Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-04-03
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Town lots have jumped and are Jump
ing. What were worth 800 week ago
are now quoted at $3.50, and few care to
sell at that.-La Belle Cresset.
Cattlemen who had the foresight to buy
during the recent years of depression
are selling these days for four and five
times the amount of the original purchase
money.
Col. W. H. Seewald is foreman of the
United States grand jury and Robt. K. M.
Cullen and Tom McElroy of1iciate as
bailiffs to the United States court at Las
Vegas.
The people of Deming can add greatly
to their pleasure this summer by raising
a fund for open air band concerts once a
week. Other towns in the territory are
! doing this Headlight.
Ex-Delegate Joseph retires to private
lie at his home in Taos county. He has
said and done many good things for La
Belle and promises to visit the camp in
the near future Crssset.
The silver miners of Kingston have
written drama called 16 to l, and will
start on the road with it soon. It's pur-
pose is to educate the people on the sub
ject by giving them realistic object
lesson.
San Juan county will experience better
times this summer than ever before. Her
natural advantages and the prospects for
large fruit crop, together with the in
creasing Immigration, point to this re-
sult.-Times.
Juan Silva, charged with the murder of
Mexican named Maese at Tularosa,
Dona Ana county, on June "a last, was
convicted at the Las Cruces court yester-
day md sentenced to ninety nine years in
the penitentiary Headlight.
During recent trip to Hager's saw
mill in Kingston mountains, Mr.. r. Fl.
Hopper of this place was surprised to
find the men making maple sugar, as he
never dreamed of such a thing in New
Mexico. Mr.. Hopper had some of the
maple syrup for his pancakes at break
fast and pronounces it first. class Sierra
County Advocate.
The Anchor Land company has ar
ranged to have public sale of lots in
Anchor townsite on Thursday, April 4, at
10 a. m. Quite number of lots have al
Mines investment company are the sole
agents for the Anchor Land company
La Belle Cresset.
Both the Santa Fe and Southern Pa
citic railr"adse II encouraging towns aud
cities in New Mexico and Arizona to
plant trees, beth by furnishing freight
free and setting out trees themselves.
1t the citizens of Deming will inaugurate
tree planting movement both railroads
will be glad to render assistance. Head
light.
1t is reported here that Francisco Re.
vail, the Indian, wanted for com plicity in
the murder Of Patricie Macs, and whom
some local amateur detectives have gone
down from this city several times to cap
ture, has sent word to the governor that
he will come in and give himself up, and
will turn states evidence in that and
other important cases, on condition that
the governor gives him assurance of par
don.-Optic.
This is the way the Cresset man heralds
his good fortune A new deal has been
made whereby the La Belle Cresset il
financially on top. party of brainy
capitalists, having taken an equal inter-
esp wiIu 1tIo euiIor, We propose TO make
the Cresset one of the best papers pub
lished in the territory of New Mexico. We
propose to enlarge, extend our circula-
ton, raise the price of advertising, handle
politics without gloves, print poetry,
burn pinon wood and ride on pass.
tannery is needed and would be a
good investment in this county, says the
San Juan Times. There are over 5OO,-
600 acres of cana agria growing wild
here. 1t yields as high per acre as ten
tons wild and from thirty tons upward
under cultivation. This plant contains
33t per cent of tannic acid, the highest
average of any known agent. The tan
merry would be furnished with homo
supply of tanning matter without the
cost Of cent of freight. This cana
agria is being shipped to Europe at a
cost of between $50 and 800 per ton,
several firms there using it for the
preparation of their best grades of
leather.
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