Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-19
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

See advertisement for the sale OF Rio
Arriba current expense bonds in this
issue.
Blain Brothers are preparing for ex-
tensive improvements at their place OF
business.
Citizens OF San Pedro want to know
why the county school for that precinct
has not yet been opened.
German Lutheran services tomorrow
at 10 80 a. m. in the Odd Fellows hall.
W, Rosenstengel, pastor.
I'll there's anything coming to Santa
Fe, she wants it, even to the extent Of
championship hose team badges. ~
Frank Harrison.
Owing to the poor water service mum.
Der Of citizens are having their old wells
cleaned out, and will discard the water
company wholly.
Sheriff Juan Navarro arrived from Mora
to-day with man named Sanchez, SEN
fenced by the district court to one year in
the penitentiary for stealing cattle.
The wasting OF the water has again be-
gun. The Rio Santa Fe is running a fine
stream to-day, every drop OF which is
going to waste. What apity half dozen
reservoirs are not ready to DO filled.
AT the Presbyterian church, on October
goth, Sunday school at 10 q. N. morning
and evening services at IL and 1880
o'clock, respectively. The seats in this
church are not rented but are open to all
who please to occupy them.
VIM. Bunker, clerk of the 4th district,
cane over from Las Vegas last night to
settle accounts with the auditor. In
former times the district clerks always
drew funds out of the territorial treasury,
but things are changing now, the funds
coming the other way.
Under the law, upon the presentation
OF satisfactory proof Of having killed wild
or ferocious animals, and the scaps OF
the same having been disposed of as
prescribed bylaw, persons are entitled to
the following bounty: Lynx, 81; coyote.
80 cents; wild cat, 50 cents; wolf, S.;
bear, So; mountain lion, 49,
a very liberal proposition has been
made to the Artesian Well company by
Mr.. lie Fever, OF Denver. He comes
with the best Of Endorsements, and after
investigating his references the directors
are satisfied he can carry out anything he
agrees to undertake. 1t will depend upon
the enterprise and liberality of our peo'
pie whether or not this contract can be
closed next week. Let each man con-
slider we'll the subject.
The Presbyterian manse is approach.
ing completion. The plasterers are at
work in it, and it is hoped that it will be
ready for occupancy in November. Like
the mission building in this respect, it is
substantial, tasteful and plain. The
workmanship is OF the best, and it is be-
ieyed that no other house so good was
ever built in Santa Fe for so little money
Materials Tor building are cheaper here
now than they were seven years ago.
Miss Allison, principal OF the Presby-
terrain mission school, finds herself en-
barrassed for want of needed furniture,
and particularly for want OF bedsteads for
the large number OF new pupils. The
funds for furnishing the rev building are
no. yet available. Already last years
number of boarders in the school is
doubled. 1t is earnestly hoped that the
treasury in New York will soon afford the
means to complete what is unfinished
and TO furnish the building throughout.
1t will we'll repay any citizen OF Santa Fe
to visit, even now, and see the simple
elegance of the interior, and the solidity
OF the stone and bri;k work Of this struc-
ture so creditabe to those we'll known
contractors, Monier & Donohue.
Children Enjoy
The pleasant flavor, gentle action and