Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-17
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

| Glorious weather.
What's the matter with repairing the
county bridges?
Envious note in the Albuquerque Citi-
zen: TT is understood that Cerrillos is
booming. 1t will be the capital OF Santa
Fe county in a few years"
The local oyster market jumped up 10
cents can last night. Dealers attribute
it to heavy storms on the Atlantic coast.
Owing to the funeral of Mr.. J. A.
Spradling, the meeting Of the guild of the
church Of the Holy Faith will be post
poned till further notice.
The charge OF assault against Piper was
dismissed in Squire Ortiz court yester-
day. Writ, the prosecuting witness, fail
ing to appear against him.
Nepomuceno Sena y Garcia, brother Of
Don Ramon Sena y Garcia and vel
known citizen, died last night of dropsy,
aged So years. The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning.
Meat Inspector Gray this morning
sworn cut q warrant in Squire Ortiz
court, charging w. G. Burton with viola.
ton OF the law in that he ships in Kan
sas City dressed meats. The case is sci
for hearing at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
The chairman OF the county board has
ordered the delivery of lumber fol-
the culverts on Ortiz street. This is en-
cellent weather for pushing that work.
Mr.. Burnett ought to signal his retirement
from office by finishing the new street
through to Carlton avenue.
A, Kirchner is in receipt OF large herd
of fat cattle and 5000 sheep, also as fine a
lot of young cattle as ever appeared on the
local market This beef and veal is corn
fed and the mutton is young and tender.
Prices at Kirchner's are guaranteed lower
than those at any other meat market. 1t
will pay you to look in upon INN.
The funeral of the late James Allan
Spradling will take place at 10 q, m. to-
morrow from the church OF the Holy
Faith, the following named gentlemen
acting as pail bearers: Hon. w. w.
Griffin, Col. ]. P. McGrorty, Gen. L. f.
Hobart, Hon. 7. Alarid, Hon. G. +. Eas-
ley, Judge A. T.. Morrison and Acting
Gov. B. NJ. Thomas.
Mr.. Littlehales yesterday received sad
and most unexpected news from his
home at Barry, Ont. 4 dispatch came
announcing the death OF his younger
brother, aged 10, after an illness OF but
two weeks. The young man had con-
templated coming to Santa Fe shortly,
and was in robust health until taken
down with q severe cold.
DR.. E. W. L'Engle to-day bought out
DR.. Metcalf's dental establishment on
Palace avenue. The latter has built up q
very profitable practice here and DR..
L'Engle is in luck to fall into it. DR..
Metcalf thinks some Of settling in Chilli
Gothic, Ohio, and is now negotiating for
the Office OF the late DR.. Reihwinkle, who
was president Of the Ohio State Dental
association.
Hon. John S. Delano, OF Columbus,
Ohio, and DR.. Geo Austin Bowen, Of
Connecticut, are in the city to-day on
business, and will make tour OF the
southern New Mexico towns before re-
turning to Mr.. Delano's ranch in Coliax
county. DR.. Bowen is one OF the fore
most authorities on the subject of Amer.
lean dairy products, and that greatest
of all butter producers, the Jersey COW.
He is president OF the Connecticut Dairy
mans association, and has become inter-
ested with Mr.. Delano in the establish
ment of an extensive Jersey breeding
farm in ColiaX county.