Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-20
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Speaking Of brick, why, the capital city
is having a regular brick boom.
Chairman Sloan has called a meeting
OF the county board for 10 a. m. on Mon
day.
The meeting OF the bureau OF immigra-
ton on Monday promises excellent re-
suits.
Judge Axtell's contract calls for 100 900
beGkIRet on nnn 90 ;-------
New and better buildings is the watch
word, and Santa Fe is right in the swim.
She'll have them.
Special meeting OF Carleton post satur.
day, Goth inst, at p. M, for purpose OF
muster. A full attendance desired.
The base ballists and their friends
anticipate big game at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the league grounds.
Unless the capital grounds work is
pushed more rapidly it will be pretty late
to seed the grounds and set out those
shade trees.
Hon. NJ. s. Otero is still at Espanola
or thereabouts pushing work on the new
road to Jemez hot springs. He will prob
ably return TO Santa Fe this evening.
. Another big excursion party will arrive
from Boston on May II. Tho itinerar,
=, has been SO changed az to permit thes'
! excursions to pass full day and half Q
r the night in the historic capital city.
: DR.. Longwill paid the neat little sum
: 81 200 for those brick, and says he es
, poets to put them into new buildings l
!. Santa Fe. What's the matter with bulle
3 ing an opera house block on the old Fl
9 change corner. ....
'. A special to the Globe Democrat irol
~ Washington says Judge Whiteman lie
10 for Santa Fe on Wednesday night las
is By this token he should arrive here
ls tomorrow night. A hearty WELDON
g. awaits him.
At Billy Burton's celebrated restaura
RS and produce annex the best OF Column
Y. river salmon and lake trout, besides
~ ~ choice assortment OF radishes, cucumbe'
: lettuce, etc., can be found. Fresh stra
P. berries next week.
NJ AT Q O'Clock this afternoon bids w
iG;' opened for the erection OF Mr.. Kahl
ar m business house. Here are the bids:
or Hesch, $s, 1888; A. Windsor, 1922; F
th- sha, $685. Berardineli 4 Palladil
.,aa an SO, 500; Digneo Bros, $S,4oS.
,er. Arrivals at the Alamo: T. +. Bra
Union City, Ind; N. W. Butterfsld,
me buquerque; Capt. Blake, Las Vegas; g
oer- l.. Bradford Prince, Santa Fe; Mrs. Il.
me- ne, GRAY, Miss Lotta Gray, Denver; c.
'me lI Van Ortin, Silverton, Colo. Harry
';,h Itt Inns, Frank Curtis, Durango.
ent The county authorities say they
him pose to stop the dogs from making
1ch, ground Of the newly seeded plaza
El an.a takes poison to do it. The policemen
,as a try and keep them of during the
,oer. time, but people who own good dogs
ater. best keep them corraled after night
! Fe. Hon. George w. McCrary, Of Keo
con- Iowa, attorney for Fred Harvey, pa
,ftice down the road yesterday to socorr'
has argue the question Of the constitution
v.rna 'rn1a of the meat inspection law before J
ence Brinker. He is accompanied by
III be Hook, OF Leavenworth, Kas., also
main ney for Mr.. Harvey.
man, At the Methodist Episcopal chnrt
ed TO morrow there will the following ser'
,,,iar Sunday school at 10 a. m.; an I
,ublic service at II a. m., at which the RI
he re- L. Wiltsee will preach; at 7 p. M,
lnity. will be love feast service, and
Knhn % Superintendent Witsee will preach,
= and iect, Turning the World Upside
ven = ~ communion service after the ev
sermon. The Rev. Wiltsee will I
this evening at g.; after the ssrmt
third quarterly conference will be
i vast All are invited to the above service