Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-30
ROUND ABOUT TOWN,
he rain-it was n soaker.

The rain-it was soaker,
God blessed our water works last night
Now let the new street be opened with
out further delay, at least as far as Man
haitian avenue. Eth, Don Miguel.
Ii NJ. Ireland can work up q fair guar
antee list OF those who will buy tickets,
the great Gilmore orchestra will give two
performances here.
\ (iipsy camp near the capitol grounds
claims the honor of harboring Ozo Azisa
Amla, genuine grand daughter of King
Amila, the last ruling king of the Phari-
sees. "All disclosures strictly contiden-
| tial"
Despite the fact that this has been the
dryest season for years there are growing
in the citys suburbs splendid fields of
corn that has never been irrigated. The
New MEXICAN will have samples of this
corn on exhibition shortly.
Another fruit wonder was shown at the
New MEXICAN office yesterday. 1t vas a
branch three feet long bearing l02 pink
checked plums, the whole weighing
nearly fourteen pounds. 1t came as Il
gift to the editor and was from Judge
Delgado's orchard,
Dana B. Chase is reaching out. Mr..
L. +, Scott, his assistant, will establish
branch photograph galleries at Cerrillos
and San Pedro, and the work will be fin
ished at the Santa Fe gallery, where the
facilities for turning out artistic work are
unequaled by any gallery in the west.
An order from department headquar-
tiers directs Capt. j. W. Summerhayes,
assistant quartermaster, to take station in
Santa Fe 'as disbursing quartermaster
and for the settlement of railway and tele
graph accounts" Capt. Summerhayes
has arrived and assumed his new duties.
The New MEXICAN bids him cordial
welcome.
Excursion tickets for San rldefonso and
the lost Pueblo villages five miles distant,
are on sale at the Santa Fe Southern Of
flee for tomorrow as well rs for Sunday.
Teams will be on hand at the other end
OF the road to take passengers to the
Pueblos, and those who do not care to
make the trip on "the SABBATH can do so
on Saturday.
Francisco Gonzalez y Borrego, who by
virtue of his office of chief of police is
also road commissioner, to-day filed with
the clerk Of the district court plat of the |
new street to run south past the east line
Of the capitol grounds to Ramona Indian |
school. The law allows the road commits
SiOner the munilicent sum of SO cents |
Tor this plat, but that doesn't seem
to have had any weight with Mr.. Bore
20. The plat is on q scale of twenty.four
eet to the inch and was made by the
Young man himself, who, by the way, has
been one OF the new streets foremost adj
'otes from the beginning, and it is in every
aspect a very neat piece OF work.
1t is reported here to-day that both
'ohn King and II. T. Wright have sold
o the Lincon-Lucky company their in
erests in these mines. Wright was for
ner superintendent OF the property and
ohm King succeeded him. Both had their
riends among the owners and these friends
'ere matched even enough to check
nate each other, thus creating confusion
hat was doing the mine no good. The
uying out of these two parties is said to
ave been a company compromise that
ill be Immediately followed by liveller
ines than ever about the great carbonate
roducer at San Pedro.