Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-14
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Children half-price, so cents, at to
nights entertainment.
Swell the plaza improvement fund by
shaving fun at Gray's opera house to
night.
Everybody is invited to the promenade
concert and supper at Gray's opera house
tonight.
The store front OF s. Spitz, the jeweler
has been ornamented with handsome
new sign.
Joseph Miller was the lowest bidde,
for the plaza painting-$49. He began
work this morning.
Iron settees with backs! Just think Of
it, we plaza hsbitues. That's the object
OF to-night's entertainment.
Gregoria Chavez, mother in law Of
Chas. Schultz, died yesterday. Her age
is reputed to be lOS years.
Postmaster Weltmer's commission
reached him at noon. He enters upon
his official duties tomorrow.
Rev. Dr. Dorchester made very in
teresting talk at the M. E. church last
night, speaking chiefly on the subject Of
temperance.
To-night's entertainment will begin
sharp at 8 o'clock. At s 80 will occur
the opening promenade led by Gov. and
Miss Prince. The full military band will
be in attendance.
Robert Williams has gone to Cerrillos
to begin the manufacture of brick for
John T. Forsha with which new hotel
will probably be built on the land lately
entered there by the latter.
Tomorrow the New England '49ers are
expected. The party is large one. They
will be received at the governors Office
and Judge Axtell has been asked to give
them a speech OF welcome.
On Wednesday evening a fine collection
OF stereoptiron views revealing scenes
about the Youngstown valley before and
after the great dam disaster, will be given
at the African NJ f. church.
The wife of Franco Frank, formerly OF
San Pedro, died suddenly at Albuquerque
on Friday. They were recent visitors in
Santa Fe, and Mr.. Frank has large ac-
quantance in business circles here.
The game of base ball resulted in a
score OF 20 to 10 in favor of the Jewell
nine. The game was for purse. There
will probably be game next Sunday on
the university grounds between the same
mines.
Realizing the business point involved |
in an improvement of the plaza, many Of
the merchants have done nobly toward
donations for the ladies' supper at Grays
opera house tonight. There are others
who didn't do anything.
Anaceto Martinez, son OF Ignacio Mar
tinez, and Miss Braulia Rodriguez were
joined in wedlock at the cathedral this
The attendants were Frank
Ortiz and Sister, Miss Adela. A recep-
ton and dance will be rendered the
young couple this evening at the home OF
Don AmbroslO Ortiz.
Frank w. Smith, of Las Cruces; F.
Lowenthal, of Albuquerque; A. II. Ray
holds, of Las Vegas, are among the
Washington delegates commits stoned to-
day. Changes in the list still continue,
and new and influential names are added
almost daily. Letters and kilograms from
Major Llewellyn, Col. Marmon, Hon. J.
A. Whitmore and others announce their
intention to 20 with the dele 5ation ON
the Dist.
On yesterday Mr.. Albert Call, one Of
he leading jewellers of this city, received
from the department of the interior a
etter notifying him that he had been APP
pointed to collect statistics for the census
,ffce relating to the mining Of precious
stones found in Arizona and New Mexico.
TO expedite matters the miners through
,ut the two territories are requested to
Onward statistical report of the mining
If precions stones in their locality to him.
s. y. Baldwin met with narrow es-
ape Friday evening while driving from
san Pedro to Cerrillos. As he was about
o start out on the journey tall man
With red face asked permission to ride,
nd Mr. Baldwin, being very good
'atured gentleman, granted the request. ,
When we'll on the way the stranger took
drink and then threatened to kill some
ody. But Mr.. Baldwin got the drop on
he bad man, whom he forced, with pistol
4 hand, to sit quietly in the buggy until
ley reached Cerrillos.