Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Special meeting OF the hose company
tonight.
Another lot of furniture for the federal
building came to hand yesterday.
The small boy is rs busy with his top
and marbles as If it were the spring time.
If this balmy weather continues much
longer the wood vendors will go into
bankruptcy.
Reserved seats for the "Deestrick
Skule" entertainment on the 18th on sale
at Mr.. Weltmer's book store.
The ladies' of the M. E. church will
give a social this evening at the house of
S. s. Beatty Refreshments and a general
good time. Everybody invited
p. r. Smith, of the firm of Smith q
Parsons, New York, financial agents of
the Rio Grande Irrigation & Colonization
company, has gone east to float some Of
the 70, 100000 of bonds issued by this
corporation.
Edward W. Parker reopens Burton's
old stand tonight, and will celebrate the
occasion with Il grand lunch. This
young man is industrious and upright,
and is deserving Of liberal share of the
peoples patronage.
travelling in the interest OF Jail work fac
tory, is in the city to consult with county
authorities on improvements in our coun-
ty jail. He has also his eye on the new
counties OF Eddy and Chavez.
Grunsield, Lindeim Il Co. have been re-
ceiving an immense lot of dry goods and
general Christmas novelties during the
past few weeks, aud their main two floors
are piled high with new goods, while their
cellar, the dimensions of which are 100 by
80 feet, is crowded full. They have in
deed a superb stock OF goods.
The old Martin mill, which bad man
agement wrecked at Golden, is being
transferred here to-day from four A., T.
4 S. L. to five Santa Fe Southern cars.
Mr.. +. W. Moore, representing E. L.
Martin, Of Kansas City, is experimenting
the work. The mill is to be erected on
properly near Silverton, Colo, owned by
Mr.. Martin and other Kansas citizens.
The NEW MEXICAN is in receipt of
postal from Henry Sturges, president of
the New Mexico Publishers association,
announcing that the A., 7. & S. +. will
grant passes to oil editors DESTROYS of at
tending the press meeting at Albuquer-
que, January II, and will also grant free
passage 20 the wives and daughters of
publishers i'll order that they may also
grace the occasion.
Colds free museum and old curiosity
shop to-day received from the New MExI-
CAN job department 5000 copies Of very
neat pamphlet OF sixteen pages, chock full
of facts and figures about historic Santa
Fe and the rare things to be purchased OF
Mr.. Gold. The pamphlet is also embel
llshed with numerous illustrations of In
dian blankets, pottery, filigree designs,
ETC., with full page cut OF Navajo In
dian woman weaving blankets,
The public will do well to secure seats
for the humorous entertainment at the
court house on Thursday evening, Deem
Der u. The excellent musical program
ought to prove great attraction, as the
best talent OF our city will participate.
TO hear Mrs. Clancy's sweet, bird-like
voice, with its pathetic tones, in that old
time song, barbara Allen" will alone
be worth the price of admission. Mrs.
Bartlett and Mr.. Littlehales sing "Sister
Ruth" in charming manner. Mr.. Lit
tlellales' fine tenor voice in that delight
full song of our grandmothers, "She Wore
a Wreath Of Roses" and Mrs. Clancy
and Mr.. Littlehales in Schubert's Sere-
made.