Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-01
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

J.A. Carruth is in the southern part of
the territory working up the territorial
directory which he proposes to get out
soon.
The election is being held over in Pecos
porating the Pueblo of Pecos grant in the
town of Pecos.
PinneY 4 Robinson, Phoenix, A. T., ex-
pect to put up bicycle manufactory
either at Albuquerque or Ph9nix, A. IT,,
within the next few months. If they make
as good wheel as they sell, they can rot
help but meet with success.
Ration has an established reputation for
hospitality to strangers. The reception
rendered the veterans visiting there to at
tend the Grand Army encampment aud
camp FIRE largely increased that reputa-
| tion.
Last Friday Mr.. Skidmore shipped
from Las Cruces carload Of ore, and on
Monday another. che ore is from the
famous Steps1ssss4s -!seanett mime and was
shipped to the smeiser at Ell Paso for
treatment.
A. H. Thompson arrived in Deming
Price & Bsrkley. 1t was remarked by
several old cattemen that this bunch WAS
one of the finest and most healthful lot of
cattle ever shipped from that point.
j. Minium, who was the wool and sheep
buyer for Gross, Blackwell & Co., for the
past few years, has severed his connec-
tion with the above firm and goes into
business for himself, establishing gen.
eral wool and sheep brokerage business,
with Office at East Las Vegas.
An expressman named Albert A. Chand.
Ter died at Gallup Wednesday morning.
He had been ona protracted spree, and,
it is said, took an overdose of bromide
of potassium for the purpose of SOLDERING
up. He arrived in Gallup few months
ago from Hillsboro, Sierra county, with
his wife.
The ore in the Surprise mine is running
more and more into iron, splendid in
dication. In few days the miners will
make what is known as ''cross," going
over to the lime wall, and they expect to
have something good to report when they
do this.-Las Vegas Optic.
J.. L. Bell, of the White Oaks railroad,
came up from Ell Paso Thursday last and
went ont to the Gold Camp with B. F.
Scott. From there he intended to go to
the Salado coal fields to prosecute de
velopment work on the coal mines, but
took sick at the Sunol mine and was
brought back last Friday. He left for Ell
Paso Saturday.-Las Cruces Independent
Democrat.
Remarks the Las Cruces Independent
Democrat: Deputy Sheriff Garrett does
not indulge himself, nor does he permit
sub.oficers loaded down with arms, to
parade the streets. Since these condi-
tions prevail under the benefcent rule of
the present management of town affairs,
the "bad man" is deprived OF his chief
aim in life, and, with lowered crest, now
renders himself conspicuously scarce.
The two sisters who are in charge of
the sanitarium project are eager to see
work commence on the structure and re-
quested Architect Rapp to have arrange
ments completed 80 work could COM
hence inside of two weeks, but as that
gentleman yet has the plans and specif
cations to draw up and the contracts for
the work must be awerded, the buildings
can not be started quite that soon, but
the work of drawing plans Is now we'll in
hand aud in the shortest possible time
construction will be begun.-Las Vegas
Optic.
The Pioneer Mining company was Or
gabized last night by Albuquerque men
who are interested IN the Ladrones dis
drict. The company has fifteen claims,
and proposes to develop them and show
what is In the district. The capital stock
is 100000. The directors and officers
elected for the frat three months are: o.
N. Marron, president; a. B. Reading, vice.
president; I. NJ. WinYo, secretary; L. j.
Alger, treaaurer; L. R. E. Paulin, director.
Very satisfactory nssays have been OBJ
tanned from some of the properties upon
which assessment work has been done,
and there are Indications that the CON-
pany has good lead proposition.-Al.
buu uerQue Democrat.