Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-02
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Truly the weather is superb.

Truly the weather is superb.
Crocodile tears don't 60, dear people
Regular meeting OF Carleton Post G.
a. r. tonight at 7 80.
Hugh Murray has the job plastering
the Sena block Of Office buildings.
The mountain foliage is taking on its
autumn tints and is beautiful 20 behold.
A little blaze in Billy Burton's restau.
rant damaged the kitchen slightly this
morning.
The Taos valley excursionists got home
last night, having had q fine trip and
greatly enjoying the San Geronimo fes-
tivities.
The bear hunters, the Hon. ". II. Mes
bit & Co., have returned home, but Santa
Fo meat markets are still short one grisly
with the skin on.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hunter at Lincoln, Neb.,
thus making our fellow townsman c. T.
4. Fischer grandfather.
The gentleman admits that he "does"
sing the Lost Chord, but. he "does" not
sing it, or any other selection, in response
to anonymous comm unications.
Ex-Judge L. NJ. Prescott, formerly Of
this city, has moved to Santa Fe from
Trinidad, Co.'s, and is now the clerk OF
Mr.. Mcclure, U. s. Indian agent.-Silver
City Sentinel.
The two New Mexico exhibition cars
are now together at Kansas City. New
supplies OF fruit are already wanted. Col.
Haren telegraphs "it is proving q grand
success, and attracting much attention.
We will be at Kansas City on Wednes-
day night and Thursday, and Galesburg,
ILL.,, next Sunday and Monday, and in
Chicago October 10 to 49,"
Mrs. S. P. Carpenter is at present con-
Quoting her kindergarten at positive
loss. This is very worthy institution,
one in which every citizen should take
just pride, and it is hoped that parents
who have children just lisping their first
study lessons will not permit the school
to close by Withdrawing their patronage
Mrs. Carpenter is devoted to her work
here ard it would be pity to have her
close her kindergarten and leave Santa Fe
Mr.. Frank Hughes yesterday bought
out S. W. Bears interest in the old estab-
lished firm Of Dudrow & Bear. The style
OF the new firm will be Dudrow & Hughes
and they will continue to run the transfer
and lumber business. This is strong
business team and will undoubtedly meet
with the success it deserves. Mr.. Hughes
is an excellent young business man with
q host of friends here. Success to the
new firm Of Dudrow & Hughes.
Hon. A. L. Morrison was to-day noti-
fed from Washington that he had been
appointed by the president register OF
the U. S. land Office at Santa Fe, to sue
coed Judge James H. Walker, one Of Mr..
Cleveland'a appointees. During the day
Mr.. Morrison was also the recipient Of
congratulatory kilograms from many parts
of the country. At present he is confined
to his room at the Alamo, suffering from
q severe cold contracted while fulfilling his
duties as U. S. timber agent.
Mr.. G. O. Hampton has purchased an
interest in the Alamo hotel and the place,
already popular and enjoying an excellent
patronage, bids fair to be even more pros
porous than ever. The house is being
overhauled and remodeled and will be
furnished anew throughout. Messrs.
Davis & Hampton will make specially
of accommodating health seekers and
tourists who desire to find comfortable,
home-like quarters in Santa Fe, aud in
this respect the Alamo promises to be
very worthy public institution.