Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-13
ROUND ABOUT TOWN

ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
The bids ior Santa Fe's new lndiar
, school will be opened in Washington OF
, Monday next.
, Joe Stinson has gas meter that biI
fair to become very popular among tn,
gas consumers of Santa Fe.
Meeting at Mr.. Twitchells Office at
p. III. to arrange for the reception OF Gov
Prince. 4 citizens invited 10 be pres
ent.
Keep up the agitation OF plaza improve
meats. Iron benches and neat iror
railing should be placed thereabouts thii
spring
How about the dog show ior the plazs
Improvements" Sunta Fe certainly hal
dogs enough to make highly creditabl,
display.
Charles Russell, who did the shooting
act at San Pedro Monday night, IL beinl
hunted by deputy sheriff Phillips, his
tin-horn victim, is getting on fairly well
Good clean streets, and good clean side.
walks add much to the appearance OF q
city and also to the value OF real estate.
Property owners should remember this
and act accordingly.
The six acre tract surrounding the fed.
eral building has been graded and is to-
day being laid off in serpentine walk 8
ten feet wide. The grousds will be seed
ell down in blue grass next week.
1t has been finally decided to seed the
plaza down in blue grass and force its
growth with lawn sprinklers. The hose
team also has sent for a sprinkler and will
kindly lend a hand in the soaking pro-
cess. -.
+. G. Duetscher, the Plaza Alcalde
merchant, is interviewing our wholesale
merchants to-day. lie says the orchards
in the Chama valley are in full blossom
and farmers are seeding down unusually
heavy crops.
Harvey Mckenna, OF Detroit, Mich,
the champion three ball French carom
blliardist OF the world, will arrive in
Santa Fe on Monday next and will prob
ably give an exhibition on the green cloth
at Stinson's on Monday night.
At the Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow there will be the following sery.
ices: The usual morning and evening
service at II a. m. and p. m.; young
peoples meeting at p. m.; class meet
ing after the morning services All are
cordially invited.
There will be German Lutheran ser;-
ices tomorrow in the Odd Fellows hall
at $50 4. m. and at 4p. m. At the
close OF the afternoon services holy COM
munion will be administered. A cordial
invitation to attend these services we ex-
tend to all, Vim. Rosenstengel, pastor
john Gray has secured samples OF sur
face quartz from the Santa Fe mountains
which is creating good deal OF favorable
comment. The mineral in it seems to be
abundant and very rich. Several claims
were staked off to-day in the locality
where it was found four miles east OF
town, and prospecting for the vein will be
done at once.
AT the Presbyterian church, on April
II, Sunday school at 10 Il. m. morning
services of the church at IL evening
services at 7 80. All who do not regular
ly attend other churches are cordially and
earnestly invited to the Presbyterian
church, where the seats are not rented,
but are open to all who choose to occupy
them.
lu pursuance OF notice OF sale hereto
fore published in the New MEXICAN,
Abraham Pogue, through f. b. Seward,
his attorney, undertook to-day shortly
after 10 o'clock, to sell the property OF
Caroline Martin, the colored woman liv-
ing near the A., r. & S. F. depot. I'M
mediatey after Mr.. Seward had got
through reading the notice OF sale, Mr. B.
NJ. Read, attorney for Caroline, placed in
the hands OF the sheriff writ OF injunc-
ton to stop the sale. The sheriff served
the writ before Mr.. Seward could COM
mence the sale, and thus the legality or
! illegality OF Mr.. Pouge's claim will be as
certained by court of justice. Caroline
claims she has more than paid Mr.. Payne
the money due him, and that he is in
debted to her in the sum OF $439.50 be-
sides. Mr.. pogue denies her claims and
the courts will have to settle it.