Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-05-19
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
incorporation means progress.

Santa Fe's gardens are bouquets OF
beauty just now
Incorporation or not, the streets ought
to be sprinkled.
Maud Granger has asked for dates at
the court house.
Santa Fe merchants are busy looking
up and out for bargains in wool.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hook and Ladder company will take place
at 8 o'clock this evening.
The board of commissioners of the
penitentiary are holding meeting this
afternoon.
The Hook and Ladder boys are discus
sing the propriety of having dance on
the evening OF the 3Oth, Memorial day.
A meeting of the members of Carleton
post, g.. A. R., is being held this after
noon TO arrange for the observance OF
Memorial day.
For first class book binding or excel
lent Job work of any and every kind, at
prices to suit the times, call at the New
MEXICAN office.
The petitions for incorporation are be-
ing well signed, and much opposition to
the movement is being disarmed the bet
ter it is understood.
DR.. A. +. Limberg, well known to many
Santa Feans as an old resident Of Conejos
county, Colo, died last week at La Jara.
He leaves wife and child.
What's the matter with our base ball
enthusiasts OF years gone by? Plenty OF
material at hand, and there is no reason
why some fun may not be inaugurated.
Some pretty plain talk is being i'll
dulged in over the matter of lncorpora-
ton. Failure to incorporate will certainly
bring disaster Let the tax payers heed
it.
Mr. Archibald Carr, inspector of public
land surveys, and d. NJ. White, are eX-
pected home tomorrow from trip
through Lincoln, Eddy and Chavez coun-
ties.
A correspondent desires to know by
what right Col. VILLAIN Breeden occupies
an Office in the governors palace, a
building owned by the United States.
Can anybody tell?
The Bueua Vista place property recently
purchased by Major Il. W. Knaebel has
been sub divided into building lots. 1t is
Il beautiful location and adjacent to the
principal south side irrigation ditch.
Some forty citizens and citizenesses took
in the Santa Fe Southern excursion yes
terday to Espanola and return. They
had a good deal of time and are already
talking of the next opportunity to do it
again.
Hon. Thos. G. Guterres has addressed
Il communication to Gov. Thomas thank
ing him for his nomination as one of the
New Mexico commissioners to the worlds
fair and stating that he will accept the
j. W. Olinger's horse, Roam Dick, car
ried off second money at the Albuquer-
que free for all trot on Saturday. He was
beaten by Faro, Miss Ruby coming in
third. Mr.. Olinger announces that his
horse is for sale.
David f. Sellers, the young man who
was appointed by Delegate Joseph to the
naval academy from New Mexico to fill a
vacancy, has passed very satisfactory
examination and will be admitted as
cadet. He is the son of Mrs. Capt. Dug
gan.
United States District Attorney Fiske
left this morning for Albuquerque, where
he appears in the district court. He has
to be constantly on the 60 to cover his
large field. Only on Saturday he closed
his labors before the Las Vegas court,
securing three convictions, while the
grand jury brought in fifteen new indict-
The work of tearing away the old adobe
building on the Catron place, just south
Of the College street bridge began this
1t has long been an eyesore,
from view beautiful orchard
and garden, and nobody will shed tears
over its removal A neat modern struc
ture will 20 up in its stead, and with such
a garden and orchard to back it, it should
rent for a handsome annual return.
W. K. Atkinson, of the Daily and
Weekly Leader, Eau Claire, Wis, is in
the city on visit to his wife, who has
been here for the past eight months in
the search of health. He is pleased to
find her doing so nicely and is assured
that another years residence here will
find her permanently cured. Mr.. Atkin
son brought with him his children and
will leave them during the summer with
their mother.
The latest from the Nebraska stock
quarantine against New Mexico is to the
effect that the authorities OF that state
will probably send a commission to New
Mexico to investigate the subject. This
would undoubtedly prove very satisfactory
to the stock interests of this territory.
New Mexico has to-day the best pro-
tected cattle ranges OF any state or territory
in the union and in this instance OF
alleged disease among her herds she courts
the fullest and most rigid investigation.
Notice Of Dissolution.