Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-12-21
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

S. Floresheim shipped from Springer
Thursday, 10000 pounds of wool.
H. j. Hammond, collector for the San
Miguel national bank, accompanied this
irrigation excursion from Phoenix to
| California.
Jacob Dannenbaum, the general mer-
chant and flour miller at Bernalillo, sud
denly dropped dead at his home on Fri
day morning. He was 66 years old.
Fritz Moore, carpenter in the rail
road shops at San Marcial, was found
dead on Monday morning in small COM
pany house where he lived sort of her.
NIT life.
Humphrey Hamilton, son of Judge
Hamilton, is expected home from Lex
1ngton, Mo-, where no is attending the
military academy, to spend the Christ
mas holidays. -Socorro Cnieftain.
John Matthews has moved down this
way from Ration with 100 head of fine
mich COWS. It is understood that he will
locate at Mineral Hill and engage in the
manufacture of creamery butter. LAS
Vegas Optic.
Hon. 0. A. Hadley, OF Watrous, N. M :,
is going to feed nice bunch of lambs on
alfalfa and grain this winter. The gov
ernor is one of our most successful stock
raisers and whatever he has attempted in
that line he has made success of.
The postoffice is now located in Broad
way block next door to the Broadway
hotel. Postmaster Skelly deserves great
credit for the prompt and efficient man
ner in which he restored the mail service
to its normal status after the re.-Silver
City Enterprise.
Hon. Felix Martinez will return in the
morning from Ell Paso where he has in
terested himself in the newspaper busi-
ness, having recently purchased consid-
erable stock in the Ell Paso Telegram of
which paper W. G. Reid will be editor
Las Vegas Examiner.
The late work in the OLD Abe mine has
disclosed quite number OF specimens of
wire gold in clear, white gypsum. This
is condition which many contend does
not exist, but it shows for itself and up
sets some of the theories of experts
White Oaks Eagle.
Hon. Hugh H. Price passed through
Socorro last Saturday night en- route to
his home at Graham, in the Mogollon
country, where he holds responsible
position with the mining company. Mr..
I Price was prominent politician in Wis
consin before coming to New Mexico and
is we'll fitted for any position.-Socorro
Chieftain.
George W. Wood, superintendent of
the Vanderbilt Mining company at No
gal, operating the American mine and
properties in the White mountains, ar
rived Tuesday en- route to New York Oity.
He expects to be gone three weeks. Dur
ing his absence George Z. Ulrick is in
charge, says the San Marcial Bee.
The people of Deming should extend
every assistance in their power to the
proposed stage line from this city to Las
Cruces. The present Santa Fe schedule
make two days. journey by rail from
that place to Deming, and the stage line
would make increased travel and bring
business to this point. The suggestion
is practical one and must be carried
out.--Deming Headlight.
Up to Friday night the San Marcial
mills, last week, had filled orders for two
cars of -four and one of bran for l.. B. Put
ney, and one car of bran for Gross, Black.
we'll & Co., besides large local business
There were received one car of corn from
Kansas, two of wheat from Anthony, and
a car of wood from Army. There are on
file to be filled an order for six cars ol
flour for L. B. Putney; two cars of -four
and three of bran for Gross, Blackwell d
Co., and car of bran for Silver City
The mill grinds night and day yet orders
are accumulating.-San Maroial Bee.
Since the news of the commencement
of the sugar factory has been telegraphed
over the country, the irrigation company
has received letters of inquiry from all
over the world relative to the conditions
under which land can be secured and the
cultivation of beets engaged in. Not
only from the states that are protected by
the starry flag, but from lands across the
sea these petitions have come. The Pc
cos valley to-day enjoys world wide
reputation, and who can measure the
greatness that in the approaching years
will come to it?-Eddy Argus.