Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-08
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

HOUND ABOUT TOWN.
Another excursion to San Ildefons
over the narrow gauge on Wednesday.
The monthly meeting OF the w. C. T. I
will be held Tomorrow (Tuesday} after
noon at Mrs. Carpenters rooms at .
!, O'Clock.
Santa Feans who spent Yesterday il
Cerrillos smoked cigars with Drugsis
Miller on the strength OF a new babe a
his home.
The Exchange hotels culinary servic,
will be better than ever henceforth, Chas
Hines having taken charge in that de
partment this morning
John 0, Alite, the well known younl
barber, has resumed business on his OWL
hook, and has opened neat place OPP
posite Stinson's on Frisco street.
The vile Of Don Anto. Romero, a wide.
ly known citizen OF lower Santa Fe, died
this morning after brief illness. She
was good woman generally esteemed
by all who knew her.
Capt B. H. Rogers, 18th cavalry, now
in the Indian territory, is in the city
visiting army friends. lie is en- route to
Fort Stanton, his former station, where
he will spend his summer vacation.
Mrs. j. II. Teats, of Las Vegas, deliy-
cred temperance talk at the peniten-
tiary chapel yesterday which resulted in
several Of the inmates signing the pledge
to abstain from all strong drink.
Major Msynadier, paymaster U. s.
army, and the genial Mr.. Fred Cimaren,
his clerk, spent yesterday in the city and
left for the south to-day, after disbursing
about $1,000 among the BOYS in blue at
Fort Marcy.
Messrs, Adolph Seligman, jr., AID.
Walker, Frank Hudson and Sherrard
Coleman left yesterday afternoon for a
ten days fish and hunt on the Pecos,
going over the trail via Monument rock.
Several parties will join them ut their
camp during the week.
Work on the government Indian school
is progressing finely. The excavation is
finished and the foundation is going in.
The contractors, Messrs. Digneo and
Donoghue, are employing about twenty
men in various departments of the work.
The plaza presented another picture of
twilight gaety last evening during the
concert by the 10th infantry band. It
seemed that everybody and his sweet.
heart was out to enjoy the music and the
baimy atmosphere, and one noticeable
feature was the unusual number of strange
faces to be seen in the throng.
Don Tomas Sandoval, of San Mateo,
came in from the south last night to con-
suit DR. Zaballa, his eyesight failing him
rapidly. He has 10000 head of sheep on
the Valencia county range, and will reap
a small fortune from sales OF wool this |
year. His clip was merged with Mr. |
Huning's and shipped to Chicago, where
they expect to get for it not less than
twenty cents and probably more,
The summer season of evening dress
parades begins at Fort Marcy this even
ing, and will take place daily excepting
Saturdays and Sundays. Owing to this
,act the plaza concerts will henceforth
AXE place little later than heretofore.
These dress parades are rather brilliant
vents in themselves which the people
will enjoy witnessing. They occur half
n hour before sunset,
To the entertainments given by the
uveniles quite large crowds Of spectators
ave been attracted, not only children,
nut a portion were adults, among whom
we're some who, noting the brightness
nd even talent of some Of the little ones,
nd who undertook to train company of 7
he most competent for drama which
ill be presented to the public In about I
wo weeks, Several rehearsals have al ,
eady taken place, and it is indeed Won
erful what acting the children are capa-
lie OF. This idea of training the children I
9r these parts Is a very great advantage {
them; it not only makes them easy in
ppearing inpublic, but also teaches them
} become good elocutionists. 1t is an
dvantage that the children of the east i
re accustomed to and should be encour- s
ged. Due notice of their entertainment y
ill be given shortly. t.