Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-19
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This world is very funny.
For no matter how much money
Man Is earning he will spend it all and be hard
up all the time.
To his utmost he is stralning
TO catch up without attaining,
TIL he makes his life burden when 1t should
be bliss sublime.
He who earns a thousand merely
Thinks two Thousand dollars yearly
Would be just about the figures to make happl-
ness complete;
But his income when 1t doubles
only multiplies his troubles.
For his outgo then increasing makes his both
ends worse to meet.
Millions of brick will 60 into modern
buildings in SAINTS Fe this year.
The penitentiary force is busy putting
in several acres OF vegetables for the use
of that institution.
The Philharmonic orchestra left this
morning for Albuquerque. They give
concerts there tonight and tomorrow
evening and return home Sunday night.
The orchestra numbers seventeen must
clans.
Henry Wulf has bought half interest
in wholesale liquor and cigar house at
Denver, the firm name OF which is Wulf
& Felr. He will still be largely inter-
ested in Santa Fe enterprises, especially
in matters relating to realty.
The hose boys again wet down the
plaza grass seed yesterday. Playful dogs,
by the way, do much to damage the
ground, and the police authorities have
orders to stone them off whenever they
are caught "gamboling on the green'-
that is to be.
The Palace hotel under the management
of Mr.. Rumsey has had very prosperous
year considering that hotel men all over
the west have been complaining of dull
times. The Palace hotel has just declared
a dividend on its stock Of 4 per cent. Not
bad, ell for "poor old Santa Eel"
1t is May 10th, ninety days after its
passage, that the law forbidding women
from entering saloons goes into effect
Harry Motley has had occasion to in
vestigate this matter, as it will affect his
Saturday night dances, and he says he has
yet nearly thirty days OF grace.
Mr.. Z. Haviland, who is well known
here as the partner OF James Seigman,
civil engineers at Salt Lake, is in the city
en- route to Flagstaff on business trip
Tie young men are doing well there, from
all reports. In competitive contest re-
Gently OF plans for the capitol grounds
this firms plans won the prize and was
adopted by the authorities.
A Kansas weather prophet predicts
that the states east OF the Mississippi
river will have but very little rain THU
. season, but that Kansas and the othe
, states west of the river will have al
abundance. The Santa Fee valley has al
ready had goodly start in the way o
spring precipitation and the outlook TO
more is as fattering as it we'll could be.
, A party of sixty-fve pleasant visitor
from the cities of Boston, Philadelphia
New York and adjacent points, are spend
, ing the day in the historic capital. The,
came in on special this morning
under the care of Messrs. Wilson
and Goodhue, representatives o
, Raymond & Whitcomb. The part,
left Boston March II for forty-sevel
days jaunt to the City of Mexico, ant
they are now en- route home, being du
to reach Boston on the 26th. All unit
in saying they have had delightful trip
not the least pleasant day being the on
they have spent in Santa Fe. To-nigh
their special goes east.