Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-01
ROUND AROC'r TOWN.

Her father sighed Yes, uun's the day,
With little for the duuuing,"
Parker is preparing dandy dinner iot
his Sunday guests.
The election OF officers OF the First Na-
tional bank takes place this afternoon.
District court meets on Monday next.
Tax suits galore will come up during the
term.
County School Superintendent Victory
now occupies an office at the county court
house.
Mr.. Jose Segura's appointment as Pueb-
10 Indian agent has been confirmed By
the U. S. senate.
John G. Quinn, OF Antonito; 6onifacio
Baron and Antonio f. Gallegos, of Taos ;
are at the Exchange.
Regular service of the Lutheran con
gregation at the Presbyterian church at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
John W. Vogel, business manager OF
the 'Over the Garden Wall" theatrical
company, got in at noon and registers at
the Palace.
Memorial services and a high requiem
mass ior the late VIM. H. Mandertielu
vii be held at the cathedral at 10 H. H.,
on Monday morning next.
The already large list of applicants for
the territorial guardianship has been in
creased by the name of Llbrado G. de
Baca, who has influential backing from
Bernalillo county.
Cheerful bit OF home news in the Albu-
Queruue Citizen: 1T has been decided to
extend the Santa Fe Southern to San Pc
dro without delay, and work will be com
menced immediately"
The supreme court to-day adjourned to
the 18th inst. 1t is expected that upon
reconvening opinions will be handed
Gown in several cases, among them the
Coler county bond case.
Nesper lodge, Knights OF Pythias, will
be instituted at Cerrillos on Saturday
February Sth. Santa Fe lodge will COLI
duct the ceremonies. Visiting members
are expected from different cities OF the
territory.
Tomorrow, the 4th Sunday after Epiph-
any, the bishop OF New Mexico Will OF
hciate in the church OF the Holy Faith,
where the services will be held at II Il.
IN. and at I p. u. The seats are all free
and all are urged to attend public worship
therein
Hon. Jose Ortiz y Salazar, one of Rio
Arrlba cOunty's commissioners, and MIR.
Vicente Archuleta, deputy assessor OF the
same county, are in the city on business.
Mr.. Archuleta reports plenty OF snow
around Terra Amarillo and in the Cum
Dres range.
A union gospel temperance meetingwill
he held OH Sunday night Ito morrow III
30 in the Presby terrain church. The
exercises will consist of readings, adj
dresses, instrumental and vocal music,
etc, and will be interesting and profitable
to those no attend.
Service at the M. E. church tomorrow
morning at II a. m. The pastor Rev. q. ?.
Fry, will occupy the pulpit. Sunday
school at 10 a. III. Welcome to all. In
the evening the congregation OF this
church will join in the union temperance
service at the Presbyterian church.
There should be no further delay in
filling in the approaches to the acequa
crossing on Don Gaspar avenue, just south
OF Manhattan street. A half days work
is all that Is needed to open this thorough
fare to travel clear through to Ramona
school. Let it have attention.
Inspector W. d. Harlan, of the interior
department, has been engaged during the
past week in making thorough inspec-
ton of the surveyor generals and land
office here. While he does not say much
about the matter, still it can be safely as
sumed that everything was found in cor
rect and proper shape.
.. NJ. SdIt, vi luulauoid, loWd, has just
been appointed superintendent OF the
government Indian school here now in
the course OF construction. There's no
telling When he ill take up his duties,
however, as the building is not progress
ing rapidly and it is said it will not be
completed before next fall.
The Presbyterian Mission school is in
excellent condition. Sixty-eight pupils
now board there; the management has
had to turn applicants away, as the
capacity for rooming and boarding only
contemplated sixty pupils. The mission
school is doing great good and it is to he
hoped that its capacity will soon be i'll
creased.
At the Presbyterian church on Febru-
airy 2; Sunday school at gas; morning
service at II evening service at 80. The
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
,ieavor will hold its weekly prayer meeting
in the church at + 40 p. M. All person
who do not regularly worship elsewhere
are cordially invited to all the services OF
this church.
The handsome U. S. court hall in the
federal building will be occupied for the