Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

See advertisement Of Mr.. Lanes fur
niture to-day.
Improvements are still in progress at
Emmert's new store.
A private dance is booked to take place
at the Exchange to night.
There will he no services at the church
of the Holy Faith on Sunday next.
Regular service at the NJ. Z. church to.
morrow at II a. M, Rev. g. P. Fry,
pastor. All invited.
Hon. Chas. +. Easley will make Ger
rillos his headquarters this winter, having
taken the management Of Mr.. Gerdes'
branch furnishing store there.
Ed. Murton has done the sensible thing
and gone to the Pecos valley and located q
homestead, where henceforth he will fol-
low ranch lie. Success TO him.
at the Broad Gauge this evening: Vio-
lin solos With piano accompaniment, be-
sides the regular music. Also one OF the
old time lunches between 10 and II, and
everybody invited, and don't forget the
B. 3. B. B.
Vim. NJ. Greene, OF Longmont, Colo,
representing the Farmers Milling COM
pany, which makes the famous "Pride Of
the Rockies" is here to-day. He is in
terested also in placer mining affairs and
will visit San Pedro.
At the Exchange: John Away, Rich
ard Summerside, Dayton, W. T.; Mrs. 3
L. Sanborn, Mrs. ]. E. Wilson, Miss Bel
Warchope, Antoniti; Chas. Coleman, Sill
verton,. Colo; W. NJ. Green, Longmont
Colo; II. J. Morgan, st. Louis.
At the PRESBYTERIAN church, on October
6, Sunday school ut 10 q. M. morning
services Mt II. At 1880 p. IN. un!oI
gospel temperance meeting will be helC
in the church. The exercises are expect
ed to be interesting and profitable. There
will be brief readings and addresses anc
good music, and the newly arrived Metho
dist minister and his congregation vii
Join in the services.
A Santa Fe main line conductor is re
, sponsible for the following; "There vert
Socorro people on my train to-day anc
thew told me that 100 cases of smallpox
were reported il Socorro Tuesday night
, but that the city officials. were trying t.
, suppress any reports OF smallpox and
am surprised that no precaution is being
taken to prevent the spread OF the disease
10 other towns in New Mexico and Texas.
An agricultural wonderis on exhibition
ut the New MEXICAN ollice to-day in the
shape OF bunch OF oats. Hon. a. L
, Morrison brought it in from the farm o
; Theo. Heinlen, twenty miles northwes
OF LIS Vegas. The stalks are seven fee
two inches in height and each head carrie
200 or more grains. The field from
which this was cut was seeded the middl
Of June and harvested the last of Aug
ust this is the second crop ever grow
> upon the land, and the oats were grow
: without irrigation.
Manager Raunheim, OF the Santa F
! Copper company, arrived from the mort
last night and doesn't seem to be tn
= least bit worried over the situation at sa
!. Pedro, In fact, nobody save perhaps
+ few soreheads, can find fault with tn
$ way things are going down there. A
this moment the Copper company is Ia!
T. ing out $4,000 in improvements at il
smelter and mines, and in few week
RI the works will be in full blast again, GU
: putting moro copper and gold for lei
y money than ever before. There are j
s wala.wallas on San Pedro, remarks NJ