Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-07-01
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

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The Springer Stockman sportively re-
marks: The county jail is filling up like
the rake-off hole of big poker game.
Albuquerque Citizen Mrs. Jennie +.
Doty committed suicide at San Marcial
with 45-calibre Colts on account of i'll
health.
One new store, and two new store
buildings almost completed. This is
what Springer has been doing the last
few weeks.
Six tons of ore selected from last weeks
output of the Washington mine, Cochiti
district, will be shipped and will bring
not less than $500 ton, it is said.
Conductor Jones, we'll known to every
traveller on the Santa Fe route, will not
recover from the brain trouble with
which he has been suffering for some
time.
Albuquerque Citizen: The daily news
papers of this city, Las Vegas and Santa
Fe are systematically advertising the ter
ritory, and deserve encouragement from
the people.
Says the Eddy Current: A branch of
peach tree containing twenty fine, large
red peaches, from the Sharpe orchard, in
La Huerta, may be seen in the Office at
the Hagerman.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
road company has commenced to adver-
tise the Fourth National Irrigation con-
gress to be held in Albuquerque in Sep
tember next.
Col. and Mrs. M. S. Hart left Las We
gas yesterday, for California, to spend
the month of July, visiting Los Angeles
and Stockton, Mrs. Hart having sister
at the latter place.
The proprietors of the White Oaks
Eagle have purchased the press, type and
all the furniture belonging to the estate
of VIM. Caffrey, that was used in the Lin
coin County Leader.
Upon careful investigation the:e is no
doubt that the OK slosion " the Lucas
milf near Golden last Wednesday morn
ing was the cowardly work of some per-
sonal enemy of Mr.. Lucas.
The Folsom Springs Farm, Home and
Herd Roundup has succumbed. No
other reason can be assigned than that it
choked to death on the name. Editor
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for his literary work.
Now that the disputed park question
has been settled there is reason to believe
that the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
companies will unite in making Deming
the railroad center they originally in
tended.
This territory has always been self
supporting. The Socorro Chieftain says:
"No one ever heard the people of New
Mexico complain or advertise their pow
erty or ask for seed wheat, old clothes or
cold victuals."
The school house at Hagerman was
dedicated last Sunday with appropriate
exercises. Hagerman now boasts as
pretty school house as there is in the
valley, and holds in high esteem I. s.
Osborne, whose efforts have secured for
it an edifice for school and religious pur
poses.
| The placer grounds around San Laza-
rus and the Lucky gulch are being worked
by the Mexicans, some forty of them now
running their dry washers. They usually
bring several ounces of the yellow dust
every Saturday night to Goodman, at
San Pedro, where they exchange it for
provisions.
Cerrillos Rustler: W. H. Toothaker,
Judge s. s. King and DR.. Martin returned
to Kansas City Wednesday morning.
While here these gentlemen made deal
for some valuable mining property near
San Pedro, and will soon return from the
east prepared for active development
work, and if present calculations are car
ried out will put mill on the ground.
The Deming school directors have en-
ployed teachers for the ensuing year as
follows: For principal, Prof. Fl. Hatton
was reelected at salary of S125; for as
sistant in high school, Miss Laura Dyer
at salary of SIS; for grammar depart
ment, Miss Alice Seeley at salary of $50;
for intermediate department, Miss Mary
Teel at a salary of $50; for primary de-
partment, Mrs. Alice Smith at a salary of
S75; for Spanish department, Miss Alice
Fullerton at a salary of $50; for janitor,
Juan Garcia.
Awaiting the action of the government
in establishing a postoffic at the hot
springs, Manager j. 0. Plank has estab-
lished private office in one of the upper
rooms of the bath house, with Mrs. Jas.
Winslow in charge. All mail deposited
at that office will be sent in looked pouch
to the postoffice in East Las Vegas,
where it will be sorted, conceled and
dispatched to its different destinations.
All mail for the Montezuma and Noun
tain House hotels, sent to or deposited at
the East Las Vegas postoff1ce, will be
sent direct in locked pouch to the springs
Office.
F.C. Barker 4 90. have during the past
week shipped $4,000 pounds of fruit from
the Casad orchard. Also quite uantity
of apples. Good prices are received for
the fruit and Mrs. Casad is highly pleased
with the prospects. A number Of letters
we're received by F. G. Barker 4 Co. prais-
ing the peaches and the fine condition
they arrived in at their destination. We'd
nesday, f. c. Barker 4 Co. made a ship
ment of peaches to one of the hotels at
Los Angeles, who wish to try the famous
Mesilla valley peaches.-Las Cruces Re.
publican.
Deming Headlight: II is said that the
men Of New Mexico have discovered TINT
they have no equal rights with women in
the matter of summer attire. Women
have arrogated to themselves tho privi-
lege of wearing shirt waists, and, while
men are suffering from the burden OF
coats, the ladies unblushingly appear in
their shirt sleeves. So far, no man has
been found brave enough to start dress
} reform movement, but there is no doubt
that the poor, down-trodden sex ought to
be emancipated from the bondage custom
has mt n NON than IN tho ahau No of Conte