Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-09
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Building and Loan association tonight.
Heavy storms are aHoat in Kansas, and
trains on the A., T. q S. F. are more or
less delayed.
Major Palen is certain to poll large
vote for school director in the Sd precinct
at Mondays election.
Mr.. Clark Gregg has added Hurts hall
at Cerrillos, to his list, and now controls
the three amusement halls in the county
There was a goodly attendance at the
governors reception last night, and a
delightful evening was the result, despite
the rain.
A band of Pueblo Indians, decked out
in feathers and dancing to the music Of
their tom-toms, excites the admiration Of
the Santa Fe small boy to-day.
Owing to the fact that Quente is en-
gagged in painting the scenery Tor Gray's
opera house, the skating rink will be
closed until Saturday afternoon.
| Tomorrow evening the Board of Trade
holds meeting at Gen. Bartletts office
to consider important matters connected
with this county financial condition.
Clerk Garcia is distributing the poll
books and ballot boxes for Mondays cleo
ton of precinct officers. The names OF
clerks and judges have already been an
nounced in these columns.
Most OF the new furniture for the federal
building having arrived, the old office
furniture belonging to the government is
being offered for sale. Register Morrison
announces a sale of land Office furniture
for Saturday next.
4 The people are urged to have care ia
voting for mayordomos at Mondays cleo
ton. This is one OF the most important
offices, and only men who will deal fairly
with every citizen entitled to water should
be placed in the office.
The county board will meet again on
the 18th inst No opinion has as yet
been asked from the district attorney as
to whether those Incorporated school
funds can be recovered by suit against the
county treasurer and his bondsmen.
The university of New Mexico is gain
ing. On Monday the school opened with
sixty.one scholars; yesterday the number
of scholars had increased to lightweight,
and before Monday the number will like
ly be 100. Nothing succeeds like success.
Word comes up from San Pedro that
there has been discovered some defect in
the working of the tramway, the new
buckets failing to come up to their re-
quired duty, and at this writing it is
thought the 18th inst will roll around be-
fore operations can be resumed.
Jesse M. Wheelock, architect, insurance
and realty man, we'll known in Santa Fe,
is up from Albuquerque to-day. He read
in the Albuquerque papers OF the heavy
snow covering the ground here, hence he
is paralyzed with amazement at finding
panses in blossom, the grass springing
green and the sun shining SO genially.
W. G. Mobley, D. d. S., a graduate of
the college of dentistry of the university
of California, arrived in the city yesterday
morning from San Francisco, for the pur.
pose of practising dentistry here as the
successor OF DR.. Thomas. He has rented
the upper front rooms in Mr.. Spitz' new
building, and will be ready for business
on tomorrow afternoon. DR.. Thomas
has been at considerable pains to find a
first class operator for the place, and DR..
Mobley comes with the highest recon-
mendations from DR.. l.. L. Dunbar, dean
of the faculty of the college of dentistry Of
the university Of California.