Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-01
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

arouse ttlpmprOmpl 10 anu regular atIlon'
TAX" II now.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Best creamery butter 2a cents per pound
at Beaty's.
Alessrs. Seligman Bros. are preparing
to invade their new quarters, Spiegelberg
block, on Monday.
On and after this date people may, UNI
der the new law catch fish, for their own
use until September l.
john Is. Lamy is making extensive I'M
provcnents at the old Capital hotel block !,
tearing out adobe and putting in brick
partitions. The adobe is still going
I Grateful showers three days in success
sion is about the size OF the weather
clerk ; tavo,s, and more coming.
County board meets at 10 n. m. on
Monday next, viii it take notice Of the
present sanitary condition OF Santa Fe?
james Denny has QUILTED new and
neat express wagon, and will be on the
street soliciting orders on Monday. He is
faithful worker and courteous, and de-
serves lair share OF the pu bic patronage.
Home grown strawberries are now
coming down to a price that makes them
obtainable by people who are not mill
ionaires. The price now is % and 80
cents, the lattcr for the best the market
affords
DR.. L'Engle's son, Fleming, II years
old, is managing two teams on the road
between San Pedro and Cerrillos, hauling
ore, and he is clearing So day at ii,
which is pretty clever work for a lad Of
his years.
At the Presbyterian church on June ,
Sunday school at 10 a. N. ; morning serv'
ice at H. In the evening a popular COS
pei temperance meeting will be substitu'
ted for the usual service. Tho public is
cordially invited,
has been bonded TO Mr., d. Bauman, Of
Canon City, who is after low grade ores
The mines will be worked during the term
OF the bond, four months. 1t is largely
owned by Santa Fe parties, and is counted
a very promising property.
Messrs. ?. w. Lorenz and u. II. Dun
bar, who have lately put down 400 foo
tubular well for the Copper company a
San Pedro, have gone out to-day witt
Mr.. &. +. \. Fischer to look at the arte
sian we'll plant now rusting in the valley
Mr.. Lorenz is practical we'll drillcr ant
may he induced to take hold here.
At the Methodist Episcopal church to
morrow the services will be as follows
The usual morning servive at II a. IN.
class meeting after the morning sermon
Sunday school at 10 a III. young people
meeting OF 7p. N. Subject, Deliver u
from Evil" At 8 p. III. the congregation
will unite in the w. G. I. l.. temperate
service at the Presbyterian church. Al
young people are especially invited to tn
young peoples meeting.
4. NJ. Story, sheriff OF Sierra, and Thos
Cain, deputy, came up from Hillsboroug
this morning and brought brace OF jai
, birds ior the pen. Scott Weathersby,
t second termcr, gets three years for hQus
breaking, and for similar ofensc sevt
riano Flores gets one year. Sheriff Stor
, SAYS that the latter is such homely fe
, low that he is really interesting. TIL
. sheriff speaks in high praise Of judy
McFic, and says the people OF Sierra m
] we'll pleased with him rs their distriC
0 Judge.
r Tomorrow, the Sunday alter Ascenslo
> day, the services at the church OF tn
q Holy Faith will be Ms follows: Hol
+ eucharist AT 7:30 a, H.: mathis, Titan
. and ante-communion office with sermo
=. at ! / a. m. evensong at s p. N. Til
: bishop OF the jurisdiction is in Santa F
n and will participate in the public mini'
!, trations tomorrow. The seats in thl
i, church are free to all, and the people az
urged to avail themselves of the privileg
e of attending public worship therein
o while the congregation are reminded b
!, the priest in charge not to neglect the
. duty.
: J. r. Kelly was over yesterday iron
his placer works ut Golden, and has i
his possession double handful of mug
: gets, ranging from SO cents to $l2, whic
0 had been washed from the old dumps, q
q washings on his grounds, turned up b
t the Spaniards long years ago. Mr.. kell
n is now working from twenty to twenty-fv
}, men, with the most satisfactory results
tt and states that the free action of hi
= great pump has no apparent effect in re
e ducing the water supply. No man ha
g taken longer chances than Mr.. Kelly
+ and none better deserve success. Ger
n rillos Rustler.