Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-26

The establishment of creamery is
among the new enterprises recently
talked Of at Eddy.
M. G. Stewart of Eddy, recently sold
200 head of cattle to G. B. Williugham
at f14 per head.
The ubiquitous nimrod s warned that
it will be unlawful to kill antelope in New
Mexico after November 30.
The Cleaner declares without equivoca-
tion that there is fortune for somebody
In the fire clay beds at Gallup.
One hundred carloads of cattle are being
shipped from Roswell, to Melville, Pan
key q Mccoy Bros, of Bellville, Kas.
The Index smilingly proclaims to the
world that Aztec has the brightest future
of any country town in New Mexico.
Prosperous San Juan county steps
briskly and gracefully to the front with
sugar beets that assay IS per cent in
sugar.
The contract for the construction of
the new bridge across the Animas river
at Aztec has been let to Durango build
ers.
The Lordsburg Liberal wants state
hood in capital letters of the biggest and
blacklist kind. 1t is needless to add that
the editor of the Liberal wears IA hat.
During the past five months more
freight has been brought into Silver City
than has ever been brought IN during any
period of the same length since the moor
poration of the city.
Mrs. G. S. Rathbun recently died very
suddenly at her home on the Sugarite of
apoplexY. She leaves disconsolate hus-
band and five grief stricken children to
mourn their sad and sudden loss
Ripe plums, figs, raspberries, grapes
and apples were gathered in La Luz or
chards on November a. The Chief
naively adds that on that day the ther-
mometer registered 70 degrees in the
shade.
8. T. Gooch, of the Miembres, will go
to Missouri in few days, where he will
purchase car load of thoroughbred Jer-
sey COWS. Most of the stock will be used
for dairy purposes on his extensive ranch
and the rest will be disposed of to parties
who have contracted for the same.
E. G Cnshen,herry vas kicked by
mule at Jas. levine's place Wednesday
N corning, and died from the effects thereof
in about two hours. He was in the aot
Of Harvesting the mule at the artesian
we'll plant, and while stopping over to
pick up the harness was kicked on the
head, says the Roswell Record.
i,srry Kearney has two fine specimens
of SactaGsanto mountain blacktala@aeer
that he will gen1r rously donate
Luz public PARK. Fms deer wei
when only three days oitS
Domingo, the renegade Apa~
and secured from him by Mr..
They were raised by an Angora g w.
j. p. White, managing partner of the
Lttletield Cattle company, informs the
Roswell Record that he will be compelled
to turn loose 300 head of cattle that he
has gathered for shipment on the Pecos
Valley railroad This ls made necessary
by reason of the failure of the railroad to
furnish the cars for the transportation of
these cattle.
George F. Miller, master mechanic at
the Pecos Valley railroad car shops at
Eddy for the past six years, has resigned
MS position and accepted ike posltlon
with the Ell Paso & Northeastern road.
@. M. Strawberry succeeds Mr.. Miller as
master mechanic of the car shops in
Eddy. He comes from Boston, Mass,
where he had charge at one time of 180
locomotives.
The sugar factory at Eddy, with tor
rents of smoke pouring from its stacks,
is fine sight by day, and finer one by
night. With its myriad of twinkling
lights, it resembles huge liner just
ready for sea. Strangers viewing such
sight must conclude that section of
sufficient advantages to attract and se-
cure the erection of such an institution
is most desirable and promising place,
addsthe Argus with evident pride and
pleasure.