Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-09
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

\ son was born to Col. and Mrs. Frost
to-day. The mother aud babe are doing
nicely.
The Philharmonic orchestra is rehears-
ing an attractive program for public
concert at an early day.
The Santa Fe officials are preparing a
new time card, which is expected to SO
into effect at an early date.
Hon. B. Seligman elsewhere to-day in
vites bids for the erection Of Il handsome
residence on upper Palace avenue.
The territorial board of pharmacy holds
its second meeting at Las Vegas to-mor-
row. Chairman Creamer leaves for the
Meadows tonight.
J. II. Keer, graduate of the Copen-
hagen, Denmark, Pharmaceutical acade-
my, and young man highly recon-
mended by the great Grm OF Myer Bros,
st. Louis, arrived to-day and took posi-
ton in C. NJ Creamer's drug house.
John NJ. Griffith and not Johnny Grif-
fin, whom Santa Feans know, was the
name Of the man killed at flagstaff on
August 81. Mr.. Hample, brother in law
of Griffin, to day received a note from the
postmaster at Flagstaff bringing this i'll
telligence. johnny Grflin's friends and
relatives here are glad to learn that he
was not the victim of that gambling hall
shooting scrape.
Billy Burton to-day wired his temporary
manager, Mr. Champion, to lease the va
cant room north of his restaurant corner,
which was done in short order. Burton
is going to spread out again. Starting in
with one small room he has gradually en-
larged his business till now six rooms are
too small for him, and the seventh, which
faces the plaza will be converted into a
dining department for the exclusive use
Of family parties.
Manager John King, OF the Lincon-
Lucky Mining company, is up from Pedro
on business to-day. He says the Lincoln
Lucky continues to make regular ship
ments of twenty tons per day OF high
grade carbonates, the ore going mostly to
the Pueblo smelters. There is still a
clamor for these free tluxing ores, and a
car load has also been shipped recently to
Denver and another to Kansas City with
a view to ascertaining what those markets
will nay for such desirable ores.
Frederick Ceshlck, the handsome and
popular little German citizen who manages
Cartwright & Griswold's bakery depart
ment, was yesterday joined in wedlock
with his life long sweetheart, Miss
Wihelmie Ceshlick, who made the trip
DER the ocean blue alone in order to be
on time. The ceremony took place at
Robt Helwig's residence, and was per-
formed by Rev. Wm. Rosenstengle, Of
the Lutheran church. A grand feast
was served in honor of the event. While
the names are similar these parties are
not akin. Every joy to you and yours
Mr.. Ceshlick.
PHI. Leese, of Esranola, came down
to-day and brought $50 fine watermelons
which he disposed Of at good prices.
His visit is chiefly for the purpose of as
certaining if the county will repair the
wagon bridge over the Rio Grande at
Espanola. 1t is matter of urgent need
that such repairs should be had, and it is
hoped the county authorities will meet
the citizens up there in any suggestion
they may propose. Mr.. Leese is a
pioneer settler in the San Luis valley,
and has lately bought farm near Espa-
nola. lie is supplying garden truck to
all the towns along the D. q r. G. south
of Alamosa, and his success at Espanola
has induced several American farmers to
buy homes near there.