Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Chase has Just turned out a set OF
artistic photos of the capital city cicle
club.
Read the new laws published on the
third page OF this issue OF the New Mex
ICAN.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Canuto Alarid,
on Saturday night, another daughter.
Mother and child doing we'll
Presbyterian sociable at Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Breeden's next Thursday evening,
a cordial invitation to all parents, who are
asked to come with their children.
J. W. Stinson has again been wrestling
with the patent gas meters, burners, ETC.,
and now thinks the only thing he can do
to be saved is to procure "a gas meter
with an intellect"
Mr.. T. B. Ward, the miner and pros
pector who recently struck it rich in coal
for Cartwright, is rejoiced over the advent
of another son, the youngster weighing
full thirteen pounds.
Albert Mueller, late arrival from Kan
sas, to-day leased from Gray & Fisher the
store room adjoining the First National
bank on the north. He will establish a
new restaurant there.
The train men on the Santa Fe South
ern bring in word that a daughter has
come to gladden. the hearts of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bond, Of Espanola. Con-
gratuations for you and yours, Mr.. Bond,
from this end Of the line.
The capitol commission held two
hours session at the governors office
last night, transacting routine business.
Bids for insuring the capitol were not
considered. 1t was resolved to henceforth
hold meetings of he commission on the
first business day OF each month.
Yesterday Luis E. Alarid, son of the
territorial auditor and well known as a
rustler in the business line, purchased a
/ half interest in the VIM. Barron establish
ment. They are to-day putting in stock
of groceries and will also continue the
/ bakery business, delivering their wares to
all parts of the city. Success to the new
firm.
An enterprising woman on the south
side is engaged in erecting barbed wire
fence about the land through which Don
Gaspar avenue will have to 60 to reach
Manhattan avenue. That is fine prop
ertv, lococated as it Is so near the capitol
grounds, and it ought to be in the hands
of somebody who is far sighted enough tC
cont nue. this new street as far as Man
haitian avenue, at least.
Don Jose Segura returned from Las
Vegas this morning and he describes
Yesterdays wind and dust storm there as
something fearful. Many telegraph poles
!, were Frustrated between Wagon MounC
and Vegas. At Albuquerque and Wallace
also perfect gale ragged all day, and the
dust clouds that swooped up the Rio
Grande we're not at all agreeable, while a
Cerrilos the wind knocked out DR.. Rich
E ards wind mill and disjointed severa
J fences.
A Philadelphia glass manufacture
named Murray, health seeker at TIT
Alamo, and an oily tongued man nance
Webster, who has mania for borrowing
small sums of money from newly mad
acquaintance, had a street racket abou
| borrowed money near the Exchang
corner last evening. Mr.. Murray strucl
Mr.. Webster over the head with cane
and the latter pulled his freight down tn
street, yelling murder" Then Mr.. Nun
ray walked off looking much relieved.
!. Frank Huntsman, florist from Gin
! cinnati, has been a guest at the Exchang
: for several days. He has been dow
, through the Pecos country and was rec
commended to come to Santa Fe and her
. view what New Mexico's soil and climat
y could do in the way of producing fruit
and flowers. Mr.. Huntsman spent Sc,
eral hours yesterday interviewing on
, gardeners, and had long chat with Nj
Il Boyle. After looking over the latter
$ place he said he was satisfied, and to-da
d he left for Roswell, where he will locat
!. and establish a fruit farm.