Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-26
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is in full blast, turning out nup e.,
corn and graham meal. People who have
used the graham says it is the best they
ever tasted.
j. G. Willett, of this place, ship ed &c.
600 pounds of his apples in two daOthis
week. Two carloads of his fine Ben Davis
apples left Durango yesterday for Denver.
San Juan Times.
| In the case of Enriquez Sandoval,
charged with assault with intent to kill,
at Albuquerque, the jury returned ver-
dict Saturday of simple assault. Judge
Collier imposed fine of $50 and costs.
The tax payers of Deming will raise the
sum of $4,000 this year for the purpose
of maintaining their public schools by
the special tax voted some months ago.
Not vote was cast against the levy.
The many friends of Miss Edith Blunt,
one of the charming Young ladies of IL
field Bros, will be sorry to learn that she
broke an arm last evening. The arm
was broken at the lower part.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Mr.. Neill B. Field, receiver of the New
Mexico Savings Bank & Trust company,
informs tine Citizen that he will pay a
dividend of 10 per cent to depositors on
December 1. This will prove welcome
holiday news to many citizens.
A change in ownership is reported on
the Little Fanny mine and Sheridan mill.
1t is said that M. j. Ryan retires as the
princlp pal owner and Mr.. Evans, promi
nent contractor, of st. Louis, assumes
control of the stock in these properties
Silver City Enterprise.
In the case of the Territory against
Eleuterio Leyba, charged with the mur-
der of David de la O, the motion to
uuash indictment was overrued at Albu-
querque. The prisoner was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty. A jury was
drawn without exhausting the panel and
the case is now on trial.
The second and final installment OF the
money to be paid by the sureties in the
Berg Judgments is due and will likely be
handed over to the treasurer of Grant
county within week or so. By recent
ruling of Judge Bantz this money goes to
pay the current expenses of the present
year and will go long way toward
liquidating the Indebtedness of 1895.
The entire property of the Cooks Peak
Mining company at Hadley, including
the Graphic mine, mill, store buildings,
residences, ETC., was sold in front of the
court house at Silver City last Monday.
The sale was under trust deed given to
secure the indebtedness of the Cooks
Peak Mining company. The trustee, Mr..
G. H. Curtis, conducted the sale, and the
ent,re Property was purchased by s. M.
Ashenfelter for ,250.-Dsming Head
light.
The Headlight gives notice that here.
after 10 cents per line will be charged for
obituary notices to all business men who
do not advertise while living. Delln-
quent subscribers will be charged cents
per line for obituary notices. Advertis-
ing and cash subscribers will receive as
good send off as we are capable of
writing without any charge whatever.-
Deming Headlight.
The sale of irrigated lands on the MINI
bres river, owned by the Rio Mimbres Ir-
rigat1on company, to eastern capitalists,
who propose to devote the thousands of
, acres to the cultivation of the canagria
plant, is merely fulfillment of the claims
which this paper has been making all
along of the wonderful future of this in
dustry in the country adjacent to Dem
Ing. Canagria farming is destined to be
one of the greatest industries of southern
New Mexico and this enterprise within
few miles and tho only factory ip the
world located here makes Deming the
very center of tie canagria industry
Deming Headlight.