El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-15
planting and putting their entire de-
pendence in cOtton.-Kennedy Ad-
vance.
NEW MEXICO.

Solomon Luna says he has sold thi;
year 10. 200 lambs at S2,05.-New Mex
lean.
Between September "a and October
2, there were inspected at Las Vegas
81. 7O4 sheep and lam bs by the Colorado
| inspector
Captain George Curry annd wife
went to Lincoln last Friday, and will
George will look after his real estate
business.-Roswell Record.
The Eddy county district court opens
at Eddy next Monday, and Deputy
Clerk Rogers goes down there tomor-
row with his records and files, ready for
business.-Roswell Register.
Rev. G. w. Read planted 80 foot
row of wax beans July L and has sold
60 gallons of beans from that row, be-
sides what were used by the family.
Roswell Register.
Fifty cases of evaporated peaches
were shipped to E. L. Ham bin, at Las
Vegas, today, by F. j. Gleason, lessor
OF the Santa Fee Fruit company's eva
porsting plant In this city.-New Mex
lean.
AS the result of the determination to
reduce the rate of interest to per
cent, and the other expenses in like
proportion, application was made to
the Las Vegas Building and Loan as
sociation, for more than $40, O00.-Op-
tic.
Contractors aud builders say that
Las Vegas Is now doing more in the
building line than they can convenient
ly handle. Indeed, says Contractor
John Hill, at least twenty finishing
carpenters are needed to push existing
contrscts.-Las Vegas Optic.
The Pecos Valley Trust com pany
through its agents, McLenathen &
Tracy, this week sold the ice plant to
F. w. Rankin, of Albuquerque, who
will move it to Roswell and get 1t in
readiness to supply the valley with ice
another season.-Eddy Current.
c. E. Bull, Editor of this paper, who
was arrested upon three indictments
for libel, WAS placed upder bonds Of
$500, 800, and 300, respectively, to
answer before the district conrt. Capt.
81. 9. Smith and Mr.. J. 81. May are
his Observation-Disclosures Demo-
crat.
1t is not generally known that the
FIT. Stanton reservation and buildings
q
syndicate for the sum of $50, 900. The
syndicate will spend $50, in improving
an identifying the tract and establish
there sanitsrium for the affected re-
sidents OF the eastern state. Such an
enterprise is bound to succeed and
much good will accrue to the sur
rou ding country. Now give us the
White Mountain game reserve and our
country as health and pleasure re-
sort is second to none.-Correspond-
ence in the Chief.
1t would astonish an eastern farmer
to see the vast amount of grain and
vegetables produced on the canon
farms about Ration. These farms con-
sist for the most part of little patches
in the valleys or on the mountaiu side.
being composed largely of leaf mold
washed down from above, is the rich
est in existence, in fact, it will furnish
ample sustensnce for everything that
can be planted on it. 1t cannot be ex-
hsusted in a hundred years by the
most in tense farming. In the course
OF days drive we never saw stock SO
fat or farmers who appeared so thrifty
Democrat.
A large number of personal friends,
members of the the territorial bar as
sociation and members of the Con- mer-
cial club, were assembled in the club
parlors last night, on the occasion of
the comforting on the Hon. Needham
c. Collier, of the Degree of Doctor of
Laws, by the University OF George
town, says the Albuquerque Democrat
Rev. A. NJ. Msnd alsri, Judge Crum
packer, representing the bar, d
Prof. Herrick, of the University of !
New Mexico, and others made ad- |
1resses. The Democrat adds: lion.
Harvey B. Ferguson, in the name of |
.he people of New Mexico, extend I
I'D congratulations on what he
.srmsd q BETTING occasion to honor