Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-10
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
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Cochiti camp, Is steadily at work pro.
duction a considerable amount OF tina
mine's best ore.
The operatives on the "Good Hope''
mine, Cochiti, are pushing the lower
tunnel of that mine at a rapid rate and
expect to disclose something interest.
ing next week.
John Krick, of Cerrillos, has arranged
to receive YER the "Postal" lines o
copy of all election bulletins, which
will be sent to his place by messengers,
hot from the wires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Weaver, of AL
buquerque, have just arrived In San
Pedro, going across country ua Tijeras
canon, and are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. I. }. Mclaughlin.
Phillip T. Colgrove, of Hastings,
Mich, supreme chancellor OF the world,
Knights of Pythias, will be In Albu-
querque, October 10th, to attend the
Territorial grand lodge.
Miss Alta Frye will return to Albu-
querque about October 18th, to remain.
1t Is understood her old position as
claim agent at the Atchison freight of.
flee is still open for her.
w. HI H. Plowman, OF Bland, re-
ports the Allerton mill as closed down
now, but new machinery is to be put
in soon, though he does o know
whether it will be a Huntington mill or
stamps.
Messrs. Haryford & Wickham have
the contract for putting in the elevators
in the new Barnett building, down at
Albuquerque. There will be two ele-
vators-one passenger and the other
freight.
w. A. White, the photographer, re-
turned to Ration from laos, where he
attended the exercises of the feast of
st. Geronimo. He secured a number
of fine views OF the Indian races and
other sports.
j. p. Conner, of Santa Fe, is having
a gold ~smalgamator made at the Al
buqusrq1e foundry and machine
works. He expects to have the ANAL
gamator on exhibition by Wednesday
of next week.
Marshal Fornoff returned to Albu-
querque from the south, having been
called to Las Cruces as a witness in
the case OF the Territory Us. Ben WILL
Jams, charged with murder and per.
jury. The case was continued.
M. T. Moriarity, the sheep raiser
east of that city, brought into Albu-
querque seventy fat wethers, which
were sold to the local butchers. Some
of the sheep when killed and dressed
weighed on en- average sixty pounds
each.
B. Nadoch expects soon to send out
a sample mill run from his "Bismarck"
property near the dume, over at La
Belle. 1t has given some good assays
at a depth of eighty feet, and if these
tests are satisfactory, work will be re-
sumed.
Ths Commercial club, down there,
extended all invitation to Major Gener-
al Miles to visit Albuquerque while in
Mexico, and received a reply in which
he stated that numerous other engage
ments would prevent his doing so.
Pontaleon Chaves, of San Rafael, on
the Atlantic & Pacific, brought his lit
tie son, Esquipulpo Chaves, about ten
years old, to Albuquerque. A horse
kicked the boy, laying the flesh above
the right eye bare and throwing the eye
from the socket.
David Barela, who is at the Allan
tic & Pacific hospital, Albuquerque,
with q deep cash in his head, is uncon-
scious most OF the time, but is able to
take plenty of nourishmsnt, and in
consequence has a slight chance for
his life.
Considerable work is being done on
the mines about San Pedro and Cold
en-, which, taken altogether, present
great encouragement for the future. as
many properties, to-day, are looking
better than ever before in the history
of the camp.
Miss Mary Jewell. daughter of Rev.
Jewell, a former pastor Of the Congre-
gational church, at Albuquerque, ar.
rived there from her California home
and will remain some time, the guest
of Mayor Baldridge and wife, and F.
A. ~Burlingame and wife.
"The What Is It," is one of the best
mining properties In the La Belle dis
trict, in fact, the shaft is being sunk on
four feet of vein matter that will pay
handsomely to mill, assays ranging
from 1922 to $54, and several mill runs
have gwen returns not less than S27.
Some of the Cerrillos miners who
lost their places because Of the hard
coal mine closing down, returned to
Kansas, aud, it is reported, several OF
them were killed by the locomotive ex-
ploslon which occurred. Sunday morn
ing, two miles from Usage city, which
place was their destination.
A. j. Knollin, of the firm OF A. j.
Knollin g. Co., of Kansas City stock
wards, has been in Albuquerque in the
interests of the firms employees, Brink
and Archibeque, who are charged With
the killing OF Ignacio Selva. The
prisoners were released from Jail, salts
factory bonds having been furnished.
1t was resolved by the board, at it's
meeting in Las Vegas, that the phar-
macy law be revised, if possible, to
make it the equal Of the best law In
the land; and it was further resolved
that the present law be strictly enforc-
ed, aud that all %delinquents be prose-
cuted to the present extent of the law.
Marshal Fornoff, of Albuquerque.
received word, while at Las Cruces,
that Chas. Curtis, the slick forger who
recently "did up'' several of the mer,
chants at Albuquerque and escaped to