Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-14
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


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i Sheriff Robinson, of Socorro, Is in tn
capital to-day interviewing the territoria
q officials on official business.
y Capt. John Gray went to Wallace thi
morning to investigate the fire there. Hi
y insurance companies are interested.
!; A real old fashioned soaker was las
nights rain. 1t did much good-"sno
+ the heart of the valley farmer is glad"
b: At the meeting Of the Building & Loan
4 association $500 was loaned to Geo. L.
Wyllys at Cerrillos on premium of 1215
per cent.
. Wagner & Haffner are keeping up their
reputation as the leading furniture men
8 in New Mexico. Two more car loads OF
; goods received to-day.
A party Of Mennonites from Hills
borough, Kas., home seekers who come
. through Col. Haren's influence, arrived
here at noon and will do the country
thoroughly.
Delegate Caldwell is in receipt OF a
letter from Rio Arriba county stating that
at his ranch, between Chama and Mon
ero, on the 9TH, there was right sharp
frost that did considerable damage to
crops.
Bids for the construction OF Hon. B.
Seligman's new residence were opened
at noon to-day, resulting as follows: Dig
neo & Bro, $5,345; A. Windsor, 81, ,449.-
43; Forsha, 1850; Berardinelli & Palla-
dino, $3,s76. The contract was awarded
to the latter firm.
President Creamer, of the board Of
pharmacy, is home from, Las Vegas,
where he attended the boards second ses-
sion. He says there are eighty-five reg
istered druggists in New Mexico. Three
applicants for certificates were rejected
because of failure to qualify.
Chief Justice Long will resign. From
the bench, at Springer, on the day before
yesterday, he announced that he would
forward his resignation to Washington
Immediately upon the conclusion Of the
San Miguel term Of court. This will be
November or thereabouts.
viii anybody give the plaza little inn
mediate attention. What's the matter
with getting up big benefit in the shape |
OF musical and amateur dramatic per-
formance, the proceeds to 90 toward re-
benching, refencing, repainting and re-
carpeting the plaza with a, nice green
sward?
w. N. Emmert, the former manager Of
the company store at San Pedro, has
bought out DR. Andrews, of Santa Fe, and
will run staple and fancy grocery, fruit
and confectionery store. Mr.. Emmert isa
business man in the truest sense of the
word, broad-gauged and liberal in all his
business ideas, and his success in Santa
Fe is assured.-Cerrillos Rustler.
In debate on the judicial department Of
state yesterday afternoon Delegate Whit
more came to the front in the convention
with his first real speech, and he rather
surprised his most intimate friends. 1t
sometimes happens that an editor can
talk as we'll as write, and where this COM
bination exists there is found sound logic,
acute perception and conciseness of state
ment that commands the respect of every
listener. Editor Whitmore made an able
and earnest plea for establishing an
elective judiciary.
There was an enthusiastic meeting of
the board Of trade yesterday at 4 o'clock
at Col. Bartlett's Office. Several matters
Of ultimate great benefit to the welfare of
Santa Fe received prompt and decisive
attention. The following officers were
elected for the current year: President,
G. M. Creamer; vice-president, E. L.
Bartlett; secretary, Arthur Boyle; treas
urer, 8. spiegelberg. The above named
gentlemen, together with Gov. Prince,
B. seligman and A. Staab, constitute the
new board Of trustees.
Tomorrow, being the the thirteenth
Sunday after Trinity, the services in the
church of the Holy Faith will be as fol-
lows: Holy eucharist at 7:30 a. M;
mathis and litany with sermon at II a.
IN. evensong at 7:3O p. m. The music
for tomorrow promises to be unusually
good. The seats in this church are not
appropriated, and to all persons is gladly
extended the privilege Of attendance at
public worship. The priest in charge re-
minds the congregation that absence
from the public services of the church on
Sunday is desecration of the Lords day.
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o. Ladd, and the New MEXICAN is not re-
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