Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-22
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

j. L. Thomson, the efficient superin
tendent of tracks and bridges OF the Ala
mosa division of the Denver & Rio Gran
de railroad was in the city to-day.
A party of pleasure seekers from Cleve
land, Ohio consisting OF Mr.. W. S. lyle
and wife, Mrs Jas Clark, Miss Murfe,
and Miss Bessie G. Tyler, are at the Palace
for few days.
The handsome brick residence, know
as the Newhall property, was sold THU
morning at public auction. Mr.. c. NJ
Dreamer is the lucky purchaser, his bid
-, go, being the highest.
Henry Gonzales and Miss Eliza Sala
Ear, OF Taos, were married Friday even
ing. Mr.. Gonzales is the popular younl
clerk of Taos county and the New Mex
ICAN extends congratulations.
Judge Morrison is informed from hit
ranch, partly in Socorro county and partly
in Apache county, A. T., that cattle in
| tiiht eC'tioh ia'C "iitcicu wei, liiat TIE
calf crop is early and a good one and, that
the prospects for the year are bright.
Miss Stella Blood and Signal Observer
w. l.. Widmeyer are to be married on
Thursday next by the Rev. o. J. Moore,
who comes up from Ell Paso for the pur-
pose OF performing the marriage cere-
mony that is to make the two young peo-
pie one.
Santa Fe is the sanitarum of New Mex
leo, Just as well as New Mexico is the
sanitarium of the United States. But
this fact must be heralded forth to the
country, and the best way to do this is by
advertising and supporting the Santa Fe
DAILY New MEXICAN.
For sale, TWO horses, kind and gentle, to
single or double harness or saddle; two
sets hard made harness, almost new also
one falling top buggy and one mountain
excursion wagon; the latter has movable
double seats both with lazy backs, and
has iron axles, with patent extra strong
springs. Will sell cheap. Apply to Chas.
Johnson.
Il. +. Twitchel returned Yesterday from
Socorro, where he has been attending
district court, in response to telegram
announcing the sickness of Mrs. Twitch-
ell, who is stricken with severe attack
Of intiammatory rheumatism. w. B.
Childers, of Albuquerque, will officate rs
prosecuting attorney during Mr.. Twitch-
ellis absence.
What promises to be very pleasant
social event is the hop to be given a.
Gray's opera house Monday evening next.
The proceeds are to be used ior the benefit
OF the society of the Holy Trinity and no
pains will be spared to make the affair a
success. Messrs. Francisco Gonzales y
Chayes, Julian ProvenciO, Hlario Sando-
val and Patrcio andoval constitute the
committee in charge. This is worthy
cause and should be we'll patronized.
The contract of Mr.. Lefever for sinking
the artesian we'll having been completed,
the directors went out this afternoon to
see about the additional 100 feet. So far
no artesian water has been found, but it
is thought that by going a few feet further
good flow can be reached. The direct
ors will hold meeting this evening to
consider the matter OF sinking the well
several feet deeper. As a great deal of
money has already been expended it is
more than likely that they will order the
work continued.
The editor of the New MEXICAN &C.
knOwledges, with thanks, the receipt OF
an invitation from Rex II, the king
himself, to be present at the latter's grand
carnival, to be held at Ogden, July |. The
invitation was accompanied by the follow
ing (contidentiaI request: "His majesty
desires to select for her gracious majesty,
the queen, maids of honor, whose social
standing and strikingly handsome ap-
pearance will lend character and beauty
to her royal court. Any names submitted
by you will be considered. And now Rex
may prepare to receive from Santa Fe at
least three of the most beautiful and fas-
cinating young ladies that ever graced the
presence of her majesty.
W. N. Emmert yesterday made a con-
tract with the colony of Mennonites in
southern Santa Fe county to handle all
their produce, and received his first con-
signment yesterday. He will hereafter
receive from the new settlement every
Friday large supply Of eggs, butter and
poultry, and vegetables when the season
opens up. One of the men who has been
located only two weeks in his new home
yesterday brought sixty.two dozen eggs
and several pounds of butter. Mr.. En-
inert is an enterprising business man, al
ways looking closely after the best inter
ests OF his customers, and securing the
contract to handle the produce from this
colony will add greatly to his already large
and growing trade.
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The Old Reliable.
Mr.. A. Staab, Santa Fe's popular and
enterprising wholesale merchant, has
just returned from the east, where he has
purchased an immense stock of goods,
consisting Of complete line of dry
goods, boots and shoes and clothing
and groceries, which are now arriving