Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-26
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

"The water pressure is somewhat i'm
improved. Fire Chief Gray.
Billy will serve his patrons tomorrow
with dinner OF wild turkey and oysters.
Mr.. Larkin &. Read is now ready to
take pupils in Spanish for the coming
winter.
Santa Re is making an effort to sink
an artesian well. 1t will probably be
another failure. LAS Vegas Optic. Rats
Santa Fe already has the necessary
money raised.
AT the request Of some OF the patrons,
the primary department OF the Santa Fe
academy has been moved down 10 the
Griffin building in room opening OIL
Washington avenue. The primary de-
partment will assemble in that room
Monday morning, October %.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow; The pastor, Rev. &.
p. Fry, will preach at II Il. m. Subj ct,
Golden Candle stick Churches; and 7:3J
p. M, subject, Day and Night, Gods
Great Perpetual Inquiry against Unbeliel.
Sunday school 10 Il. III. All invited.
Prof. Merriam, connected with the In
dian school at Albuquerque, and Chas.
Danvcrs, wool buyer, gotin OH the belated
southern train this morning and too late
to 90 north Oh the regular narrow gauge
train. They found al engine headed for
Espanola, however, which they lost no
time in boarding.
At o'clock this afternoon the nee
essary 5000 to carry out the artesian
well experiment was raised, and this i'm
portant undertaking is assured. Capt.
Sol. Spiegelberg has again endeared him
sell to the masses by the earnostness with
which he pressed this matter upon the
attention OF the people.
At the Presbyterian church on Octo-
Der p, Sunday school at 10 4. M; morn
ing and evening services at ii and 30
respectively. All persons who do not
worship regularly elsewhere in this city
are cordially invited TO attend this church,
where the seats are not rented, but are
open to all who please to occupy them.
Rafe Murdoch, the we'll known colored
man, is in the city to-day after long ab-
sence in Mexico. lie has good job firing
an engine on the Mexican Central at $3.50
Il month, and he is here with his pockets
iuIl OF 9 'dobes, E" several Of which will so
into Tie treasury of the colored Odd Eel
lows lodge, Of which Rale is IN honored
member. Success to him.
Monte, DR.. Sloans intelligent dog, got
hold Of another poisonous bait yesterday
and died at about o'clock. In the liae
OF intelligence lie could do nearly every
thing but talk. 1t is q great pity that
such an animal shall iall victim 10 some
body's evident meanness. Monies re-
mains were inclosed in neat box and
his burial was i'll every sense respectable.
The funeral Of Thomas Il. Ward took
place this forenoon from the parlors OF
st. Eincent's hospital, Rev. q. p. Fry, OF
the NJ. Z. church, conducting the service.
There was large attendance OF people.
The pail bearers were a. G. Ireland, jr.,
r. L. Twitchell, Summers Burkhart, II.
c. Burnett, Clark II. Gregg and DR.. Met
cali. The remains were inferred at Fair
view cemetery.
The Santa Fe collegiate institute has
adopted its by laws, and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Rev. Geo. Il. Smith,
president; L. y. Fiske, vice PRESIDENT
Robt Harvey, secretary; r. j. Palen,
treasurer. DR.. Thomas, and the above
we're elected to comprise the executive
These gentlemen have
ample backing for the establishment of a
high grade college in Santa Fe, and they
are pushing their labors with an earnest
ness that ausurs much for the education
II interests OF this city and New Mexico.