Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-06
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Judge II. S. Waldo returned on yester-
day from trip to Kansas City and
Topeka.
Several specimens OF the genus tramp
are lowering. about the city. Have an
eye on 'em.
The uncertainty Of the weather north,
south, east and west, makes travel ex-
tremely light these Gays.
There is big news item in store for
the readers Of the New MEXICAN. The
facts are not yet quite ripe for publicity.
The New MEXICAN job department is
getting up 8 handsome lot CT stock certif-
Gates for the new Springer Water company.
The Western Union wires have been
ice-olated for several days, and the line
men in New Mexico have been busy at
their patchwork.
Judge Morrison's SOD, Hugh, for three
years past on lis fathers ranch in Ari-
IONA, has come up to take clerkship in
the registers Office.
LeClair Fulton, an old Colorado miner
and former resident Of Davenport, Iowa,
was in the city yesterday and left last
night for San Pedro.
The Cebola Cattle company, in which
Santa Feans are largely interested, has
sued Geo. Hight, OF Gallup, for trespass and
claims $500 damage to their property.
Berardiuelli has agreed to furnish the
poles necessary to bridge the bitches on
the new street beyond the capito! Just as
soon as they are needed. They ought to
be needed now.
A commercial traveller who arrived
from Las Vegas at noon says the alleys
in the Meadow city are piledfu Of snow
drifts so that teams can pass through
them only with much difficulty.
Judge Whiteman Still has under adj
yisement tie Lucas-Green coal lands
case from Cerrillos. He has been called
to Albuquerque to look after number of
his old cases, as court begins there on
Monday next.
President Chaves and Secretary Bond,
Of the state constitutional convention, are
sending out 200 commissions to residents
Of the territory to visit Washington this
winter, to urge Upon congress the admis.
sion OF New Mexico.
The valley is full of gunners to-day,
and the jack rabbits aud cotton tails are
on the jump. Thus far only few quail
have been shot, and they are counted as
unusually scarce, while on the other hand
the rabbit crop is heavier than ordinary.
Dona Pabla Archibeque, all aged woman
and relic Of the late esteemed Miguel
Archibeque. was laid to her final rest from
the cathedral this morning. After long
and useful life, she died suddenly on
Monday night. Deceased was the grand
mother OF Nicholas Yanni's wife.
J. a. Stump, fornly of Schuyler
county, Mo-, and late Of White Oaks,
passed through the city to-day with his
family and well equipped camping out
fit. He is in search of country where
water is nore plentiful than other liquors
and has made up his mind that he'll find
it in the Animas valley near Pennington.
Hon. E. a. Fiske received his commits
sion as U. S. attorney for New Mexico
to-day from the Office OF the attorney
general. lie leaves for Las Vegas this
and on returning here will
qualify and take the oath OF office. lie
will be on hand at the opening OF the U.
$. court at Albuquerque on Monday next
to represent the United States.
L. A. Walker, district clerk, is at his
post again after months absence at the
old home, Eallviyle, III. 1t was his first
visit to Chicago in eight years and he re-
yards the growth of the great city by the
axe as one OF the modern worlds Won
iers. Throughout Illinois splendid crops
AVE been harvested this year and money
8 plentiful. Capitalists are yearning for
ong time loans at per cent.
Ty30SE ATTETGED RENDERS.