Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-18
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

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Life insurance is on a boom. See Mr..
Nunschmunn' new al.
Seligman Bros SPEAK tAsm+h o'n All
vertising columns to-day.
Alfalfa seed comes high this year, bat
Santa Feans will CONSUME lots oI It just
the same.
\ special meeting ui Jol,u tray Hose
Co., will be held Tuesday evening Mar h
10, all members are required TO attend.
+. l.. llarroun, foreman.
With the opening Of new streets, the
/ Improvement OF old ones and II lair de-
spring and summer PROMISES we'll Tor the
capital city.
H. G. Burnett filed his bond to-day in
the sum OF $4,000 as superintendent OF
the New Mexico penitentiary. The
sureties are all prominent business men
OF Santa Fe, and the bond was approved
by Chief Justice Long,
Santa Fe's crack musical organization,
the Philharmonic orchestra, has been
urged to give concerts shortly ut Las
Vegas and Albuquerque. Director Scho-
field gives notice that the regular practice
will begin ut Prof. Schorneyer's on
Wednesday evening.
Davis Il Griswold's lease on the Ex-
change hotel expires April l, and after
that date J T. Forsha will assume charge
and refit this host erie and run it as
full tledged hotel, with Capt, Ii. NJ.
Davis as clerk. Improvements on the
place will begin this week.
The New MEXICAN is i'll receipt OF the
first number OF the Official Bulletin, q
Milwaukee Il, A. Il. publication devoted
to the interests of that city and making
speciality of all matters relating to the
next grand encampment. Every q. a.
II. man should send Tor this journal.
The daily plaza concert by the 10th [.
5. infantry band takes place between the
hours OF and O'Clock For tomorrow
the program is:
March-Silver Trumputs .. .......... Niviuui
Oyerture-Fra Diavoo ...... ............. Auber
Waltz-Les Sointsincs. .. .......... Nadleufei
FautAsia-BijOu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Adams
Medley-N hos Dat Calm .-..... o.. Boyer
Lanccrs-Festival OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...,... cote
The New MExICAN's stereotypinS plant
came to hand on Saturday from New
York and was tested by the Office force
yesterday with highly satisfactory results.
The acquisition of this valuable invention
will largely increase the New MEylcAN's
facilities for turning out heavy orders OF
job work.
Mr.. T. J. Glyn occupied the pulpit at
the church OF the Holy Faith yesterday,
speaking OF Christianity from layman's
standpoint. lie spoke ololuenlly and
earnestly OF the Christians duty during
Lent, taking his text from Mathew Vi
II, But thou, when thou fastest, an
noint thine head and wash thy face"
Mr.. Glyn is Il comparative stranger in our
midst, but he has made host of friends
since coming among us, and they were
out in force yesterday and enjoyed his al
, dress greatly.
John Shepherd, ST., father OF the late
, John Shepherd, writes the New MEXICAN
from his home at Blairsville, Penn,
r stating that he has received from friend
in Denver copies of the New MEXICAN
, containing reports OF the death and burial
r of his son and he desires this paper to
heartily thank for him and Johns
brothers and children the many kindly
disposed people who comforted his son in
g his last hours and who gave him Chris
e tan burial. ooh, may the good Lord
bless his friends for their labor of love, ,
! writes Mr.. Shepherd.
t DR.. VIM. Meter, representing Enge
t hard & Co., publishers OF druggists peri
odicals, is in the city on q visit. He il
r greatly interested in the subject of climat
S ology and has already formed very fay
e orable opinion OF Santa Fe. lie thinks
y this would be the place OF all others il
4 the American continent for the establish
l. ment of anatonal sanitarium. DR.. Nette
n is man of considerable literary ability
u He it was who translated into Englisl
/. that rare German work by DR.. Herman
e Peters, pictorial History OF Ancien
q Pharmacy and Medicine"
!. ~ Mr.. J. W. Zalle, Of Richmond, Va,
n well known commercial man, spent yes
it terday in Santa Fe. He is direct iron
f. southern California, and says hundreds G
=, ~ people who were duped by the SAINT
Clara find are returning to Los Angelo
IS and San Diego covered all over with dis
o gust and dust lie says some placer gol
q was found there, and that probably $1,000
:; have been taken out by experiences
r placer miners, mostly Mexicans, but tina
Us ON the whole the richness of the groun
"a has been greatly exaggerated, and grea
suffering is predicted for the hundreds G
r poor people who have rushed in with tn
=, Il expectation OF picking up nuggets as hi
" as q wash tub.
n Losr.-"I don't know where, can
q tell when, don't see how-something {
great value to me, and for the return {
which shall be truly thankful, viz:
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