Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The Santa Fe delegates to the RepubIl-
can Convention returned home yesterday
morning. OF these the following named
served the convention: Hon. Anlceto
Abeytia, yice-president; Hon. /. Il.
Cation, committee on resolutions; Col.
Max. Frost, committee on rules and gov
eminent of the convention; Hon. l.. A
Fiske, on permanent organization; Hon.
G. NJ. Conklin, on credentials, and Gov.
Prince on the committee to select nine
members of the committee at large.
At the city Democratic primaries on
Saturday night these delegates were
chosen to the convention to nominate
county ticket: Precint 3-Bernardlno
Baca. Juan Delgado, J P. Victory, Eu-
genio Sena, Nestor Rodriguez, S. 7. Bald
win, Solomon Spiegelberg, Melton Cas-
tillo. Nestor Sena. Precinct 4-Mguel
Silva Felipe Delgado, Matlas Domlnguez,
D. B. Gusdorf, c. NJ. Creamer, A. M.
Dittlebach, Juan Ortiz y Rodriguez, Ned
Gold
A new shoe shop is just opened on San
Francisco street, opposite Lowitzkis
store, by frst-class practical shoemaker
Fine boots and shoes made to order and a
good fit guaranteed or no pay, also re-
pairing. All work done neat and sub
stantially and at reasonable prices for
good material and first-class work. Please
give me call. Hiram kemler, San
Francisco street, Santa Fe, n. NJ.
John Morton, the hustling representa-
tive of J. d. Miller & Co., of Pueblo, to
day leased store room adjoining Schnep
pel's bakery, and will open there a regular
fruit commission house. To-day he made
his fifth shipment of Santa Fe fruit to
Pueblo, consisting of peaches, apples and
grapes. The smaller fuit growers OF this
section have long needed some such
house as this and Mr.. Morton will do s
big business.
The Republicans Of New Mexico anc
all good, law abiding citizens will read
Gov. Princes address at Albuquerque
with pleasure and profit, and the oppo'
nents Of statehood and those under the
thumb of the bosses will read it with pain
and groans. That's all right.
Beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, the
10Th, the plaza concerts by the 10th in
fantry band will take place from 4 to {
D. IN. This hour was agreed upon in def
erence to the opinion of a majority
OF the subscribers to the plaza concert
fund.
We've got to have several large water
storage reservoirs near Santa Fe, sald
Mr.. f. T. Weber, of Denver, to-day
1--we need them in our business right
now, and We will have them" he con
tinued.
The Hook and Ladder company will
hold its regular monthly meeting tonight
The new officers are: J. L. Van Arsdell
foreman; Chas. Bacon, assistant fore
man; Bert Sloan, secretary; w. NJ. Ber'
ger treasurer.
Several tons Of adobe wall fell with 8
crash from the rear end OF the Broac
Gauge saloon and Zunwalt's barber shoE
this morning into the excavation for thu
Catron block. 1t only proves that the
Adobe must 90 in these days of modern
buildings.
Tamony has done so we'll with his res
taurant venture that, as soon as he can
furnish up his twenty or more rooms, he
will open regular hotel to be known
under the ord name of the Hotel Capital
Major Geo. W. Knaebel, E. T. Weber
and party of friends took in Tesuque
valley yesterday and were amazed at the
wonderful productiveness of that locality
examplehed at Edward Miller's orchard.
The Santa Fe steam laundry, Harry
Champion, manager, has received its full
equipment of machinery from the east
and will be ready for business on Monday
| next.
A quarter of million dollars is going
into new buildings here at the present
time, but that isn't a marker as to what
three months hence will witness.
L. C. Tetard, general commission mer'
chant, Las Vegas, has new advertise
ment in this issue. He makes specially
of handling Santa Fe fruits.
Theodore Plassman, now at Bismark,
Dakota, has been ordered to report with
out delay to the sergeant in charge OF the
Santa Fe signal office.
Gen. Hobart is setting out 500 potted
strawberry plants on his new real estate
purchase on the south side.
About twenty Santa Feans left this at
ternoon to attend the fair at Albuquerque.