Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-25
ROUND ABOUT TOWN
Travel is on the increase.

1GuNel Is Oh llle lnCledSe
The warm sunshine brought great
crowd out to the plaza concert this alter
noon.
Contractor Stimmel has returned from
Kansas and resumed his run on the I.amy
branch.
They are cutting twelve inch ice in
Las Vegas. Not half an inch in Santa
Fe thus far
Meeting OF the guild of the church of
the Holy Faith at the residence of Mrs.
Prince at 7 80 this evening.
Col Coleman is interesting himself in
an act to recover to settlers on the for
feited railroad lands one-hall OF the pur-
chase price paid.
The only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Combs,
OF Glorieta, aged IS, was kicked by a
horse the first OF last week, from the eff
fects of which he died
Either the 10th infantry band itself has
improved greatly Of late or else better
selection Of music is going into the daily
programs. The people appreciate it,
WE. Dobbin's horse ran away with him
and j. Bell late Saturday evening and
crippled them up considerably. Mr.. Bell
got Off with 4 bruised head, but Mr.. Dob
bins is confined to his home with severely
strained knee and ankle.
Secretary Thomas has favored this office
with the printed proceedings OF the late
legislature and the laws passed at that
session. The work was done at the New
MEXICAN office, and reflects credit on that
Observation-Disclosures Citizen.
Contractor LIE Fever is in from the ar
tesian well plant to-day to take out the
reversible engine and other machinery
which arrived from Colorado on Satur-
day night. The drill will he started in a
day or two.
The first car load OF new furniture for
the federal building has arrived from Bal
timore and five or six cars more will fol-
low Immediately. Messrs. Dudrow 4
Hughes have the contract for transferring
and putting it in place. This furniture is
Supplied by Duker & Co., of Baltimore,
and costs the government nearly $4,000.
The penitentiary gang will finish up
the work about the federal building to-
day and tomorrow they will be set at
work near the capitol building again. 1t
would prove very great public conve-
nience if that street were opened through
to Ramona Indian school, and it now
looks as il the prospects for it were first
class.
Tie Choral union meets again to-mor-
row night at the residence of Mrs. &. D.
Koch. Thus far three rehearsals have
been held and results are satisfactory,
some eighteen or twenty voices taking
part. Those interested hope to secure a
chorus of not less than forty voices, and
the hope is expressed that many other
ladies and gentlemen in the city will join
this organization.
The water question continues to attract
the attention of citizens. A great many
property holders are Disguised over the
shameful manner in which their rights
are ignored by officials whose duty it
should be to protect them, and unless
something is done permanent injury will
be done the city. People who strive to
improve their grounds ought to be en-
couraged, but as it isnow they are steadily
discouraged.
CT. A Fischer returned on Saturday
from San Pedro, where he sold over 100
barrels of bottled beer. He has corralled
that market for the products OF the
Fischer Brewing company, and he says
he means to hold it. Next summer"
said he, "if our narrow gauge isn't COM
pleted, | shall put on two four-horse
teams and make regular business OF
delivering Santa Fe keg beer at Cerrillos
and San Pedro"