Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Special meeting OF Germsnia lodge X.
OF F., No. 5, tomorrow night, to confer
orders
Jake Colds show window is full OF
Aztec images arranged to represent the
legislative assembly.
Beginning tomorrow the plaza concerts
will take place from 2 to 3p. IN. an hour
earlier than heretofore.
A Santa Fe news boy to the editor OF
country paper: "Buy paper, sir?"
"No; can't read" "Then you can look
at the pictures" blandly replied the little
fellow.
The regular monthly conclave OF Santa
Fe Commandery No., l, X. T., will be held
ut 7 80 this evening at Masonic hall. A
full attendance is requested Visiting
sir knights are cordially invited to at
tend.
The legislative solons took q day off
and went home to tho bosom of their re-
spective families yesterday Up to noon
to-day all but a few struggling members
had returned, and they got down to bust
hess again at O'Clock this afternoon.
Edward Piper's wife died at Cerrillos
last week OF rheumatism of theIheart. The
local paper says that during her last days
she was surrounded by the ladies Of Ger
rilos, who tried to administer to her every
want and who were seconded and as
, sisted in every such endeavor by the de-
/ votion of her husband.
Billy Burton now gets his celery supply
from Colorado and says that the Colorado
celery, which is not near so good as the
: Santa Fe product, is cutting the Michigan
article out Of the entire western market
o Mr.. Burton says the gardeners OF Santa
e Fe can make themselves rich if they will
n only devote their time to celery farming
r Mr. Burton also annouaces to-day drop
in the price OF oysters.
d Miss Allison, so long the faithful super
d intendent OF the Presbyterian mission
! school here, has gone to Tennessee 10Y {
"a three months rest. which she stood great
r. ly in need of. one attempted to resign
or hpt tbe hard declined - consider tbi,
i sts'ei..e'.s, "..u ,nformed her - A.,
a. as long leave as she desired. The mis-
o slon's interests are hourishing here unde
a this lady's management.
" ,vaAaYs arr d|egleYH part Of # the countr
is have had the effect Of greatly interierrin
:. with freight transportation A grea
a. many complaints are heard from loca
is merchants, Some having had goods el
re route from Chicago for four weeks. Tn
Il New MEXICAN has a large consignment Q
print paper tel up somewhere en- route
Owing to its non-arrival the paper i
issued temporarily on seven column size
>, Eight columns will be run as soon as tn,
s new paper arrives, which will be shortly
i The Jefferson Democratic club of New
It Mexico was organized at meeting of ci
:, tlzens at N. B. Laughlin's Office on Satur
day night. The officers are as follows
President, John Y. Hewitt, of Lincoln
county; first vice president, c. B. Kohl.
hansen, of Colfax; second vice president,
Vicente Mares, of Santa Fe; secretary, ]
II. Crist, of Rio Arriba treasurer, Felix
+ Martinez, OF San Miguel. Some forty
democrats from various parts of the ter
ritory were present at the organization.
l.. The leaders in this movement will en-.
deavor to make this club to the Democracy
q OF New Mexico what the Graystone club
is to Colorado, the Iroquois club to Iii.
, nois, or the Duckworth club is to Ohio.