Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-13
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Attend the primary election on Monday
ut i o'clock.
A toothsome bit of q lunch will be served
at the Broad Gauge this evening. Call
about o'clock.
Alex. Read, county clerk OF Rio Arrlba,
is in the city, attorney in contest at the
L. S. land Office.
In the matter of VIM. N. Coler vs.. San
Ia Re county's board OF commissioners
the arguments were concluded to-day and
the case submitted to Judge Whiteman.
vt the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday July IA, there will be the usual
services at II a, M; Sunday school at 10
a. M; young peoples meeting at p. III.
All are cordially invited.
At the Palace w. n. Emmert and wife,
San Pedro; H. P. Brown, Ell Paso; Hill
Drum, Paris; Ben A. Frye, St. Joe E. W.
Nelson, Glorieta; Eugene H. Cowles,
Cleveland; Theo. Gowdy, Kansas City.
Jesus NJ. Petea, OF Bernalillo, was ar
rested by Deputy United States Marshal
Modesto Ortiz yesterday on warrant
that charges him with unlawfully fencing
public domain in Santa Fe county. Mr..
Perea gave bond for his appearance at
the August term OF court.
At the Presbyterian church on July "A:
Sunday school at 10 o. m, morning and
evening services at II and s O'Clock re-
spectiyeIy. All persons who do not
regularly worship elsewhere are cordially
invited to this church. The seats are not
rented, but are open to all who please to
occupy them.
The precinct meetings to elect repre-
sentatives to the county convention which
dominates delegates to the state constitu-
tional convention will be held on Monday
next. In precinct 3, upper Santa Fe, the
meeting occurs at o'clock, at the house
of Ramon Sena y Garcia, and in precinct
4, lower Santa Fe, at the same hour, the
meeting takes place at the public school
building
On Monday night, July 3, at about 10 20
a meteor OF unusual magnitude and bril- |
liancy was observed by citizen of Santa
te in the western sky, He saw it first
when it was twenty-five degrees above
the horizon. In its downward course it |
was eclipsed once or twice by strata OF
cloud, but notwithstanding the moonlight
it appeared to be one OF the largest and
highest orbs of the kind ever seen by the
observer.
Tomorrow, the 4th Sunday after Trim
Ity, the services in the church OF the Holy
Faith will be as follows; Holy eucharist,
80 q, IN. mathis and litany, with SER
mon, at IL g. II. evensong and lecture
ut p. m. The seats in this church are
not appropriated and to all persons is
gladly extended the privilege Of attending
public worship therein. The priest in
charge urges the congregation not to
neglect the assembling OF themselves
together as the manner Of some is" The
music in this church is much improved |
by the acquisition Of tenor.
At the Exchange: II. NJ Adams,
Leetchdeld, KY; E. H. Snelman, Brand
enburg, KY. r. c. Craycraft, Mead, KY.
J, S. Moreman, R. H. hewitt, W. T, Nc.
Donough, A. Moreman, Geo. H. Cas-
perke, j. +, Voolfolk, A. W. Moreman,
oi Brandenburg, Ky, and Joseph Mul.
baton, the famous Munchausen CONNER
,ial man from Louisville. These gentle
men have large interests in the Chama
river placer fields and are en- route to
Perry's camp, where they will spend
some weeks in prospecting, preparatory
% inaugurating some placer mining en-
.erprises Of considerable magnitude.
Syrup Of Figs. 81