Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-03
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Sassiety is all torn up.
TIE artesian well progresses.
Twenty-Five days to Christmas.
Happy is the man who can live in San
ia Fe S sunshine.
Peter Powers, of Gl0rieta, is in the city
on business to-day.
Tickets for the "Deestrick Skue" on
sale at J. Weltmel's.
No rehearsal Of "Deestrick Skule" I'M
til Thursday evening at court house,
Santa Fe Lodge No. ,, K. OF P, will
meet tomorrow night for the election Of
officers
The "District Skule" will be presented
at the court house Oh Thursday evening,
the 18th instant.
Ike j. Knoll is nov employed 10y Van
Arsdell and Chaplin is again on the hack
Tor LoWitIki Il Son.
J. 7. Goodlander is in the city on his
final tnpior the year. Heis Meyer Bros
popular representative.
Regular monthly meeting of John Gray
Hose company at o'clock this evening.
f. L. Harrison, foreman
Meeting OF the guild OF the church Of
Holy Faith at Mrs. +. W. Clancy, Thurs
day at > 80 O'clock. Important business
Large posters are in print to-day for the
Philharmonic orchestra's public concert, to
be given on the eth instant. 1t will be
u treat
Mr. and Mrs. Geo &. Preston gave
very elegant entertainment 10 few in
innate friends last evening. Excellent
music was feature OF the entertainment.
Hon. $. d. Baldwin returned to-day
from st. Louis, where he served as dele
gate in the silver convention. He leaves
to-niggt to attend the Lincoln-Lucky
meeting at Albuquerque tomorrow.
The post traders storehouse and con-
tents and postoliice at Fort Union were
destroyed by fire about o'clock Saturday
morning. The loss is heavy, with some
insurance. Fire supposed 10 have caught
from Il stove pipe. Messrs. Conger &
Woodbury. were the owners of the store.
No word is yet at hand from the rela-
tives of the late S. II. Goddard, in Maine,
but a dispatch is expected this evening.
have been made for the
funeral to take place at 10 o'clock to-mcr-
row morning, and it will be under the
charge OF the two local lodges, Kni. hits of
Pythias. The 10th U. s. infantry band
mas kindly volunteered to render the
music.
Nell NJ. Cooper, OF Peros valley, visited
he local land Office to day with the ex-
)ectation OF making final proof on his pre-
,mptiOn entry, but it was not concluded
because Of protest fled by o. W. Alex
lnder on behalf OF the Pecos River Min
rs company. The latter corporation al
eyes that the land is mineral in character
md not subject to pre-emption as agri-
cultural land.
\ con was born to Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Held at Albuquerque last night. The {
OF this happy event came
his morning in the shape OF telegram
o A. Staab, ESQ.,, and addressing him as
'grandpapa." Mr., and Mrs. staab are
,eing generally congratulated over their :
|anghter's good fortune. Both the
mother and child are well, but the friends
+ the father won't voucl1 for him as yet.
he New MExIcAN's best wishes fer che
title strangers long life and prosperity.
Hon. s. b. Axtell returned this MORN !
ng from St. Louis. The delegates in the
lational silver convention from New Mex !
20 who were present were: Judge Axtell, l
Ion +. A. Manzanares, Col. John Isgrig,
leo. II. Utter, S. d. Baldwin, Prof
Hiram Hadley, Judge Burns and Judge =
has. Blanchard. Judge Axtell served
n tie committee on credentials; Mr..
Ianzanares on the committee on resolu- 4
ons, and Mr.. Utter on the committee i
Il order Of business. A national silver !
,ague was formed, and Mr.. Baldwin was ,
1ade vice president for New Mexico. !
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