Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-11
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Reading matter on the third page.


ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Reading matter on the third page
Will you plant shade trees this year?
New spring goods at Gruns;eld, Lind.
helm & Co.'S.
Great preparations are making for farm
ing this season.
A car load OF choice Colorado potatoes
just in at Beatty's.
Beautiful French and domestic zephyr
ginghams at Grunsfeld, Lindheim d Cos.
What's the matter with enforcing the
new law as regards stock running at
large?
A select line Of plain and fancy French
sateens just arrived AZ Grunsfeld, Lindheim
& Co.'S.
What will Santa Fe do with her fruit
crop. A canning and fruit evaporatiny
outfit could coin money here.
An insane man named Frosh, formerly
OF Garden City and late of Albuquerque,
died at the county Jail last night.
Receiver Knapp Of the local land Office
to-day telegraphed to Washington asking
that his resignation be accepted at once.
A bright, clever boy who desires to..be.
came job printer may hear something
to his advantage by calling at the New
MEXICAN Office.
A gentleman up from socorro to-day
states that Capt. G. T. Russell, late
sheriff Of Socorro county, has gone to
locate in Washington territory.
An elegant line Of embroideries, con.
sisting of Hamburg, cambria and Swiss
edgings, founcing and All overs etc. also
full line of new white goods, are now OH
exhibition at our establishment. Gruns-
field, Lindheim i Co.
There will be social on Tuesday, to-
morrow evening, at the south side home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Seward, given
under the auspices Of the Young Folks
society of Christian endeavor. The
friends of this organization are invited to
be present.
At Masonic hall this evening there will
be special communication of Moutezu-
ma lodge No. l, A. +. and A. NJ, and OF
Santa Fe Chapter No. !, X. A. NJ. I'm.
portant business is to come up. Visiting
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
Kinks Uncle Toms Cabin troupe APP
peared at the court house on Saturday
night. The performance was of the
rather stale, flat order, but the house any.
thing but nprottable-it was chock full
Singular it is what sympathetic grip this
old time play has upon the hearts OF the
people.
New Mexico's representative citizens
continue to pull their freight toward the
government at Washington" A southern
delegation went up the road last night en-
route to the national capital. Col. Dick
Hudson, Maj. W. H. H. Lewellyn, Capt,
j. H. Riley and Hon. John r. McFie
were among the junketers
Judge ]. B. Axtell, one Of New Mex
lco's historic characters and gentleman
noted and respected for his ability and
courage OF his opinions both by FRIEND
and foe, passed through the city yesterday
morning ell route to Arizona and Cali
fornia. He expects to be absent from the
territory about thirty days.--San Marcial
Reporter.
The penitentiary gang at work on the
public streets to-day actually wears y
smile of contentment. In aiording em-
ployment for these poor fellows the legis.
allure did a wise and humane thing.
Had not some provision of this kind been
made, half the inmlt - Of the penitentiary
would probably have been on the verge Of
insanity before another two years came
,round.
Col. Geo. Woodford, whose temperance
addresses have been highly approved by
Newspapers ct the best literary character
n the east and on the Pacific slope, is ex.
'ected to visit Santa Fe this week. As .
lis work has reference to the reformation
II the individual man, and his confirma- ,
ion in the principles and practice of tenn ,
'erance, and not to party politics, it 10
ioped that everybody viii attend his
seizures.
j. W. Olinger has been commissioned
Dad supervisor for the 4th precinct and
lied his bonds to-day and entered upon
'ls duties. As soon rs the necessary .
banks can be printed Mr.. Olinser will !
all upon every able bodied man in this &
listri>t and the road tax will have to be
'aid," or work done ia lieu thereof. The
aw is very strict for refusal 10 pay this j
AK. Mr.. Olinger is just the man for this /
york. lie has always as private citizen q
AIKEN much interest in the repairing of !
treets and bridges, and he now has his
cam at work daily on the public thor.
ughfares, for which he does not receive
ent compensation. !
The entertainment given by the trustees
the A. M. +. church on Friday evening
'as y very successful affair and the re.
eipts, including subscriptions to tho los
abin quilt, netted the handsome SUN OF 7
l25, which has been used to cancel u
ortion OF the debt due on tho church '
roperty. Great credit is due to Pastor .
'illet and his wife for the interest they =
'ok in the matter, and also to the trus- +
les and members OF the church and con. Q
regation for their donations ard work.
he trustees desire to thank the citizens1
Santa Fe for their pntronaye Tho