Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-29
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beef from Gov. Ritch's Engle ranch.
Mrs. j. X. Hudson, who recently
sustained serious injuries about the head
from a fall on the ice, is now gradually
convalescing.
Judge Bail, Col. Rynerson and Col. l..
o. Knapp and wife, Perfecto .Armijo and
Mr.. Meylert, one of the Eernalillo county
board, were among Hast nights arrivals.
The concert of the Philharmonic Or
chestra promises to be both musical
and social success. Several ladies and
gentlemen of Santa Fe will assist Tickets
on sale at Weltmer's tomorrow.
Donoghue 4 Monier yesterday contrac-
ted for the construction of handsome
cut stone vault and chapel over the re-
mains OF the late Judge Manderfeld in
Rosario cemetery. The work will cost
$4,000.
Hon. f. G. Wade, of Las Cruces, one
OF the leading lawyers OF southern New
Mexico, who has been in the city for the
past month attending the session of the
territrrial supreme court, left last night
for his home.
Hon. Thos. d. Burns, one Of the lead
ing citizens of northern New Mexico, will
arrive this evening from Rio Arriba coun-
ty and will remain in the city several
days. Hon. John r. McFie is also due
to arrive from the south tonight.
Don Antonio J. Ortiz, just in from Gal
isteo, brings news OF a murder committed
south of here at place known us the
Mesa de la Gallina. Obedio Lucero shot
and killed Jose Antonio Roival. No
further particulars had been received
when Mr.. Ortiz left Galsteo on Monday
last
Rev. Father Navct, parish priest at
Pena Blanca, skipped away on the 18th
inst. with one Miss Silva, daughter of the
priests landlady. lie wrote to friends in
Santa Ee from FL paso stating that he
WAS off for Europe. Numerous COM
plants OF this priests conduct have been
heard from time to time and the denoue-
ment was mt unexpected.
An ex-convirt who has been driving
one OF IoMitzki's hacks was reprimanded
yesterday bv the hack owner for his ex-
orbitant charges for hack service, and he
resented it by closing up Mr.. Lowitzki's
right eye with blows from pair OF "metal
knuckles," and then skipped out before
the intelligent policemen could nab him.
Here's more trouble from employing ex-
convicts. This class of cattle ought to
have their walking papers as soon as they
are released from the penitertisry.
Ed Clarke, the proprietor of the Capitol
hotel, who knows more about railroadine
than he does about the hotel business, has
come to the conclusion that man has tc
be born to the hotel business as he has tc
ralroading. For that reason he will dis
pose OF his interest in the Capitol hote
in order to engage in other business more
congenial to him. Mr.. Clarke will leayt
Santa Fe with the good will OF everybody
who has had business dealings with him
Many inquiries have been made as t(
the right of Grand Army posts to TAXI
part in the inauguration ceremonies anc
form part of the parade on the occasio,
OF the inauguration of the president-elect
The subject has been one Of much cor
respondence. Commander-in-chief War
ner says: "That it is proper for mem
bers OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
either as individuals, posts or depart
ments, to participate in the Inaugural Ger
emonies, none will question:" This wi
answer many inquiries sent to Depart
ment Commander Downs.
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