Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-03
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

No paper tomorrow New MEXICAN
force will celebrate.
Regular meeting OF Carleton Post, q. A
H., at o'clock this evening.
Splendid rains are reported from Clio
rieta, southern Santa Fe county, and a
Chilli.
Van Arsdell is hanging his banner OF
the outer walls to-day in the shape of {
new feed stable sign.
Grace, the infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Geo. H. Utter, died at Silver City
and was buried yesterday.
A. J. LOOMS, miner and capitalist, il
here from Silver City, and thinks SAINTS
Fe the most promising point for invest
ments to be found in the southwest.
The hook and ladder boys to-day pre-
scented Asst, Chief Frank Chavez with &
handsome uniform. 1t came from 6
Philadelphia firm by this mornings ex,
press.
A great many holders OF county bonds
of date subsequent to July 81, 1886, have
expressed u desire to settle with the
county ct the actual cost OF such securities
to them.
G. NJ. Creaner's little BOD, Carlos, had
the misfortune to fall and fracture his
left arm on Monday. lie is getting along
very comfortably under the circumstances,
| however.
Chas. Goodman, clever ranchero frolG
the Chama valley, is here to spend the
18th. He brought along hls Photographic
apparatus and will catch some fine scenes
i'll the historic city tomorrow.
The fire boys have completed all ar
engagements Tor q jolly dance at Lowitzki's
store room on lower Frisco street to-
morrow night. a good time is promised,
and the public is invited to be there.
John Morrison, son OF tine U. 5. timber
agent, got in to-day from Arizona and
will spend the 4th here. He has just
quit the range after three weeks round
up for cattle which 20 to the northern
market.
Dick Fraley came in from the Pecos
valley to-day in company with DR.. Armour,
OF Emporia, kas., who who has been on
q hunting and fishing trip over there.
Young MIR. Fraley and the doctor killed
big bear on Cow creek last week.
Henry Carpenter says Denver citizens
are now at San Pedro taking careful notes
OF the great boom at that live camp with
view Of pushing connection OF the
Denver d Rio Grande to that place if
Albuquerque don't build there soon.--Citi-
zen.
All those who desire to participate in
the Roman and hurdle races tomorrow
afternoon are requested to meet the COM
mittee at the Kit Carson monument at 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning, July 4, when
names of the runners for the races will be
received and instructions given.
The Rev. G. /. Mills, A. NJ. L. L. B.,
president Of Albuquerque college, will
preach next Sunday morning and evening
in the Methodist Episcopal church. Mr..
Mills will spend fow days in the city
getting acquainted with our people and
representing the interests of the college.
Nobody will have any more delightful
4th than our Italian colony. The mar
rage of Miss Berardinelli, the pretty
daughter Of Don Miguel, and Mr.. Louis
Napoleon, will take place at the cathedral
at o'clock tomorrow morning, and will
be celebrated throughout the day in true
old fashioned style at the home of the
BRIDES father. Good luck to them.
Col. Dick Hudson goes down the road
tonight ell route home from Washington.
He comes back with the assurance that
he will be soon appointed to succeed U. S.
Marshal Martinez. Gen. Lew Wallace
has interested himself in Col. Hudsons
behalf and this means something. 1t is
also quite certain that Hon. E. A. Fiske
will be the next U. S. district attorney.
Hon. T. B. Catron has decided the
Methodist church lot at Chama. Rev.
Mr.. Moore says the site is on the'main
street of the town overlooking tho hotel,
and that the gift is highly appreciated by
the M. Z, church people. Mr.. Moore
leaves in few days for San Pedro to
make arrangements for erecting church
there.
Remember the lunch and refreshnent
stand at the Historical rooms, northeast
corner of plaza, tomorrow July 4, open
from 10 u. IN. to Top, NJ. Patronize the
Ladies Aid society OF the Presbyterian
church and you will assist In worthy
object, as the proceeds will be devoted to
the building Of the parsonage already in
course Of erection.
Mr.. w. A. White, merchant at Gaines
vile, Fla, is here with his wife in search
of health for the latter. They are friends
OF Mr.. G. o. Hampton and came in
response to information from him as to
the effects of this climate in his case.
Already Mrs. Whites condition shows
marked improvement. Mr.. White is so
we'll pleased that he is likely to take up
his permanent home here.
The blue grass with which MIR. Riyen-
burg seeded tho capitol grounds few
weeks ago is growing luxurantly. 1t is
two to three inches high already, and, in
fact, has done 30 well that many arc in
clined to doubt if it really is blue grass.
Mr.. Rivenburg says it is. an erroneous
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