Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Visitors at the Broad Gauge will be
served toothsome lunch tonight. All
there, my signs
L. S. Marshal Martinez returned last
night from n trip to Washington and
through Virginia.
There will lie German Lutheran sery.
ices tomorrow at 10 80 q. II. in the Odd
Fellows hall. No services in the after
noon. W. Resenstengel, pastor.
Statehood meeting at the court house
Monday night at 8 o'clock. Gov. Prince,
Hon. T. 3. Catron, Major Sena, Sec.
Thomas and other prominent men VIII be
present and deliver speeches.
Among the arrivals at the Exchange
to-day are Sheriff ]. l.. perea, Bernalillo
Judge D. D. darkness, Ce.rillos; Mrs.
Anderson, Amargo; Pitt Ross, Albuquer-
que; S. Lander, ST. Louis; John A.
Nyllin, Garrison, Kes.
\ Cerrillos business man calls attention
to the TACT that the excellent anthracite
coal OF that district is wanted in Colorado,
but can not now he furnished owing to
the high rates ios transportation. He
thinks the coal business alone will give
the Santa Fe Southern extension large
and prosperous traffic.
At the Palace: a. II. Reynolds, San
Pedro; 3. +. Vernon, Washington, D. c. ;
Walter Atherton, Boston, Mass. K. NJ.
johnson, San Pedro Martin Lehman and
vile. Las Cruces; Miss Emile Shaublin,
E. J, Crocker, Denver; J. r. Wheeler,
Iowa; Joseph Mulhatton, Louisville, Ky.
a. W. Moreman, Brandenbug, Ky.
4 handsome flag came to hand this
morning from Washington and was to-
day hoisted over the federal building by
Col. McGrorty unders orders from the
United States treasury department. With
in its folds was inclosed the following
This tag is slightly soiled from having
been used in decorating the treasury de-
partment on the occasion OF the Inaugural.
ton of President Harrison"
At the Presbyterian church on July
%: Sunday school ut 10 q. m. morning
and evening service at II aud 7 respect
lively. The evening services Tor some
months have been at an hour 80 late that
enlisted men of the army could not at
tend them without being excused from
roll call. 1t is hoped that the earlier
hour now announced will afford them
opportunity which many OF them will
improve to 20 to church. The seats in
the Presbyterian church are not rented.
The public is cordially invited.
Undertaken Olinger leaves tomorrow for
Los Lunas, where he will superlntend the
erection OF handsome monument over
the grave of the late J. NJ. Luna. The
monument Is Of white marble, in the
shape OF Il square surmounted by a great
cross, the whole resting on huge base oil
Amargo sandstone. The latter, weighing
1000 pounds, was finished by Berardinelll
and was shipped to Los Lunas on yester'
day. The height Of the column will be
about eleven feet, and its cost amounts to
an even $1,000. Mr.. Oinger is justly
proud OF the fact that it has fallen to his
lot to erect the handsomest shalt Of this
kind in New Mexico.
The Rev. Z. W. Meany has been com
PEELED to 20 over to Las Vegas on account
of intelligence received about his daugh'
tes's health, and it is possible he may be
away on Sunday, tomorrow, though the
probability is that he will return in time
for the services, which will be at II a. m
and p. IN. There will be no service Of
7.30 q. II. lie trusts that the uncertainty
OF his being in Santa Fe on Sunday will
not be taken by any member of the con-
gregatou as sufficient reason for staying
away from church, as no great sacrifice
will b, made even if any one should 90 to
church at the appointed hour and find
that there were to be no services.
syrup of rigs.
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