Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-15
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The names of sixty-tive persons are on
the rolls of the Sunday school at Hager-

The names of sixty-fve persons are on
the rolls of the Sunday school at Hager-
man.
Says the Lordsburg Liberal: Murders
are alarmingly frequent in Grant county,
but there are no hangings.
j. D. Weems, who was reported mur-
dered in Mexico some weeks ago, has
turned up in Separ and swears he is not
dead.
The people of Albuquerque are pre-
pairing to entertain $500 visitors during
the coming irrigation congress and ter
ritorial fair.
Las Vegas has a hint that new rail
road project is about to be sprung in
that locality. Colfax and Chaves coun-
ties are also interested.
I. W. Gallagher has been appointed
postmaster at Midnight, Taos county.
The mail service will begin Monday, tri-
weekly from Antonito via Cerro.
The Black Range Smelling & Mining
company that was organized over year
ago, and which put up a copper matte
smelling plant at Fairview, has given up
the ghost.
The Wicks output is keeping number
of teams busy getting it to Lake Valley.
The sale Of this property is to be con-
summated on the 18th, and will certainly
go.
Says the Albuquerque Democrat:
"Capt. W. r. Mills, manager of the Postal
Telegraph company, killed a centepede
over seven inches long in his yard Sun
day."
Lightning killed valuable stallion be-
longing to Chris. Hearn last Sunday.
Benz. Cook lost a fine cow, and Mrs.
Mary Yaple calf by the same process.
Chloride Black Range.
Mr.. Julian was over from Red River
City this week and tells us that the
placers in that section are paying well.
The Red River City people are building
wagon road to Amizett. - La Belle
Cresset.
The large flow of water struck in the
town well last week at the depth of 227
feet, is still there. A ii the mains in town
are kept full and the 10000 gallon tank
on the Hill is also kept full.-Gallup
Cleaner.
Inc e2cellenG san uan lines 1S IN.
formed on the best authority that the
tomato blight can be stayed and the
plants restored to health by the process
Of flooding the vines, allowing the water
to stand for two or three days.
Being situated in the finest farming
country in the west, where an abundance
of fruits, vegetable and farm products of
every description are produced, what is
there to prevent Hagerman from becom-
ing trading point of great importance?
asks the Hagerman Irrigator.
Brigham, Shumway e. Harrington have
group of three prospects in Shumway
gulch a short distance north of the
Climax. The Shoemaker is well defined
vein four feet IN width. The ore is very
dark colored and tests show that while it
is not exactly a high grade. oro it is of
great value for milling or concentrating
on the gronnd.-Ea Belle Cresset.
At a meeting of the San Juan county
fair committee on July 1S, at the Times
office, Pennington, Il large committee
was appointed TO see the people and ad-
vocate the collection of the best fruit,
stock and produce of all kinds for the
San Juan county fair TO be held at the
Locke grove, Pennington, September 8
and 10, next. The choicest exhibits will
be sent to the Albuquerque fair, Septem-
Der l6.