Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-31
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

night.
Try that Iowa creamery butter. It's as
sweet as q rose. At Beaty's.
The wood vender smiles over the rush
of business on hand.
The first sprinkle of snow slipped down
out OF the mountains this morning.
Note the change in the advertisement
of Julius II. Gerdes' gents furnishing
house.
Tomorrow the fish law goes into ef-
feet again. No more catching OF trout till
next June.
Alex. Allan and J. II. Brigham left to-
day for deer hunt on the headwaters OF
the little Tesuque.
DR.. Zaballas professional card appears
in this issue. He makes q specially OF
diseases OF the eye.
The priyate's quarters at Fort Marcy are
being overlauled and made more COM
Portable for the winter.
w. NJ. Emmert is exhibiting some
mammoth pumpkins raised by DR.. An
drews, one of which weighs forty pounds.
The small boy with the tick'tack Is
making lie burdensome for many people
these nights. SoInebody'll get bur. over
it, yet.
More than 100 people danced at the
Exchange last night ia celebration OF the
marriage OF Virginia Brown and Anastaclo
Garcia.
Remember the organization OF local
sportsmen's club at Mr.. Twitchel's Office
on Saturday night, and don't fail to be
on hand.
The Philharmonic have got together
again. They had grand rehearsal last
night and will give number OF enter
tainments this winter.
Frank Dolgado, secretary Of the Build
ing and Loan association, has established
his office with N. &. Laughlln, second
floor, FIRST National bank block.
There were fifteen local music lovers at
the post hall meeting to discuss the bring
ing out OF Roots pretty operetta The
Haymakers." Thus far the enterprise is
getting OH swimmingly.
Fifteen days have elapsed, and nothing
has yet been heard from Judge Morri-
sons bond as register sent 10 Washing
ton. In the mean time business ut the
local land office is practically at O stand
still
At meeting Of prominent workers in
the Episcopal church held last night at
The residepce of Mrs. Prince, it WAS de-
cided to give series of three public en-
tertainments this winter for the benefit Of
the church.
A~goodly number of tickets for the fire
departments ball at Lowitzki's hall to-
nisnt have been sold and q pleasant time
is expected The proceeds OF this enter
lainment will be used 10 foot the cost Of
painting aud lettering the hose house.
It is announced that the A., L. d 5. L.
will abandon its immigration office at Las
Vegas and will station Col. Haren al
Kansas City. The coloneps work IN be-
hall OF building up New Mexico Will be
none the less earnest and energetic by
this change.
County Commissioner Wyllis came VI
from Cerrillos to-day, expecting to have
meeting OF the county board to issue those
contingent expense bonds, but the blank
bonds had not arrived. They are being
lithographed in Denver and are expected
here tonight.
C. NJ. Dreamer returned this morning
from Denver bringing back with him his
little son Carlos. He concluded that
after all it would be best to have the lit
tie one nearer him, and so lie has again
temporarily placed him in charge OF the
Sisters OF ST. Vincents.
AT the Exchange: L. WHY'S, Geo. D.
D. Hardness, Cerliilos; Vicente Archule'
ia, TERRA Amarillo; J. B. Brun, San lg'
nacio; Milton Fisk, Dolores; W. A. Civ
ems, Las Vegas J. Lund, Pueblo; James
Brydon, CeriilIos; Z. Greenwood, Ger
rilos; W. l.. Bishop, FL Paso; Chas
Haspelmath, Lamy.
Milton Fisk, the Wiswell mill man al
Dolores, is in town to-day, and SHOWS
bright good samples that came out OF
hand full Of Santa Rita rock. He is ar
ranging to double the capacity OF his
mill, and thinks the question OF treating
the low. grade gold ores in the Ortiz
mountains has been definitely settled by
the success which has attended the
operation Of this Wiswell plant from it!
start. A great deal OF prospecting ane
mining is going on in the camp.
L. w. Parker is now on duty at Billy
Burton's and Billy Price, OF Albuquerque
has the light watch at the Broad Gauge
Mr.. Price says there is the greatest differ
ence between Albuquerque and Santa FL
in respect to the time that saloon mer
get the cream of the trade. In the Duke
city all the business is done before !.
O'Clock at night, while in Santa BE tn
rush comes between midnight and morn
ing. "It has always been q wonder tt
me where all the money comes from tina
goes into drinks" said Mr.. Price.