Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-03
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

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The bon Guspar avenue bridge is Il,
Ia,t 20 be finished. Let's give thanks.
Tie total amount OF snowfall during the
month o1 February at Santa re, MAS 3.u
inches.
The ice harvest is not yet on, only Jour
inches OF the cry Stal GOODNESS having
lormed as yet,
Lost, small Chihuahua dog; answers
~ Tie uaue Ut Dultle. Return to Ilazi,
restaurant and receive reward. +. ".
Iarker.
IAe ". c. T. l. will hold its regular
monthly Injecting at the rooms OF Mrs
Carpenter on Tuesday afternoon, Marcel
/, az O'Clock.
There viii he religious services at the
Presbyterian church every hight this
week, except saturday, at ) o'clock, The
puUilc Is cordially invited.
There man in town who says lie cal
prove that " usnlngtOn's birthday o.
cured On February ii, and not Oh the
I'd. flows this iur wager?
One Ot the engine waves broke three
miles Jut OF town last night and the 81
souln bound train GA the Santa Fe was
aUanuoAeu, the passengers hualIy gettln :
Dack to the city at midnight.
The regular monthly communication OF
Moutezuma lodge No. /, A. +. and A.
NJ, viii take place at Masonic hail at
80 This evening. Solournlng brethren
aie cordially invited TO attend.
lAe lhhAp Gang brewery OF Denver,
places al advertisement to-day III the
NEW MEAICAN, namlng b. Hanley as
local agent. The Gang people are reach
my Out lor New Mexico business.
ALother Indictment Tor vile beating
has been lUund against CIll Rivera. The
grand jury also found an Indictment
against CIemente UIeanovar, who, while
III Jail Tor assault upon ousano Ortiz al
san Su4Oi oiOhc JAN uuu attSIupteu W
get away.
Joseph Z. Force, who captured the Las
VEGAS wife murderer, Eiesio Sena, re.
turned last night from Las Vegas, where
the William was jailed. He has the sheriff )
receipt Tor the prisoner and expects this
afternoon 10 be paid the 500 reward
offered by the territory for Sena's capture.
The narrow gauge through line between
Denver and Santa Fe is not blockaded
and hasn't been this winter. Only the
Durango line west Of Antonito is snow
bound, but passengers and mail are carried
around the bluCkaded district to Chama
by teams winch start every other day
from Chamita,
Thieves broke into the rear door of +.
w. Nientge's jewelry store last night and
got away with number OF clocks, q
quantity Ct silver tilsree and several other
trlnkcts, valued at about $500. Some
considerable Petty thieving has been go
ing on here of late, and citizens should
look after their bolts and locks.
Thomas G. Ireland, jr., a superb Maltese
cat, died Yesterday OF pneumonia, the re-
suit Of a severe attack Of Influenza. Only
u few days ago Mr.. Ireland refused al offer
Of T. IS tor tins fine specimen Of the feline
II ln lac last hin -,
the country could not have bought him.
A post mortem is being held on the cat
this AFTERNOON.
j he postal clerks running through New
Mexico and Arizona are still worked to
DEATH as, Tor Instance, the facts that let
ter from st. Johns, A. T., reached here to-
day via Los Angeles, Cal. Another letter
required eight days to make the trip from
Trinidad to Santa fe, and letter IRON
Oakland, Cal, required eleven days to
reach the santa Fe postottice.
The fact that the justice OF the peace in
the 4th precinct selected only Democrats
10 serve as judges and clerks at the cleo
llon to day for lIayordomos, is being gen
orally commented upon. a great many
sOuthsdeIs declined to vote, holding that
the special law authorizing to- day's cleo
ton Was not i'll force, 1t having been an.
uulled Ivy the passage OF the general law.
a neatly pinned invitation surmounted
by picture Of Benjamin Franklin came
10 the New MEXICAN to-day Endorsed with
the compliments ol Editor j. +. Curren,
Of the Folsom Idea. 1t is an invitation
so attend the dedication of the first nom
sectarian, nOn-pOiltlcal free school in
i Folsom, n, NJ. at : o'clock p. m. W ednes-
day, February Is, 1890. Jackson Tabor
Il. 3. Drew, komulo Martinez, Direc-
tors"
Col. j. Frank Chaves has been in the
city tor day or two and left this morn
ing for Los LuDas. He says large, in
creased acreage is being plowed under in
the central Rio Grande valley, and every
body counts ON Il highly prosperous year.
Mr.. Huning is doing great work for the
valley, and has seeded 800 acres to wheat
and oats, which he will, this summer,
SOW to alfalfa. After this year he calcu-
lates to produce at least two tons to the
acre-1OO tons at $l2 per ton, 81, 400 per
year, There's profits Tor you out of 800
acres OF land III New Mexico.
Mr.. J. NJ. May, an accredited colporteur
and missionary OF the Board OF Publlca-
ton OF the Presbyterian church, arrived in
santa lie OH Saturday night. He and
several other passengers had some diff
Guilty getting over the mountains between
Aztec, IN san Juan county, and Chama.
Indeed, Mr., May was twelve days on the
road bet"e cen Aztec and Santa Fe. One
of his fellow travellers had his feet frozen