1000 tons of ore wait
ing treatment, and have run a pipe line
from this null to one of the mines and
thus get water.
There are now forty-fve stamps drop
ping in the mills at Pinos Altos which is
more than have been at work in this
camp for many months. Fifteen stamps
in the Mountain Key mill are running on
ore from the Pacific mine; ten STAN ps in
the Mammoth mill are at work on custom
ore and five stamps in the Wagner mill
and an equal number in Skillicorn's mill
are running on custom ore and Bell and
Stephens are running ten stamps on their
own ore. There are more than 1000 tons
of ore out in the camp ahead of the mills
and if the water supply continues to be
sufficient to keep the mills running, the
output of the camp this year will be
larger than ever before.-Southwest
Sentinel.
SAN JUAN ITEMS.
A large band of Utes are camped at the
head of the McDermott Glade near the
town of La Plata.
Mr.. R. G. Prewtt, at Durango, proposes
to erect large hotel at Pennington. This
would no doubt be good for Pennington
and also for Mr.. Prewitt.
DR.. A. Rossnthall, of New York City
has located at Farmingtan. Dr.. Stan
ley is expected at Aztec. This will sup
ply all the needs of the county.
At Blanco Mr.. E. F. Spinner has q pet
hog by which he sets great store. He
says it is not only a pet, but "it is
is educated and can talk"
As soon az it can be taught to read and
write Spinner will set it up in the news
paper business, and get it the county
printing. so it may "fatten at the ex-
rense of the rest of the county."-San
Juan Index.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
Albuquerque is also complaining of
da lgerous side walks.
The remains of John L. Hagen were
shipped to his friends in Ithaca, N. Y,
last night.
It is stated by Albuquerque people that
h" Silver Belt mine at San Pedro is all
right.
II. Simpson, who lately arrived from
London, is rapidly completing his resi-
aence on Tijeras canon.
John Flournoy, cashier Of the First
National bank is off on a we'll earned
vacation to Coronado Beach.
City warrants are at heavy discount
They were at par a year ago. Effect of
an imbecile Democratic city administra-
tion.-Citizen.
The relatives of George Ferguson, of
Rochester, N. Y, have not yet requested
any disposition of his remains. The re-
mains are lying at Mr.. Montfort's under
taking rooms.
John Borradaile, deputy internal
revenue collector, has been summoned to
Las Cruces to give evidence against Ger
tain law-breakers. He will then make q
general inspection tour.