Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN,

Somebody WHO knows has said. Here's
to the kicker, the iaiut-hearted kicker,
the kicker so hopeless and blue, Who
always is crying, and never 5 trying some
GOOD for his own town to do. No use to
correct him, ror need you expect him to
get to the front like Il man, for while
others hustle he II sit down and rnsle OBJ
iectionS to raise to each plan, But when
the brute dies, we II pause with dry eyes
on his future condition to dwell; and
we'll envy the devil who'll not have to
be civil, when he toasts the rank kicker
ln-umm
Gen. Nelly and Col. Ianison Ell route
from Silver City, stopped Off last night at
Albuquerque. While there it is not i'm
probable that they may make the Albu-
uuerqueans proposition to extend the
spring, should the road be pushed on to
Cerrillos and San Pedro this fall, which
now seems highly probable. Santa Fe
would be glad to shake hands over the
narrow gauge ties with Albuquerque via
the great mining camps of Cerrilos and
San Pedro.
AT yesterday afternoons annual meet
ing OF the Santa Fe Copper company the
following named directors were elected
Leonard Lewisohn, New York; h. w.
Webb, Francis Down, S c. White, Santa
Fe; Horace II. Stevens, Irving A . Exams,
VIM. A. Haskell, Boston, Mass. Lyman
d. Stevens, Concord, n. H.; A. S. Bige-
low, Boston, Mass. The officers are: G.
Stephens, president; l.. Lewisohn, vice
president; A. G. Blgelow, secretary and
treasurer.
Mr.. Mccartney, OF the Jarves-C onklin
company, recently from Denver, ex-
amined the plans for the Webber block to
be erected on the plazaas soon as the
ground can be cleared lie says there is
no business block in New Mexico that
will compare with it when finished. Mr..
Weber may decide to build it out of Ger
rillos sand stone.
Messrs, Russell Bros and j +. Adams
left this afternoon for Denver, taking with
them each twenty-five pound basket of
Santa Fe fruit. These gentlemen have
made several nice little realty Investments
during the past few days and they will
say good word for Santa Fe whenever
and wherever opportunity arises.
Says the Albuquerque Citizen under
the heading Of 'Fair Notes :" at is to
be regretted that the hose running team
of Santa I'e have concluded not to come.
Sorry, but the officers of that association
could lot possibly get down on their
knees and apologize for alleged past trou-
bles any more than they have"
The engine No. IS, which took out the
afternoon train broke her pony-trucks
five miles out on the A., T. 4 S. F. and
had to back into the depot and wait sew
eral hours until another engine could be
sent up from Lamy. Engine 45 only
came up here yesterday to take the place
of engine So which was sent to the shops
for repairs.
S. w. Bonner, Tom Goodwin and n.
n. Newell returned yesterday from
long trip to the lake region about Badly
mountain. They say there are oceans of
water up there which some day Santa Fe
can draw upon for supplying the city
a dozen covered wagons loaded with
grapes, melons and other fruits and vege-
tables are in to-day from various parts OF
the county trading their substance for
Corn fields must give way to fruit or
rhards about Santa Fe.