Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-30
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Excavation for the Webber block s
foundation began yesterday
Hearts of Oak, one of the finest thea
trical troupes travelling, at Gray's opera
house tomorrow night Don't fail to see
it. Tickets for sale at Weltmer's.
No registration is required of the citi-
zen before voting at the statehood cleo
ton, October T. The registration for the
regular territorial election begins on Sat
urday.
Santa Feans ought not to kill the goose
that lays the golden egg next time they
have q chance. Treat the outside in
vestors reasonably far and they will come
to stay.
4 freight train was wrecked at Rowe
station last night and the passengers who
LETT here yesterday afternoon for Las Vegas
and the east were DELAYED several hours
thereby.
On Friday night at Gray's opera house
the Young men OF Santa Fe will tender
their lady friends a social hop. To-day
100 invitations are being issued for the
occasion.
John Morton, the fruit commission
man, has advices from Pueblo to the ef-
feet that Santa Fe fruits are winning
fame and making for themselves a name
| in that market.
Tony Neis is here from Cerrillos to-day
and goes home tonight with an armful
OF constitutions. lie says there's no col
lar on his neck and he is OF the opinion
that Cerrillos will send up handsome
majority for the constitution.
A. ?. Hill and j. V. Conway, two
bright and active young business men,
have pranched out i'll new line. They
have opened an office in the Griffin
block, where all type-wrlting, translation,
etc, will be attended to in tirst-class
shape.
In another column will be found list
OF the judges OF election to serve October
I. These and all good citizens are re-
minded that the law absolutely and ex-
pressly prohibits the placing OF any
marks, numbers, ETC., upon the back Of
the tickets.
Ounces weighing pound each pears
that weigh two to the pound and the
most luscious OF late peaches were brought
into the New MEXICAN Office to-day from
Hon. Trinidad Aland's fine orchard.
Any country that can show such produc-
tons certainly ought not long be cursed
with territorial form OF government.
During the past tWenty-four hours
there have been number of dogs poi
soned on Lower San Francisco street and
it is alleged by the owners of several Of
the dogs that the poison was laid in the
Methodist church yard and an adjoining
lot. Among those who lost animals that
they priced highly are Messrs. G. r.
Pierce and ChaS. Thayer.
Private advices came to hand to-day
announcing that Lieut.. Harry Rumsey,
of the U. s. navy, met his death by
drowning off the coast OF Japan some
weeks ago. The young man was grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Rumsey OF
this city, and a son Of the unfortunate
man who lost his life in the burning of
the Richmond hotel at Buffalo, N. Y,
some two years ago.
The Presbytery Of Santa Fe is in session
to-day in the Presbyterian church of this
city. Tonight at o'clock the Rev.
Duncan j. Mcmillan, D. D., secretary
of the Board OF Home Missions, will de-
liver a popular address. The public is
cordially invited to be present. At $3.50
the ministers will depart by the A., T. &
S. f. r. r.. to attend the meetings of the
synod of New Mexico which will open at
Silver City tomorrow night.