Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

The usual services at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
The residence of Mrs. w. w. Griffin
is offered for rent for business purposes.
Mr. Segura's bond for $40, 900 as Pueblo
Indian agent was sent forward to Wash
ington last evening"
A full dress rehearsal of the o. S.
MINISTRIES tonight. 1t is imperative that
every member be there.
Deputy Marshal Serapio Romero left
this morning for the northern part of the
territory on official business.
The 81 900 loaned 10y the Building and
Loan association was, bid in 10y W. l..
Widmeyer for Mrs. L. W. L'Engle.
August kirchner has commenced tear
ing away the ruins OF his market house
and will replace it with fine business
house.
Mr.. +. Basler, OF Durango, surveyor
who has large business Interests in San
Juan county, paid this office a pleasant
call yesterday.
And still that important new bridge
leading toward the capitol remains in d
partially finished state. 1t ought to be
fixed before it Is too late.
The grand jury has been pretty steadi-
ly at 1t ali week until yesterday alter
noon, when an adjournment was taken
to 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
Tickets are selling well for the minstrel
and burlesque musical performance to
take place at the court house Oh Monday
evening. Tie box sheet is open at
Ireland's.
Some complaints have been made to
members Of the grand jury regarding the
failure of the water works company to
supply with water those with whom it en-
tiers into agreement to do so.
Services at the NJ. E. church tomorrow.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit. Sub
Jet at / | q. M. The Scribes and Phari-
sees, Then Righteousness" at 7 80: THE
PriAe;" sunday school at 10 u. III. Wei
come to all.
Judge Whiteman is by no means we'll,
but he took the train this morning for AL
buquerque, saying if he was going to be
sick he'd much prefer to be at home. He
hopes, however, to return on Monday
morning i'll time to open the district
court.
A telegram was received from New York
last evening to the effect that the Santa
Fe Southern people are in the midst of
discussing the pros and cons of the ex-
tension to Cerrillos and San Pedro with
the chances very favorable for reaching a
conclusion to 20 ahead with the construc
ton work.
Word comes up from the Pecos country
that Mr.. J. A. Erwin, editor of the Ros-
well Register, is in the field for the real
thing itself that is the Roswell Register
ship, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Capt. ]. H. Mill. Mr. Erwin is
Il first class man for the position and the
New MEXICAN is pleased to learn that his
chances are excellent.
Eugenio Irisarri received letter to-
lay saying that the recent storm left from |
,welve to eighteen inches of snow on the
sheep ranges south Of the Galisteo and
he same is now melting and filling the
water holes again, much to the gratifca-
lion of the flock owners. This is the re-
zion where 100000 sheep have been
practically without water for several weeks.
1t is most unfortunate circumstance
hat the date of the treman's ball, Mon
lay evening next should have been Sc
ected for the local minstrel performance
at the court house. Such worthy home
affairs as these ought not to conflict, and
f little judgment were exercised they
Gould just as easily be otherwise ar
'anged. However, the fremen having
irst selectt d Monday evening as the date
If their entertainment feel that they
should scarcely be expected to give way
At this late date, so their ball will take
place as originally announced. They
nave already disposed of a large number
of tickets, and will doubtless have a fine
gathering.