Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-31
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The county board meets tomorrow.
Let the plaza receive some attention.
Coal declaratory statements for filing
on coal claims for sale at the New MEXl-
CAN office.
The New MEXICAN to-day received u
large invoice OF superior stationery direct
from the factory in Boston. An inspec-
ton OF this stock and our job work prices
Is invited.
The st. Michael's college band accom-
panied by the pupils Of That Institution
and y number OF trends called Oh Arch
bishop Salpolnte thus mornlns and gave
hInl u serenaue.
C.t. A. FISCHER left yesterday for Ii
Puso, where lie goes to exumalne an ICE
misunderstanding plant Which the Fischer
Brewing company proposes buying Tor lAe
manufacture vi Ice III Santa te.
lie splendid prospect Tor building the
AAsI - IN CAtShoAoH1 sAANe5A SAoAe
canon to San PEDRO has created al eA-
element about coal Lands Ill south Santa
re county. john I. tursha has gone
down to-day TO make important ioca'
lluns.
There will be special meeting of citl-
zens al zen. bartlett olllCe ut y CLOCK
on "Wednesday afternoon " Aear u luiLliei
report tyum Tue couIuItLees having The
narrow gauge hight ol way matter III hand.
That suDsciI ptlon ought " be completed
uuIlug The next Two days. Delays ART
dangerous III matters OF THIS KIND.
y. >. District Attorney h. A. Flske
was i'll the city yesterday from Las Gnu
ces. de says That there Is good ueal
OF Y. ;. business Sui Oh hand down
lhere, ana that 1t viii keep INN busy lii
Las CIuces 1or the next Two weeks.
lie speaks III hlsh terms OF Judge Nc
Presiding Judge vi the III district.
Tie nIuet unusual Wind storm 8, even
Yesterday and to-day. 1hls Is counted Us
unfortunate since such large number Vi
visitors from abroad are III the city. How
ever, the average Santa tean doesn't
com plain much since he has never 10 ieal
u destructive cyclone. SUCH wind us
prevails here to-day portends disaster "
some eastern locality.
Joe Conklin, the bright young drug
clerk so long at g. NJ. Creamer's, returned
Saturday from st. Louis. lie has been
attending the st. Louis college OF pharma-
CIV and passed most credltable eXalnlna'
ton OF the Junior course. lie comes home
to remain until September, when he Will
again enter the college. Joe is al am
bilious young man, a hard student anu
already as good druggist as many Who
have spent lie time at the business.
The artesian well directors did not get
away for the well to-day. Only Capt. Sol
SpIegelberg was ready ior the trip When
it came to show down, and lie very
naturally declined to take the responsible
ity Of making full and final report Oh
the work OF the contractor. This matter
ought to have immediate attention. The
people are anxious that new contract
shall he made to carry on this test to Il
depth OF at least 900 feet, but the pres
ent contract must be paid Tor before any
new deal can be made. Look we'll to this
matter, citizens.
Col. Edward Haren, of the A., 7. & S.
+. immigration Office, spent yesterday in
Santa Fe and lett last night Tor FL IasO.
He Is much delighted that he las final, |
secured thirteen families OF Mennonite |
iarn ers to locate colony in southeast
santa Fe county. They can scarcely bc
termed Mennonites, however, for the
party represents no less than seven dill
ierent Churches" Col. Haren speaks |
Of them Us Russo-German farmers. lie
visited them at Glorieta yesterday morn
ing and found them uniting in church
service, occupying building that until
recently served as bar room. Col. Ha-
rem expects large additions to the colony
during the spring and summer.