Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-07
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The new county officers entered upon
their official duties to-day.
Coal patent No. 8 to Samuel B. Gran
dell, OF Gallup, was received at the loca
land office to-day.
The Philharmonic orchestra, assisted by
a number of ladies and gentlemen, vii
give another concert on the 10Th instant
The annual meeting OF the New Mexico
Bar association opens at the supreme court
chamber in the capital at 10 a. III. 10,
morrow.
Mr.. Joseph writes that the statehood
enabling act for New Mexico will unques-
tionably pass the lower house OF congress
on the 10Th.
Montezuma Lodge No. |. \. T. and A.
NJ, holds its regular monthly communca-
ton at Masonic hall at 80 this evening.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to
attend.
Hon. [. S. Tiffany, one OF the most
prominent attorneys Of the I'd district is in
the city on business before the territorial
supreme court. He will remain several
days; he stops at the Palace.
There is leak in the roof of the capital,
caused by the simple contraction OF one OF
the metal plates, which has already done
some damage to the beautiful fresco on
the ceiling of the representative hall, 1t
should be fixed at once.
Col Richard Hudson, a respected and
we'll known citizen OF Grant county, came
up last night from his home, the cele-
brated Hudson's hot springs in Grant
county. He will be here for some little
time, and will make headquarters at the
Palace.
! The delightful weather and the 10th in
fantry bands excellent music combined
to bring great crowd out during the
plaza concert yesterday. The plaza walks
were crowded with promenaders, while
numerous vehicles almost blocked the
streets.
A handsome canopy top buggy from
the Newton buggy works, of Kansas,
came to hand for Geo. Draughon this
morning. M. J. Parmeley is local agent
for these works. Mr.. Draughon has his
eagle eye on fine horse that may shortly
be yoked up in the shafts OF this vehicle.
Judge W. c. Ilazledine, an eminent at
toraey from Albuquerque and solicitor Of
the Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad company
arrived this morning to attend to import
ant business before the territorial Sill
preme court. His headquarters are at the
Palace hotel.
J. w. Olinger's roam trottins horse top,
peeled out its driver last evening, and went
charging down past the Presbyterian
church. When the outfit was again seen
the buggy was wreck and the horse was
entangled in a barbed wire fence Three
very severe wounds were inflicted, which
Capt. John Gray sewed up.
Mrs. Olive Colvin-Ennis, formerly con.
nected with the st. Louis daily press, and
one OF the best OF news correspondents
is guest at the Palace, and will write
chatty letters for several territorial papers
during the legislative session. Mrs. En-.
mis- is woman OF rare ability, good judg.
ment and broad ideas. She has lately
been sojourning at her sons ranch in the
beautiful Manzano valley.
AT meeting of the artesian well direc.
tors on Saturday night it was found that
the company had on hand about $500
worth of machinery; owed 81 900 and had
1910 in the treasury. The board directed
President C. F. A. Fischer to advertise
the property for sale and pay off the com.
pany's debts. Thus another enterprise
winds up its career and no attempt has
yet been made to tap the artesian basin
which nearly everybody admits probably
exists in the Santa Fe valley.
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