Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
tannery, a tannery for Santa Fe. II
not, why not?
The young trees set out on the capitol
grounds are budding and the blue grass
is growing nicely.
Beautiful moonlight nights now, but
they 20 back on us occasionally. Give
us lighted streets.
Tax payers must make their tax returns
on or before the last Monday in April.
Time will be up on Monday next for this
year.
Court in session at Socorro, Lincoln and
Las Vegas. The lawyers are dissatisfied,
as they can not attend all OF them at once.
However, they made the law.
H. c. Burnett returned last night from
a weeks visit to the Pecos river. He says
the country looks fine and promises to be
quite re sort for tourists this summer.
! The directors of the artesian well held a
meeting yesterday afternoon and agreed
to suspend operations temporarily. They
visited the well and found the work thus
far is entirely satisfactory.
C. NJ. Dreamer, the popular and relia-
bic druggist who bought the Newhall
residence on Yesterday for S2,270, was Of
iered $25 900 this morning for the place.
He, however, is we'll satisfied with bis
bargain for the present.
Santa Fe, with we'll directed effort on
the part OF her citizens, could be made
great health resort. 1t has the finest eli
mate in the United States. Start in, fel-
low citizens, and do what you can toward
advertising this, the healthiest spot in the
country.
The list anniversary of the establish
ment OF Oddiellowship in the United
States will be fifty celebrated by Aztan
lodge, |. o. o. F., by an entertainment
to he given on Saturday evening next at
the court house. Past Grand S. 7.
Reed has the matter in charge.
A schedule OF bids for forage for the
posts of New Mexico and Arizona was
forwarded from Fort Marcy to the quar-
termaster general at Los Angeles yester-
day. Bids were received at all the posts,
and until they are properly scheduled at
Los Angeles there can be no information
us to who gets the contract.
Mr.. Warren Weaver, representing the
well known FIN OF Gordon Bros, mer-
chant tailors of San Francisco, is at the
Palace. Mr.. Weaver hast aveled all over
the western country and has host Of
friends all along the line of his travels.
He is genial, whole-sonled gentleman,
and as salesman has few equals. Al
though lie makes Santa Fe only about
once Il year, he las splendid trade here,
and is always welcomed by his numerous
friends. The firm for which Mr.. Weaver
travels may well congratulate itself OF.
having so valuable man in its service.
Mr.. Edward l.. Bartlett and wife, of
Santa Fe, n. NJ, are in the city. Mrs.
Bartlett will remain month among
friends, while Mr.. Bartlett will probably
go to Washington. Mr. Bartlett is an old
time Wyandotter, and removed TO New
Mexico nine years ago. A delegation OF
fifteen or twenty leading citizens of the
territory is on its way to Washington TO
urge the settlement of the land grants of
that region, and also the admission o: the
territory into the union as state. Mr..
Bartlett is greatly pleased with the prog
ress Of Kansas City, kas., and he wants
his New Mexican neighbors to zee and
understand the twin cities at Kawsmouth.
City, kas., Gazette.
"The COnthoui entertainment, which |
was given ut the opera house on Wednes-
day evening, was one of the finest ever
given in this city. The recitations given |
by Miss Couthoui were of very high |
order, and displayed rare Evolutionary
and dramatic talent on the part Of that
lady. The Demng public were so thor
pleased with the first entertain
ment, that determined effort was im-
made to secure repetition and
Miss CUuthOui consented, engaging TO ap-
pear here a-aln this Saturday evening.
evenings program was
are treat, and those who fail to attend
tonight vii! miss all evening Of thorough
enjoyme ."-Deming Paper, Saturday,
April 10,