Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-23
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Yesterday vas the longest day in the
year.
c. J. Booth, sheep buyer from Kansas
City, is at the Palace
Lieut.. Col. Ofley and wife returned to
the Palace to-day after short visit at Las
Vegas hot springs.
i Mr.. Simmons has bought out Mr. Ber-
gers local insurance agency.
! At a meeting of the debating club Fri
day night, eleven new members were en-
rolled.
The steam laundry machinery has ar
rived and the new institution will elbow
in" next week.
u Gov. Prince left over land for the upper
Rio Grando this morning, and will wit
ness the San Juan Indian festivities to-
morrow.
NJ. Berardineli on Saturday added to
his realty holdings in the Irwin addition
by purchasing from Mrs. Montoya two
lots for 1925.
Probably as many as sixty people en-
joyed an outing in the picturesque Santa
Fe canon yesterday. Several big catches
OF trout were made.
j, Lucas is in from Cerrilos to-day and
says the coal shipping industry continues
to boom. lie estimates that this months
shipments will number 100 cars.
The anonymous letter writer has been
getting in her work again, or rather trying
to. 1t wouldn't take very fine detective
work, evidently to spot this unholy indi-
vidual.
The improvements on the Headquar-
ters saloon building having been COM
pleted, isn't it high time that the street
on that side of the plaza were cleared OF
its unsightly rubbish?
J, IL. Elliott, Lake Valley VIM. Kemp,
San Pedro; W. II, Roberts, Espanola; S.
A. Paris; Colorado Springs; +, G. Cha
yez, Abiquiu; J l.. Hntchison, Magds-
lena, are among the Exchange guests.
Judge W. H. Whiteman returned yes
terday from Washington, and Will re-
sumo the practice of law at Albuquerque,
his res gnation as Judge having been &C.
cepted to take effect on the 30th inst
SPECIAL Agent Yutzi, of hegene-al land
Office, has returned from trip on official
business through Taos county. He is
well pleased with his new field OF duty.
He is all obliging and efficient official
and represents the interests Of his depart
ment well.
Mrs &. E. Hubbard and four children,
Of Ell Paso; W. A. l.. Knox and wife, OF
Dallas, Texas, and DR.. W. J. Beach, of
Albuquerque, are at present sojourning
at the Mountain house, Pecos valley. Mr..
Powers writes the New MEXICAN that
trout fishing is superb now.
Through the medium of a private letter
it is learned that Ira NJ. Bond is still in
Washington where he has laid siege to
and as good as captured the fair hand
and heart of wealthy widow. He may
bring her back with him and settle in
Deming, where he has large landed inter
ests.
1t is all very we'll to have committee
men on paper, but if the 4th OF July
managers make the success this year
which the people have been led to ex-
pect, it is time some hustling was being
done. The program ought TO be issued
and sent at once to all parts of the terri
tory.
Major J. ". Donnely, assistant land
commissioner for the the A. & P road
visited the Santa Fe land Office to-day
and located, as part OF the A. & P. grant,
BIZ, 900 acres OF public lands adjoining
the line of this road in the vicinity of Zuni
pueblo. The lands have been sold to
eastern parties. The land Office fees
amounted to $4,000.
A son was born to Hon. s. P. Foster
and wife at Hermosa, on Thursday last.
The pleasant news was received here yes
terday and the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Fos-
ter, nee Nichols, will be delighted 10 hear
that mother and child are doing nicely.
Mrs. j. NJ. Nichols, the young mothers
mother, is with her.
The latest relative to the San Pedro ex-
tension OF the Santa Fe road is to the eff
feet that Prof. Godfrey, coal expert for
the company, has completed the last of
his reports on the freight business in
sight and has gone to Topeka to lay it be.
fore the officials. President Marvel is
said to be taking II personal interest in
this project and is shortly expected to
visit the territory at which time the final
order for construction to begin may be
expected.
Mr.. George MCQuade, who was report
ed short considerable cash in his ac-
counts with the Santa Fe Southern rail-
way and Denver & Rio Grande express
at Santa Fe, during the absence of Supt.
johnson, has made it all good, all error
having been found in his deposit in his
favor. His bank deposit showed 800 to
his credit which he had not been given
credit for, and by turning over his salary
check of $l05 he made good the full
amount OF the shortage, $205. When
last heard from McQlade was still in
Jail at Walsenburg on the charge OF
bigamy, having failed to find bonds
men.