Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

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OF her furniture at private sale. Call at
the house.
The prisoners should now be started in
on improving San Francisco street. The
latter needs it, and that badly.
A few more iron benches in the plaza
would do no harm, quite the reverse, they
would add to the comfort and the looks of
the plaza.
Santa FEES magnificent climate ought to
be advertised, must be advertised, shall
be advertised Wake up and bestir your
selves.
The board OF penitentiary commission
ers is holding a session this afternoon and
is investigating all matters connected
with the escape of the convict, Anthony,
on Thursday last.
The Fischer ice mandatory made a
splendid exhibit yesterday of its first
product. Large cakes of the crystal stuff
carrying bouquets were shown at num-
Der of business houses.
Two more reservoirs are absolutely nee
essary and the water supply for the town
must be increased. Set to work about it
and do it some way. 1t makes no differ
ence how and by whom as long as it is
done.
There is no use denying the fact that
the success of Yesterdays celebration is
largely due to the John Gray Hose COM
pany, every member OF which is hustler
when it comes to furthering Santa Fe's
interest.
Truly one has to go away from home
to learn the news. See this from the
Socorro Chieftain: "The Santa Fe COM
pany has purchased the Cerrillos coal
fields. A large force of men have been
put on. The railroad track will be ex-
tended to the mines"
Mr.. Thos. A. Dolan, MILO is an old timer
in these parts, is sojeurning at the Ex-
change. He has lately made three
months tour of Lincoln county. His
first trip through that region was more
than thirty years ago. He says it is a
section of wonderful natural resources,
and is making marked improvement in
all directions during the past few years.
This town ought to be, and will be in
due course Of time, one of the finest resi-
dence cities in the country, owing to its
irst-class climate, its magnificent location
and beautiful surroundings. But its peo'
pie must help and advertise it and bring
its natural advantages to the knowledge
Of eastern people. 1t is quite time that
such were being done.
The II year old son of Isaac Knoll was
badly burned about the face yesterday
while celebrating the 4th. While firing q
toy canon he dropped spark Of fire into
a package containing quarter Of a pound
of powder and the explosion burned his
face and burned off much OF his hair
Fortunately he had his hands over his
eyes at the instant, else he would doubt
less have had his eyesght permanently
injured.
At the Palace: J. H. Allen, Denver
&. w. Harrison, Bernalillo; Mrs. G. G.
Hoffman, Kansas City; B. Meyer, Den
yer; A. Kaempfer, New York; ]. Lucas,
Cerrillos; S. Lichtenstein, New York
]. J. Myers, L. l. Stadden, Fort Scott,
Kas.; G. Tanoboy and wife, Tres
Piedras; G. H. Burton, U. S. army
T. o. Vinton, Ell Paso; E. s. Waddles,
St. Joe; Edward Haren, Kansas City
H. L. Bardwell, New York; F. D.
Weeks, Denver.
At the Exchange: G. w. Allen, Las
Vegas; s. Valdez, ranch; j. Miles, San
Pedro E. w. Eaton, Socorro j. r. Rivera,
Wallace, Fred Belts, Pueblo; D.J. Jones,
Miss Maggie Moore, Miss Mabel Moore,
G. L. Gould and wife, Cerrillos; Jas.
Gartlan, Glorieta; J. P. Mentality,
Mrs. Wilson, San Pedro; j. M. Castillo
and family, Bernalillo; J. G. Gutierrez,
Santa Cruz; H. L. Pickett, Silver City
D. B. Merry and wife, Las Vegas; David
L. Miller, Cerrillos; A. B. Tencote, c. L.
Miller, Alamosa; J. J. Davis, Chama; J.
Martinez, Albuquerque; M. B. Warren,
Cerrillos.