Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-20
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

during this evening.
, A. Staab has been appointed geners
agent here for the celebrated Remingto
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In the Coler case at 4 o'clock this al
ternoon Judge Whiteman denied the wri
to compel the county board to refund.
There will be regular morning service a
the church Of the Holy Faith episcopal
Tomorrow at II o'clock. Seats free ano
every one welcome.
B. &. Il. B. A palatsble lunch will bt
served to all visitors ut the Broad Gauge
tonight, and ii you drop in about {
o'clock you will learn the significance o.
B. B. B. 3.
The governor has appointed Miss May
Il. Gale notary public for Sierra coun.
ty, thus recognizing the fact that this is
one OF those offices that can be appro.
priately filled by lady.
Messrs. W. C. Hurt aud W. II. Nesbitt
Of Cerrillos; F. A. Blake and Charlie Rat.
life, of San Pedro, rustlers in behalf ol
south Santa Fecounty, are among to.day's
visitors at the capital city. They wea,
smiles OF prosperity.
The juvenile dramatic performance al
the court house last night brought out g
very satisfactory audience and the enter
tainment was generally enjoyed. The
performers in fact did so well that, by
request, they have decided to repeat tie
entertainment this evening.
At the Methodist Episcopal church, to-
morrow, July q, the Rev. T. L. Wiltsee
will peach at II a. m. and s p. m. There
will be communion service after the
morning sermon. There will also be a
love feast service at 7p. m. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. All are cordially invited.
At the Presbyterian church on July 21 {:
Sunday school ut 10 a. m. morning and
evening services respectively at IL and Z
o'clock. Please observe the change OF
hour for evening service. All persons
who do no, regularly worship elsewhere
we do most cordially and earnestly invite
to assemble with us.
At the Palace: w. Z. Pedrick and son,
Denver;J. L. Rogan and daughter, San
Saba, Texas Mrs. c. Walborack, Denver; !;
Henry Essinger, st. Joseph, Mo. a. W.
Cleland, ir., Albuquerque; E. Lewis,
Denver; z. L. Merrill, Maria, Texas !;
Chas. L. RatliT, San Pedro; Mrs. NJ. c.
Cobb, New York City; Miss s. l. Cobb,
New York City: Mrs Gerard B. Halloch,
Scotsyiile, N. Y.
Capt. ". f. Pedrick, Colorado agent
for the Maxwell Land Grant company, is
visiting Santa Fe to-day. He reports the
grant company as havingmany extensive
enterprises in hand for the improvement
OF their property, and says settlers are
coming in and taking up homesteads
thereon at very satisfactory rate, A
number Of low rate excursions from the
agricultural centers OF the west have been
arranged to invade northeast New Mexico
this fall.
Minnie Hesch, the 12 year cd daughter
OF z. Hesch, was bitten by Florence
Donoghue's big dog late last evening and
DR.. Sloan was called to put couple of
stitches in the child's leg. The dog was
not vicious animal naturally, but had
been annoyed by other children, hence
his attack upon Minnie. The dog was
promptly killed. While making the trip
to the house DR.. Sloan lost his prescrip-
ton book and some private papers, which
the finder will please return to him.
J. \. Lucero brings excellent reports
from the Espanola region as to surcess in
agriculture and fruit growing thereabouts.
Peaches, apples and pears promise heavy
crops, and grapes OF the most lucious
varieties are grown there. A white grape
is now ripe that attracts much attention,
for it is OF rich color and superior flavor.
The crop Of cereals and vegetables is enor-
nous; near Mr.. Lucero's place there are
$50 acres in beans and peas. The Rio
Grande valley at this point is one of the
most promising farming regions in New
Mexico, and water is to be had in abund-
ance. The valley extends from San Ilde-
fonso, north thirty-five miles, to Embudo,
and is from two to six miles wide. BY
reason Of its sheltered location it's spe-
cially adapted to fruit growing.
THIS PAPER is kept on file at e. c.
Dake's advertising agency, "a and 65
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco,