Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-02
isUUND 4AISOur TOWN.

Special meeting of Aztlan lodge No.
t0-ni1ht.
! Don Martin Quintana is Citing up {
suite Of fine club rooms over Stinsons.
Mrs. John Olinger aud son returned 10
day from u visit TO friends ut Wichita
| kas.
Rev. L. W. Meany Will return thi,
evening, and regular services at the
church of The Holy Faith will be resumed
on Tomorrow ut the usual hour.
Mr.. Fisko was overwhelmed with con
gratulutions yesterday evening when tho
rumor of his appoint us U. S. district at
torney had been confirmed by wire.
A Washington press telegram Of the
3Oth says: 81. Bradford Prince, governor
of New Mexico, is at the Ebbitt, and had
a private talk with the president this
morning"
At the Methods! Episcopal church TO-
morrow the pastor, Rev. G. p. Fry, vii
occupy the pulpit, Subject, II Il. H..
"Fruitiul Churches" at 7 80 p. H., Goods
dwelling among men" Sunday hool
10 Il. III. Seats free. Tie public invited
For tomorrow plaza concert by the
10th infantry band, Prof. Crutzenburg
has prepared the following program:
March-Tke sailors Toast .. ..............warc
utcrture-A hunt the Ardcnnes. 49,: Marle
Waltz -rg c BViis....... .. ...... ..... LaSScri(
selection-Fr, o.. La Traviata, .-.........N Verdi
Amy LYNN. ..,.....,. .....,..,.....Ft ADou!
At the Presbyterian church on Noyem-
Der 3 ;Sunduy school at 10 Il. m. ;morning
and evening services at IL and 80 re-
spe lively. The seats are not rented, but
are open to all who please 10 occupy them,
Those Who do not regularly worship else
where il this city are cordially invited tc
attend the services oi this church.
Abe Gold has thus far delivered 1000
cords OF wood on his Fort Marcy contract,
and the remaining $50 cords will be in the
corral before January l. lie has fine
lot OF y cod and more than enough to COM
pIete this contract, ana parties desiring to
have their winter fuel delivered at the
lowest SOFT Of figures should consult him.
Snow in southern Colorado is playing
havoc with the mail trains OH the A., L.
Y s. L. The morning train out was
abandoned and the mail from the cast
tailed TO arrive at all. 1t is said the east
ern mail can not get in till 10 o'clock to-
night. The d. 4 II. q. train due at Es
pamela at o'clock last evening, was six
teen hours behind, and got i'll at = O'Clock
this afternoon. This delay mas owing 10
SHOWS betN cen Denver and Pueblo, ana
also on Neta pass.
Few people have an idea what Jake
Colds Old curiosity Shop does Tor the
town. Mr.. Gold has eight men constant
~ on the 80 buying blankets and relics
and historic trluketS Tor is museum, ana
DesiAes lie gives steady employ ment to
len blanket makers III various pats Of
the territory. Last month Mr.. Colds
pay roll amounted to nearly 81 400, and
The money went direct into the hands OF
lie Suiiia Fee MGR .huuts
\ Santa lie lady who has an eye to the
business affairs OF this lie
has recently been travelling through Kan
5as and she comes back to Santa lie more
than ever proud to call the historic city
uer home. She says general stagnation
1f business is noticeable i'll Kansas the
:rops are ENORMOUS but there is no de-
nands ior the products Of the farmers.
OATS sell at s cents Il bushel corn, II to
Is cents, while potatoes aud vegetables
AN scarcely be given away.
Geo. 7. Nicholson, general passenger
agent OF the A., I. q 5. L. railroad, has
sent out circulars to the several agents
llong the line Of the road, Tor the purpose
If collecting facts concerning the popula-
ion OF the principal towns along the
QUITE, names and capacity OF the hotels,
names OF the principal newspapers,
lames Of the opera houses and their
eating capacity and number of other
uestions. The object OF these inquiries
, for the purpose OF making arrange
lents looking to the establishment of Il
lrcuit for travelling troups of all kinds,
nd by the way, this brings to mind the
.ct that the capital city is still! sadly in
eed of an opera house.