Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-19
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

TERRA Amarillo is preparing for big
blowout when the Biggs railroad reaches
that place.
W. l.. Booth passed through Chama
with train full of sheep the other day.
They were loaded at Lumberton and
shipped to Kansas City.
w. R. Garrison, talented lawyer of
San Juan county, has located at Park
View, and will practice his profession.
Davidson Bros. and Mrs. 10. Ross
shipped 474 head of stock cattle from
Deming last week to Patrick & Doyle in
Colorado.
The two saw mills of the New Mexico
Lumber company on the Navajo are run
ming on full time but are behind with
their orders.
The report comes up from the Jicarillas,
down in Lincoln county, that Col. G.. ".
Stoneroad has nearly lost his hearing,
from causes not stated.
Needed repairs nre being made on the
Continental oil tanks on the Las Vegas
hot springs branch. The tanks have a
capacity of $4,000 and $4,000 respective
ly.
The report from the country is that an
other week of warm, dry weather is need
ed to thoroughly ripen the small grains,
especially oats. The unusual rainfall
prolonged greatly the growing season.
There are thrty-fve laborers and
three bridge carpenters employed re-
pairing the Silver City & Northern rail
road between Hanover and Whitewater,
and the road will be ready for operation
in few weeks.
1t is an undisputed truth that whoever
improves his private property improves
the city, and it is none the less true
that every improvement of the city is an
improvement for private property
Gallup Cleaner.
Several loads of native salt have re-
Gently arrived, at Las Vegas, from the
Pecos country, the teamsters bringing il
in rather than to come empty after loads
of merchandise. The Optic understood
that it sold at 40 cents per 100.
Owing to a called term of the supreme
court for the first Monday in October
the court term at Lincoln has been
changed to the third Monday in October
The term will begin at Eddy on the sec
ond Monday in November, and will be
followed by special term at Roswell.
We understand that Mr.. Hearn has
bought over 10000 head of cattle during
the past year at an average OF W head
and sold them at about $l4. He must
have cleared fully $4,000. Several other
cattle men have done equally az well in
eastern New Mexico. Looks like old
times for the COW man.-Roswell Register
The Pecos valley, like all irrigated
countries, was scarcely self sustaining fol
time but now we are forging ahead
Quantities of fruit and vegetables are
going west into the mountain towns and 6
car load of over 10000 pounds of melons
was shipped to Dallas from the Caldwell
farm, below Eddy, last week.-Roswel
Register.
Frank Jones, special deputy U. S. mar
shal, left for San Francisco last Wednes
day, with the i've Cinnamon ordered de-
ported by Judge Bantz. Mr.. Jones also
took with him some of the finest speci
mems of fruit ever grown in Grant coun
ty, with which he will surprise the natives
of California; City Sentinel.
The Las Vegas roller mill is running
from fifteen to eighteen hours every day
now, and commencing with next week
will run day and night, probably to the
first of the year. This is the first year IL
the history of this mill that wheat ha'
not been imported. Homegrown whea
is coming in very fast now, and is of th'
best quality. There is no better fiou
than that made right here In Las Vegas
Las Vegas Optic.
The Romero Clarke party camped or
top of Baldy mountain Friday night, and
at sunrise next morning, most beauti