Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14
ROUND ABOU1 TOWN.

Rehearsal of the "Deestrict Skule" at
the court house tonight.
Do not forget the free lunch at Parker's
tonight. Bean soup, beef stew and
music 80 to 10 80.
Constable f. Sandoval has thus far
collected $50 poll tax in the Sd precinct.
1t goes to the public school fund.
Lumber for building two small bridges
on Don Gaspar avenue is an imperative
public need. The county authorities are
requested to give heed.
At the Exchange to-day: Fred c.
Shaw, G. +. Bartholomew, Cerrillos +.
". Townsend and wife, Chama; Chas.
Haspelmath, Lamy; J. T.Glagan, abb
qulu.
A mining man and Chinaman made
the welkin ring around the gaming
tables last night. Several of the tables
big dollars were pulled out in rapid sue
Cession.
Make the prisoners in the county jail
90 to work on the streets. They might
be utilized to spade up the plaza and the
same should be seeded TO blue grass and
clover. 1t will pay to attend to this at
once.
Guadalupe Bego, an ex-convict, was
brought up from Cerrillos by Officer Bar
thoIomeW and placed in Jail to await
action by the grand jury. He has made
three attempts to murder men with
knife about the coal banks OF late.
Mariana Rivera, Frank Rivera, Felipe
TrujiIlo and Frank Arce, quartet of
young rutlians who broke into Schnepple's
warehouse the other night, were yester-
day bound over and jailed to await the
action of the grand jury, Mr.. Victory pros
ecuting the case On behalf of Mr.. Schnep-
pie
The children continue to have no end
of fun watching the live Santa Claus in
Seligman Bros show window. This
unique and attractive exhibit was planned
and carried out by Master Arthur Selig-
man, the coming dry goods prince OF
Santa Ee.
Not long ago County Clerk Garcia had
occasion to write on business to Chas.
Carter, formerly we'll known bartender
here, who has of late made Tacoma, ".
T., his home. This morning the letter
was returned to Mr.. Garcia Endorsed by
the postmaster with the words: dropped
dead Carters trends here will learn
WITH sorrow OF his shuftling off.
Services at the M. E. church to-mor-
row. The pastor, the Rev. q. P. Fry
will occupy the pulpit. Subject at II a.
m, ''Jerichosof the Age lat 80 p. M,
The TRANSPORTATION; Glimpses of the
Future" Sunday school 10 a. m. Inn
portant announcements will be made of
committee work connected with the
Christmas entertainment for Christmas
eve. Free seats A welcome to the
public.
At the Presb yterian church, on Deem
Der 10: Sunday school at 9:45 q. m.
and evening services at II and |
7 80 respectively. The Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor will meet |
in the church at & 40 p. NJ. All young
people, married as well as single, are cor
daily invited to attend the meetings of
this society. The seats in the Presby-
terrain church are not rented, but are open
to every one,
Remember the election on the 9th OF
January will be for justices of the peace,
school directors and mayor
domos OF acequias. No new registration
is necessary, but the qualification OF vot-
pls IS the same as for any election.
Judges and clerks are to be appointed as
usual, but without pay, and must serve
or be guilty OF misdemeanor. Newly |
elected officers take their offices on the
first Monday IN February IN each year.
Adjt. Gen. Wynkoop returned from Las
Vegas this morning. He says nineteen
OF the suspected White Caps have been
including the two Herrera broth.
ers and Nicanor Lucero, supposed to be
the leaders. Some 800 people from the
county followed the officers and prisoners
to town yesterday, and for hleit looked
like war, but better counsel prevailed.
Col. Wynkoop says Sheriff Lopez is hand
ling the affair bravely. Gov. Prince is now
in Las Vegas to look into this m liter
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