Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

philharmonic concert at the capitol to-
night.
The plaza concert hour was the occasion
Of regular social levee this afternoon.
The Philharmonic Orchestra has had G.
pressing invitation to visit Albuquerque
and give one of its classical concerts.
The members of st. Cecilia society will
meet at the residence OF Mrs. F. w.
Clancy at $50 tomorrow "wednesday
afternoon.
The district court organized this morn
ing and adjournedt to 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Atanasio Romeroi is foreman Of the United
States grand jury.
Mr.. Alexander Read, OF Rio Arriba
county, was recently, on motion of his
brother, Benz. M. Read, admitted to
practice in the supreme court Of New
Mexico.
=, Ih>"o are indications OF considerable
actiTi!r in Santa Fe real estate this spring
though it is hoped that holders will not
this year be liable to the charge Of push
ing prices away beyond reach, as they
have on former occasions.
The plans for Santa Fe's United States
Indian school are now en- route from
Washington and bids for the construction
of the building are again to be called for.
There is every reason to believe the gov
eminent means business this time.
Bishop Kendrick writes that he will
arrive in Santa Fe on Friday at latest.
He will officiate in the church on Sunday.
A general invitation is extended to the
public to call on the new BISHOP On Satur-
day evening at the residence OF Judge
Prince on Palace avenue.
Fred Shaw has sold his interest in the
Fulton market to VIM. Maitland, and has
entered into contract to 60 to work in w.
G. Hurts establishment at Cerrillos.
Success to Mr.. Shaw wherever he may
light. Fulton market will continue to
deal in the best of good things for the
inner man.
Gov. Ross has appointed Hon. L. Brad
ford Prince as New Mexico's representa-
tive at the centennial celebration of the
Inauguration Of Washington, which takes
place at New York on April 30. He has
also commissioned Mr.. Sol. Myer, a well
known Ratonite, as commissioner from
New Mexico to the Paris exposition.
James A. Spradling, formerly of Boone
county, is editor of the Santa Fe New
MEXICAN and has recently been appointed
public printer for the territory. Inview Of
the fact that Spradling is All able and re-
liable man and is manager Of the largest
printing establishment in New Mexico,
the appointment seems fifty made.-Eu-
reka Springs, (Ark.) Times.
Capt. G. H. McHenry left for his home
in San Juan valley this morning, having
been excused from jury service. He said
San Juan was all right financially. Her
warrants are bringing 80 cents on the
dollar, and the treasury has on hand
900 in cash. This will probably be
paid to Rio Arriba county, out of which
the new county OF San Juan was carved.
Rio Arribs's claim against San Juan is
$4,000.
More and better dwelling houses is the
demand of the times. While the adobe
is all right, if properly constructed, yet
people coming in here strangers are more
or less prejudiced against them, especial
ly the older buildings aRd will not occupy
them if other and more modern dwellings
can be had so it is with frame houses.
Brick tenements with spacious grounds
and moder conveniences are wanted to
fill the bill. ...,.