Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

How about the court house improve
ment?
tlreman's ball at Gray's opera house
on Monday night next.
The Lotus club hop takes place at
Gray 5 opera house Oh Thursday evening.
BllZzald s and binding SHOWS prevailed
III CoIurauo and Kansas last Light, and
to-day noon train from the east WAS
therefore Abandoned.
1t does seem us though last night
inch Vi SHOW III the valley will be now
followed 10y Il little real winter weather
just what Is neeueu Tor spring prosperity
Evallolo Lopez, a bright YOUNG Mex
lean, recently erected constaOle OF pre-
clnct No. i, Clenega, took the oath OF
Office and hleu his bond tot 5000 ut the
county CLERK 5 office this morning.
lLs Il hard task lor old winter to stay
With us. The sun persists in crawling
out from behind the clouds, and the plaza
concert Is Oh AS USUAL this afternoon, de
spite last nights iluny vi SNOW.
The laos Valley COMPANY will resume
work Oh their large canal the LIST OF
March. They propose building it from
sixty TO eighty miles this season. This
will bring it to within few miles of Espa-
nola.
The governors reception, the ninth Of
the series will take place on Wednesday
evening between the hours OF and II.
The public generally, and especially
strangers and territorial visitors in the
city, are invited to he present.
On Saturday evening next Cerrillos
lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be insti-
tuted by Past Grand Chancellor G. T.
Easley; the exercises will be of very
enjoyable character and full attendance
OF Pythians from all parts of the territory
is expected.
Col. Edward W. Wynkoop, as superin.
tendent of the penitentlary, filed his
bond and took the oath of office to-day
His bond is in the sum OF $4,000, and
his securities are Thomas B. Catron,
Frank W, Clancy, Geo. Cuyler Preston,
G. f. A. Fischer, and Sally E. Raunheim.
The supreme court met this morning,
Associate Justices Whiteman, McFie and
Lee being present. Judge Long failed to
arrive from Las Vegas and hence no bust
ness was done, but an adjournment taken
to 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning. 1t is
possible that the supreme court may con.
clude its business in the forenoon, in
which event Judge Whiteman will re-
open the district court at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
A man who for years lives in one COM
munity and leads reputable life, even
though he be OF modern ability, will grow
in the confidence and esteem of his fell |
ows. On the same principle newspa-
per advertisement becomes familiar with |
he readers. 1t may be seldom read, still |
t makes the name and business of the
nan familiar and its presence in the
columns OF u paper inspires contiden co in |
he stability OF his enterprise.
The American Building & Loan associ-
ltion, of Minneapolis, represented in New
Mexico by +. S. Stafford has fallen by
lie way side, according to dispatches
rom Minnesota. The state officers have
eportsd in favor of annulling its charter.
ir. Stafford is now in Albuquerque and
ave it out yesterday that he had severed
lis connection with the institution. Mr..
stafford seems to have been long time
hiding out the character OF the concern
lie talked so pleasantly about.
A telegram from E. Il. Chapman, of
New York, notifies Supt. Johnson, of the
santa Fe Southern, that Mr.. w. j.
Kitchen, representing the capitalists back
II the Santa Fe Southern and T., S. f. g.
\. companies, will arrive here in day or
,Wo to investigate the county bond ques-
ion and also make ageneral examination
II the narrow gauge company's interests
I may depend largely upon Mr. Kitchens
eport as to Tie time TOR beginning con-
1T uction work Oh the san Pedro eXteu-
ION.