Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-12

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bound in frst-class style and cheap atthe
New MEXICAN bindery.
Finest and best lob work in the terri
tory and most excellent binding at the
New MEXICAN printing office,
Judge Whiteman left on Thursday for
Albuquerque and he is still there. No de-
cision in the suit OF Clerk Walker against
the territorial auditor has vet been
reached,
The sidewalks on central San Francisco
street are in wretched condition. A lady sui
fered terrible fall because of loose boards
and protruding spikes the other evening.
Lumber is very cheap and there ought to
be some Improvements inaugurated in
this line at once.
Some rascally fellow killed Gus
O'Brien's shepherd dog this morning,
and took very brutal way Of doing it.
The animals legs were tied and then it
was slowly stoned to death, its eyes and
teeth being knocked out. This happened
not far from Don Gaspar avenue bridge.
"Sultan was good dog too.
At the Palace J. c. Plumb, Cincin-
natl; L. Hollenwager, Las Vegas; P.
Slatri, Los Angeles b. G. Wilson, Las
Vegas; r. Reinken, st. Louis; j. L.
Robbins, Chicago; Leslie Mckenzie, San
Francisco; r. j. Thresher, st. Joe; w.
S. Williams, Socorro; J. A. Whitmore,
San Marcial; NJ. B. VIM. L. Allen, VIM.
L. Allen, jr., New York.
S. D. Baldwin has finally closed all the
details OF his deal with the Rose property
at Dolores. T. G. Condor and Chicago
party take a bond on the Rose for six
months at $4,000, agreeing to expend
50 900 in immediate development. The
documents are signed and in escrow, and
Capt. Flood has been telegraphed to be-
gin work under the bond without delay.
On the Tres Hermanos Mining COM
pany at San Pedro work is being pushed
as fast as the corporations means will
permit. They have new pumpin place,
working finely, and the drift from the
working shaft has penetrated twenty-five
feet. Recent returns from ores sent to
the Pueblo sampling works show the
value of high grade galena to be $50 per
ton, and gold ores ST. per ton.
A peculiar style Of advertising which
still exists in many towns and rural dis
tricts, says All exchange, is the card Of
thanks" After aman has passed through
some severe tribulation, such as the i'll
ness and death OF near relative, he in
serts in local paper card, formally
thanking his friends for their kind actions,
The Houston, Texas, Tribune thinks that
the business was rather overdone by
man who caused card to be inserted
thanking the undertaken for the pleasant
and satisfactory manner IN when that
functionary buried his wife.
DIR. Z. L. Kelly, professor Of anatomy
in the Cooper Medical college, San Fran
cisco, is at the Palace with very sick
wife. lie is accompanied by his wife's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Page, of
Boone, Iowa. Prof. Kelly has tried all
the health resorts of California for his
wiles health, she being sufferer from
consumption, and at the suggestion of
friends he was induced t. visit Santa Fe
After stay here of three weeks he is so
greatly pleased with his wiie's improve
ment that he is thinking of locating here.
DR.. Kelly is personal friend of Prof.
Cart, superintendent of the government
Indian school.