Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-16

Special meeting OF Carleton post, q. A.
r., tonight.
Metting of the Hook and Ladder COM
pany at s O'Clock.
Full rehearsal at the court house at Z
sharp this evening OF the Dlstrlck
Skue." promptress and diligence are
commendable virtues. Scholars must re-
member.
The oyster supper at the Presbyterian
parsonage, postponed from tonight Will
take place on Friday evening next, the
10th inst, when very agreeable social
time may be anticipated.
A report was current here to-day that
three men had been killed at Las Vegas
yesterday, the trouble growing out OF the
White Cap arrests, but telegI aphic inquiry
brings response that nothing OF the
KIND has occurred there.
The precinct conventions OF the Re
pub!irans in precincts Nos and Tor
The nomination OF justices OF the peace,
constables and school directors will he
held on Monday next in the public school
house Of each precinct.
Inquiries about public lands in New
Mexico continue to roll Ill from all parts
Of The country. For instance, at the local
land office Judge Morrison has within
short time had inquiries on this subject
from Canada, florida, Texas and Cali
fornia. Pamphlets issued by the bureau
OF immigration are sent in response to all
such inquiries.
Deputy Sheriff Hubbell brought up yes
terday from Albuquerque three convicts.
they are Manuel Padilla, one year for
Larceny; Barbareta Ward, six months and
u day Tor arson; Lola Garcia, same SEN
tence, arson. For some cause or other,
Mrs Cutinoli, sentenced to one year for
forging Rev, Father Gentili's name to a
receipt for 81 800, was not brought up.
The two lads accused as fire bugs,
Dan Romero and J. A. Ortega, are on
trial to-day before Squire Martinez. Two
witnesses for the prosecution were ex-
ahmed this morning, one OF them,
soldier named Flynn, fully identifying
the bows. He testified that be saw them
running from the Glldersleeve place
short time before the discovery OF the
fire. The case is still on hearing this
afternoon.
Capt W. A. Grosier, Of Sierra county,
for several months past an inmate OF st.
Nincent's hospital here, has received the
appointment OF postmaster at Chloride
Capt Grosier is suffering from the close
call he had for his life in Black Range
snow storm last year. His limbs were
severely frozen and he saved his life only
by cutting open his horse, removing the
intestines and himself taking refuge with
in the carcass.
Miss Maud Fuller, daughter of Chief
Justice Fuller, of the supreme bench, is
in the city en- route from Albuquerque,
wnere she has been visiting friends, to
Pueblo. Miss Fuller says she has had no
end of fun in New Mexico. She admires
the hospitality OF this people. She at
tended the edding OF Miss Baca at Pima
Blanca Oh Saturday night and says she
was royalty treated Alter seeing all that
is seeable III Santa Fe she goes to Colorado.
Miss Fuller is guest at the Exchange.
The first performance OF the side split
ting roaring farce, 1.-The Deestrlck skule",
will be given under the auspices OF the
ladies' of the church OF the Holy Faith at
the court house on Friday evening next.
The rehearsals have been very success
lul and some of the most charming, arch
and pretty young and married ladies OF
Santa Fe will appear in the cast. The
singing will be superb, and the costumes
appropriate, lifelike and rich, 1t will
be an event long to be remembered and
a most ENJOYABLE occasion. Tickets on
sale at Weltmer's.
Fire Chief John Gray was to-day handed
a check for $50 by G. H. Gildersleeve,
with the request that the same be turned
into the treasury of the John Gray Hose
company, for their efficient and prompt
services in the saving OF Mr.. Glider
sleeves property from destruction the
other night. Capt. Gray says that his
men are organized to protect life and
property of all citizens alike, and will al
ways be found doing their duty, but at the
same time it is peasant to realize that
their work is appreciated in such Whole'
some manner as Mr.. Gildersleeve has
seen fit to indicate.