Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-22
ROUND ABOUT TOWN,


known.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Another car of those choice Peerless
potatoes at Beaty's.
The territorial auditors school report
appears on the inside Of this days New
MEXICAN.
S. C. White, Chas. Ratliffe, Col. Blake
and others from San Pedro are here to
meet Mr.. Raunheim. All are interested
in the new town site company down
there, which will soon have q number OF
choice lots on the market.
August Kirchner continues to improve
his facilities for serving his patrons. He
has just put into bis city meat market a
huge refrigerator wherein his choice
meats will be kept and allowed to well
Season" before going upon the block.
A man named Vermilie, an attorney
from Kansas, had fain,ing fit and fell
while coming down from the Palace hotel
to the plaza this morning. DR.. Sloan was
called and found him suffering from q
rather uncommonly large dose Of NOR
phine. He was removed to st. Nincent's
hospital and properly cared for.
The wife Of G. n. Hill, conductor on the
Lamy branch, died Of consumption on
Saturday evening and the body was taken
yesterday morning to Las Vegas for in
terment. She had been an invalid for
several years and lately came up here
from Wallace. General sympathy is ex-
pressed for the grief stricken husband and
his little 5-year-old daughter.
Miss Carrie Neef, of Portage, Wis.
well known and esteemed here as the
sister of Miss Celia Neef, the beautiful
but unfortunate young woman who taught
in the Presbyterian academy here last
summer, departed this life at Las Vegas
on Saturday last. She had long suffered
from consumption. Her father starts to-
day to accompany tho remains to Wis
consin
The juvenile dramatic entertainment
which was repeated at the court house OF
Saturday night was in every respect {
success. Gus O'Brien as Toodles anc
Little Anna Clark as Mrs. Toodles per
formed their parts admirably, and wert
well supported by Harry Chitwood, Clail
Beatty, Iarman Wynkoop, Arthur Essel
bach, Edward Reynolds, Thomas Wynn
koop. Fred Reamer, George Champion
Rose Wynkoop.
Those who would like the New MExI
CAN sent to them by the month or weel
by carrier, are requested to leave thei
names at the NEW MEXICAN office, anC
they will be promptly furnished with thu
paper, at 81 q month or 25 cents week
The delivery OF the paper is earlier this
way than any other. No person outside
this Office is authorized to take sub3crip
tons by the week or month.
Mr. NJ. P. Pels, general manager OF the
Maxwell Grant company, is visiting the
city. To his energy and tact is due the
prosperity which at present characterizes
this large and valuable property. He has
just forwarded to the senate committee or
irrigation a mass of information relative
to the irrigation canals and storage reser
voirs constructed on the grant in the pas
two years.
The mountains and valleys hereabout'
were alive with picknickers yesterday. A
score or more of people took in the canon
and Monument rock. Aztec springs wit
messed the assembling OF gay party also
and more than 100 people patronized the
Santa Fe Southern's excursion to Sal
Ildefonso grove. The Monument rock
and Aztec spring visitors got thorough
drenching from the rain that fell in thu
afternoon, but at San Ildefonso no rair
| intarfered with tho festivities