Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-12
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Ahe plaza concerts attract crowds.
Nm' M. Berger, the enterprising reat
ana insurance man, has q number of sc
rent notes elsewhere in this issue.
Improvements are the order OF the day
Let the good work 20 on till there isn't
"ell-to-Lo homeless man in the city.
Atana5lo Romero is putting in bricl
front and making commoditious new
store out OF part OF the Lopez propert,
on San Francisco street.
The annual meeting OF the Building 4
Loan Association takes place tomorrow
night. Every stock holder should be OIL
hand to vote for the new directory.
M. Berardinelli returned last nigh,
from trip to Trinidad and Denver. In
the latter city he contracted for car load
OF terra Gotta sewer pipe to be used i'll
draining the capitol grounds.
The Norheet-I Hudson wedding takes
place at the Presbyterian church at 80
TINS evening. After reception at the
brides home the young couple depart Oh
a bridal trip to the City of Mexico.
The Ladies' Ala society OF the Presby
terrain church will meet on Thursday al
ternoon between 80 and ) O'Clock with
Mrs, Geo. Il. Smith. All the ladies' OF
the congregation and their friends a,e
cordially invited.
a. Windsor is pushing work on bis
orck house fronting Don Gaspar avenue.
II VIII contain six rooms and two hills.
"'tfl basement lSx43 feet, and will o.
he whole be the most cosmopolitan builu-
ing IN the town when completed.
Another attempt is being made to bring
d colony oi settlers into Santa Fe county, |
and Engineer Hartmann is looking over
the ground to-day. Now, if no selfish in
dlvldual will interfere again With this bust
ness, as IN in the case OF the Menonites,
there are good prospects OF success ana
santa re will be benefited By it.
IL has been suggested that the bells of
the United States shall all ring out at q
O'Clock OF the morning OF April 80, in
Iommenloratlon OF the day 100 years be-
tore, when the colonies thus announced
lie calling together OF the people to pray
or tie success and prosperity of the lanu
lhder the rule OF the new president,
ieorge Washington.
The hop joints were invaded by the an.
hoflties last night and the Chinese opium
were notified not to lease OF
'eht pipes or quarters to any one. The,
Promised to obey the injunction. There
're several people here whom the police
AVE their eyes on, and unless their WAYS
re mended trouble will result ,
Frot. II. y. Ladd and daughter, Mrs.
l. ;. Church, lett to-day on short tri :
Albuquerque. There they will NEE. F
'ishop Aendrick and Mrs. Church will
confirmed as member of the Episco.
al church. Thence Mrs. Church zoe.
Inc Iecos valley to join her husbano
his ranch and Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd re. i
rn home. :,
lhe meat inspection law is causing Il
eat deal OF comment, pro and con, but =,
Ie dealers generally seem inclined to +
'e up to its provisions, and the chance, tc
e that the law will have the effect OF L
local beef producers to feed l,
ore alfalfa and place higher grade OF &
eat on the market. The Harvey rail
al eating houses are also complying g
tn the law in every respect. They have IN
e stock shipped in from Kansas and RI Il,
Ter inspection at Las Vegas it is -
'ughtered and from that point dis er
buted to the various dining stations. '" ";