Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-16
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Five new vehicles, including wonobby
double seated surries Of the side bar pat
tern, have Just been added to LoWitzki's
livery stock.
Rev. Henry Nyce of Trinidad, a gradu-
ate OF Oberlin college and Union semi
nary is visiting Santa Fe, the guest Of Prof,
Hood.
Wagner & liaflner continue to extend
their business. After Saturday next they
will put in fine stock OF carpets at their
furniture and glassware establishment.
The Dung Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor will hold a social at the
residence of Mr.. VIM. Berger this even
ing. All the friends OF the young people
are invited,
Judge Walker returned from Las Vegas
to-day, lie says that town takes the
bakery for the wind, dust and general
lack Of anything like commercial or in
dustrial life.
Santa Fe Lodge No. 2, X. Of p, last
night elected Messrs. N. B. Laughln and
c. +, Easley representatives, to the New
Mexico Grand Lodge, which meets at So
zorro on the second Monday in June.
A gay lot OF flowers were to-day trans
terred to the open ground in the peniten-
tiary yard from the institution $ hot house
They dot the lawn in huge clusters and
add much to the beauty OF the grounds.
j. NJ. Hartley is new arrival on the
south side and seems TO be OF that class
which Santa Fe most needs. Mr.. Hartley
commenced buildinga home for his family
before he had been here twenty-four
hours.
Bishop Kendrick elegraphs Rev. L. W.
Meany to secure rooms for himself and
family, as he will be here next week with
view to making lis home here this
summer. Mr.. Meany has secured comfort
able rooms for the bishop at Dr.. Andrews
residence.
Mr.. Weltmer to-day purchased another
piece Of land in the Tesuque valley, which
increases his holdings in that pretty and
fertile spot to fifteen acres. His is to be
fruit and alfalfa farm, and it is located
not far distant from Edward Miller's
grand orchard.
Another Richmond in the field. Mr..
d. II. Wenger, of Fairview, now superin-
tendent OF public schools for Sierra coun-
ty, is, according to private letter re-
ceived here to-day, in the field for the
Office of internal revenue collector for the
New Mexico and Arizona district.
Mons. Lorenzo will appear in perform
ance at Mottley's tonight. A free tight
rope exhibition will take place on the
street at 80 this evening The bar has
been removed by Mr.. Motley and here
alter his hall is to be used exclusively for
concert purposes and private dancing
parties.
The weather clerk is behaving in a
most extraordinary manner this month.
March was as mild and placid as sum
mer's dream, and here in May, when
least expected, the March winds are on.
Gardener Geo. Cam remarked yesterday:
Il have lived in Santa Fe for thirty-four
years and this is the first time | ever ex-
perienced such windy May" The
stranger is assured that is quite unusual
weather"
The plans and specifications for the
government Indian school were turned
over by the Indian department to Con-
tractor Mckenzie yesterday at noon, and
yesterday afternoon the stakes for the ex-
cavations were driven. The work Of con-
struction will be pushed right forward.
The site of the building has been slightly
changed, it being thought best to place it
200 feet from the front line Of the l00-acre
tract, instead of 100 feet as originally an
More and better dwellings continue to
be the demand Of the hour in Santa Fe.
A gentleman who visited the New MExI-
IAN to-day counted up six families who
ire now clamoiing for dwellings and who
nave to put up with inferior accommoda-
ions in the way Of furnished rooms in
adobe houses. Several of these are new
arrivals and they can't understand why it
s that our home people don't catch on
md supply the want, particularly since
ents are high and a certain profit on the
Investment is assured.
Rheumatism 10 caused by an acid in the
lood therefore, external treatment af-
1rds no permanent relief. To eliminate
he poison and make thorough cure OF
he disease, nothing else is so efficient as
.yer's Sarsaparilla. Give it trial. Price
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