Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-23
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The pcnitentiary commissioners will let
the contract for supplies for the peniten-
tiary during the ensuing six months, on
Monday.
Persons sending mail to parties at Col
den should direct their letters to San Pc
dro, as the postotiice at the former place
has been discontinued.
The Sainted Family is the subject of o
beautiful painting by Quente, on exhibit
ton in the room recently vacated by
Hickox. 1t is for sale, the price being
$l2O,
There will >be German Lutheran serv-
ices tomorrow in the Odd Fellows hall
at 10 80 O'Clock a. III. and at 4 o'clock p.
III. All are welcome to these services.
W. Rosenstengel, pastor,
The plaza improvements were com
menced to-day. The plat is to be seeded
to blue grass; the walks graded and made
firm, and old trees and dead ones are to
be turn out by the roots and replaced
with new ones.
At the Presbyterian church on March
"A Sunday school at 10 a. m. There
will be no church service either morning
or evening The congregation will join
in the services at the court house at IL
o'clock a. m, and at 7 80 p. m.
There will be no services in the church
OF the Holy Faith tomorrow, as the Rev
, Z. W. Meany will be absent from the
city. He holds services and breaches in
Cerrillos. Sunday school, however, will
meet at the usual hour, 10 a. m.
The Methodist Book Publishing Con-
Germ, the largest OF its kinu in the world,
and very prosperous institution, ha,
notified Rev. 0. J. Moore that it has this
year made gift of 100000 to be dis
trlbuted through the conferences to Worn
out ministers and the widow and orphans
of former ministers.
At the Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow there will be the following ser.
vices: Sunday school at 10 Il. N. the
usual morning service at ! a. m, subject
The Supreme Aim OF Christian Life
class meeting after the sermon. The
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor will hold its usual service at & g
p. M, subject, Why should Pray? All
are cordially invited.
Col V. S. Shelby returned this morn
ing from trip to Denver, where he and
Mr.. James Lynch, of Elizabethtown
have been for several days looking up
machinery and mill to place at work OH
the Aztec mine ore, on Ute Creek, Colfax
county. The mine is looking extremely
we'll and it is more than probable that q
Huntington mill of twenty-five tons capa.
city per day will be erected by these gen
tlemen at an early day.
w. NJ. Berger's insurance companies
present their business statements to the
public through the New MEXICAN to-day
as the law requires. They make highly
satisfactory showing. Mr.. Berger is Tor
tunate in having intrusted to his care the
local business OF some of the stronges
and most liberal fire and life association.
in the world, and this fact coupled witt
his energy and enterprise results in bring
ingsout statement OF the years work
that must certainly be very gratifying te
all concerned.
L. n. Reaser is o reacher out after new
business, and his resolve to engage ex
rlusively in the wholesale grocery trade
here will make some of the small fry job
bers of New Mexico vince like unto thu
traditional "galled jade" There are
mighty few men in the west that can gel
around Reaser when it comes to figuring
on first cost and low freight rates. He is
not only practical railroad man himself
but he is an old Chicago board OF trade
man, who knows how to appreciate small
profits, even if they come in the shape Of
fractions Of a cent. The retailers OF New
Mexico can well afford to communicate
with Mr.. Reaser.
Specialties just received: Poultry
of all kinds, Sea Fish of tn,
rarest varieties, the celebrated
Gold Cap Royal Oysters, Celery,
Young Lettuce. Young RadisheS.