Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-07
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Decoration day will be observed at
Roswell.
Wheat is heading ont in the ?eeos
country.
The Gallup Cleaner: Enterprise is
form of morality
The gold deposits of He'll canon will at
tract attention this year.
Sneed Bros. have set out $4,000 trees in
their nursery east of Roswell.
Stock trains are being rushed by So
corro these days at thirty milean hour
gait.
ajor j. W. Green, marshal of Gallup,
has been appointed deputy hide IN
spector.
The stone work on the new Caledonian
store building at Gallup has been
awarded to Joseph Maxwell.
The Masons at Las Vegas are raising
money and perfecting plans for the dedi-.
cation of their temple on June "a.
Socorro will be shipping canned
fruits and vegetables before Albuquer-
que gets the machinery, says the Adver-
| tiser.
W. 7. McCreight, who has served as
United States gauger under Collectors
McGrorty, Hughes and Shannon, has re-
signed.
VIM. R. Varker, of Colorado Springs,
president of the Socorro Fire Clay com
pany, died in New York the 1st of last
month of consumption.
The young orchard on the Old Corn
MIA Mt bo 7
& l. Co., Is looking splendid this year and
making very rapid growth.
| The 500 acre orchard on the South
Spring river near Roswell, is looking ex-
cellently. Nearly every tree has come
ont and they are making rapid growth
Eddy Argus: Seventy-tve pounds of
butter per week is the output of the dairy
herd on the Bolles ranch. Three years
ago the products of this farm we're
prairie dogs.
Roswell Register: Jno. W. Poe's ar
tesian well has bored to depth of l75
feet. Water may be struck at any hour
now. They will go ESQ feet if necessary
for good flow.
White Oaks Eagle: Charlie Mayer re-
turned from Santa Fe wearing brand
new solid silver deputy sheriff's badge,
which Sheriff Sena had made to order
there and presented to him.
| Mrs. S. G. Hardesty, widow of Hon. S.
G. Hardesty, who perished in the White
Ash mine disaster February 27, left We'd
nesday evening for Freeport, Iowa,
where she will make her home with her
sister.
A ,1, ;-h
price, can be kept until after Christmas,
and is a very sure cash product. 1t
| grows very fine in the sandy loan of this
valley and requires no more attention
than other garden products.
San Marcial Bee: Two or three small
showers Of rain this week have added
materially in producing season of cool
and congenial weather. A more bounti-
full supply of this pure decoction is great
ly needed on the ranges and ranches of
this section.
Socorro Advertiser: Several Califor-
mia capitalists are figuring on purchasing
the Mountain Queen group of mines, in
Ellis canon. One of their representa-
tives recently went over the ground and
was greatly pleased with it.
Bays the fecos NHiley independent:
Reports come to us from down the val
ley, which are indeed encouraging to all,
and that is that the crops in that section
are looking fine and that the farmers are
| jubilant over the prospect of an abund-
ant harvest. Our reporter also states
that the Pecos Valley iron railroad bridge
over the Delaware is progressing fine, and
that the taking away of the Delaware
bridge by the raging waters will soon be
thing of the past
G. H. Morshouse, district freight and
passenger agent of the Santa Fe, writes
to the Eddy Argus "that on April 80,
| May 81 and June IL we will sell from
points in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and
eastern Kansas round.trip tickets to
Pecos valley points, via Purcell and In
dian Territory, at rate of one lowest first
class fair for the round trip. These
tickets will be limited to twenty days
| from date of sale, continuous passage in
each direction, excepting that stopovers
will be allowed in Oklahoma and Texas,
within final limits of the tickets" The
former rate was 81 more.