Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-07
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


Hon. W. W. Grllin returned home
this afternoon from Topeka, where he has
ably represented New Mexico IN the
deep water harbor convention.
Messrs. C. F. Easley, John Gray and
Geo. w. Knaebel, returned yesterday
from trip to Wallace, where they took
part in q Masonic meeting on Saturday
night.
Mr.. Paul Cimaren, chief clerk for Pay
master Maynadier, is at the Palace to-day
Major Maynadier will arrive tonight and
pay off the soldier boys at Fort Marcy to-
morrow.
Mrs. Joseph Torsha has leased the
building on the plaza just vacated by
Kahn and will put in complete line OF
millinery and iaHcy goods. Mrs. Forsha
has had years OF experience in this branch
OF business.
Frank Simers, Is year old chap from
Cerrillos, was brought up to-day and
placed in the county Jail for thirty days
Judge darkness says he is petty thiei
and he thinks thirty days behind the bars
will do him good.
Lee Mue nielsen. and & party OF duck
I..-..--. lelt saturday night Tor Gallsteo
lake. They found that ordinarily large
body OF water absolutely dried up--no
hey ducks, 10 hey jack snipe, and came
home i'll big tit OF disgust and dust,
Geo. Davis and vile, and by the way,
Fanny Davis is an artistic caterer ii ever
one dwet in these parts, have removed to
tie Watts building and have opened Il
first class boarding house. They start of
with q dozen patrons or more, including
the young men OF "the club"
On Saturday last new corporation un.
der the title of the Santa Fe Collegiate
Institute, was organized here. The in
corporators aie: Eugene A. Fiske, Robert
Harvey, Rufus j. Palen, George G.Smith
and Benjamin NJ. Thomas, OF Santa lie,
and Thomas G. Kirkwood and Charles l..
Walker, OF Colorado Springs, Colo.
The synod OF New Mexico will hold its
first annual meeting at Albuquerque this
week, assembling tomorrow evening at
$50 in the Presbyterian church. This
synod was erected this year by action
OF the general assembly and comprises
the presbyteries OF Santa Fe, the Rio
Grande and Arizona, including all Pres
byterian churches in this territory and
Arizona. j.,
II. II. Wood and wife, OF Duluth, Mimi,
are late arrivals at the Alamo, and they
have COME to stay. To-day Mr.. Wood
rented the north room in theGrifIin block,
adjoining Wientge's, and as soon as his
stock and equipment can be got on the
ground he will open there u shirt factory.
There is no reason why large trade ter
ritory should not be covered in this line
with Santa Fe as O distributing point.
Mr. Wood seems to know his business.
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion to-day attending to mass Of routine
business that has accumulated in the
clerks hands. Squires Barton, OF San
Pedro, and Hardness, OF Cerrilos, pre-
scented their reports as justices of the
peace. y new precinct was established
at Glorieta and Walter NJ. Taber named
as justice Of the peace. The sheriff re-
ported that he had taken charge of old
Mrs. Cummings, street beggar who is
insane, and placed her in the county Jail,
which action was approved. A large
number OF bills was presented but no
funds are on hand with which to pay
them. The board may make another at.
temp to issue expense bonds.