Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
The federal officials are now looking
forward eagerly to the next legal holiday,
which will occur on February %.
Inspector of land and surveyor general
offices, W. d. Harlan is still in the city
making thorough inspection OF the sur
veyor general and land offices here.
The Monero Coal company case, in
volviDg title to valuable coal property at
Monero in Rio Arriba county, comes up
for hearing at the U. S. land office on
Thursday next,
William Foote, representing M. B..
Leavitt's Spider and Fly Burlesque Pan
tomime 4 High Class Vaudeville com
pany, is in town arranging for an enter
tainnent on Thursday evening, January
80, at the court house.
The funeral of the late Rev. Father
Rolf, will take place tomorrow from the
cathedral. The ceremonies will be OF
more than usual solemnity and, as the
entire office of the dead will be chanted,
will continue all the forenoon. Clergy
men from many points in the territory
will be present.
Katie Putnam will appear at the opera
house Monday, January 81, presenting
her latest success, "Erma the Eli
Miss Putnam and her company only re.
Gently returned from an eight months
tour of Australia, where she is said tc
have captivated the antipodeans with hei
matchless representations.
Poor old Joe Rosa, the miner, shoe
maker and ward politician, shuftled OF
this mortal coil at st. Vincent's hospita
on Sunday. Mrs. Rosa came over from
Las Vegas yesterday and the remains
were given decent burial. Rosa was {
character in his way, and was well known
in southern Colorado and northern New
Mexico.
In the case OF J. B. Lamy vs.. 7. B
Catron and W. T. Thornton, involving
counsel fees to the amount of about So 900
growing out OF a divorce case that once
had prominent place in the local events
the supreme court to-day handed down
all opinion affirming the judgment OF the
lower court, which was in favor of the
attorneys.
At the Catholic churches on Sunday
the congregations were informed that 8
great many people we're dying Throughout
the east from pneumonia, superinducec
by severe colds too long neglected, anC
the people were admonished to look vel
to the protection of their Threats ant
lungs, expose themselves as little as pos
sible and be temperate in all things.
Mr.. Thos. J. Glyn, we'll and favorably
known here, was on Sunday ordained II
the ministry OF the Episcopal church a
Albuquerque by Bishop kendrick. Tit
Citizen says: "There was large con
gregation present and the service wa
very pleasant from beginning to end. TIT
address by the bishop was eloquent ant
impressive. Rev. Glyn is highly cul
tured Christian gentleman, with his whole
heart in the cause OF the gospel"
Hon. }. Frank Chavez is up from Lo
Lunas to-day on court business. He il
not in his usual mood of geniality for thu
reason that good spirits and the rheuma
tism are not built to flow through tn
same veins. However, the colonel i
rapidly recovering from his long spell o
indsposition and is once more beginning
to think OF business. He had confer
ence with several gentlemen here to-da
looking to the advancement Of the state
hood movement.
To-day's warm weather fairly make
the ice men vince, and it seems all tn
prophecies about January being the coll
month OF the year have gone up in vapo,
1t is fact that in some sheltered spot
the rose bushes are as green now as the
usually are April, and if one is quite OF
servant he can actually see the gras
springing fresh and green. This treat
ment at the hands OF the Santa Fe weathe
clerk is altogether too kindly. A littl
zero weather would be very welcome jus
now.