Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-20
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

GUS storms, TINS community HAS eNpeTl-
enced unusual immunity from disasters
by lightning this summer, but the all
powerful shocker got in its work at Mr..
Hanley's ranch day before yesterday.
The electric current tapped the chimney
and went below, knocking the kitchen
furniture around very promiscuously. TT
cupboard and its contents were shattered
and defenseless tom cat that lay out in
the back yard was killed. Fortunately
no human occupant was in the house at
the time.
Ira NJ. Bond returned from Washington
last night, and after few days visit in the
capital will proceed to his home at Albu-
querque. He failed to bring back with
him "that widow" as reported. He
comes, however, with commission,
having been appointed special agent to
collect information on mines and mining
in New Mexico for the forthcoming cen
sus report. All miners and mine owners
will do themselves and the territory a
good service by affording Mr.. Bond every
opportunity to gain such information.
4. NJ. Crutchfeld constable at Ger
rillos, came up this morning, having in
charge A. Weisling, owner of coal bank
near Cerrillos, who was held by Squire
Kendall under bonds of $500 for assault
upon Gus Clark, section foreman. Mr..
Weisling can give bond, but is here to ask
the district court to take up and dispose
of his case at once.
A grand bail will be given at Gray's
opera house on Friday, August %, for the
benefit of the Young Mems Literary
and Debating Society of Santa Fe.
Tickets admitting gentleman with ladies',
81. All respectable people are invited to
help along good cause Tickets are on
sale at Ireland's drug store, Creamer's s
and Abe Colds.
Jose Miguel Cisneros and Estefana Cis-
neros, his wife, Pueblo Indians of the
pueblo of Santa Clara, are aged respec-
lively 10 and 90. The former is six feet
two iuches in height and is taken care Of
by the families of his son and grandson.
These are facts gathered by the census
enumerstor few days ago.
The A., T. & S. f. management has
shown its appreciation of faithful service
by presenting checks of $50 each to VIM.
f. Riley and VIM. Hall, engineer and
fireman, who recently saved passenger
train from being held up by a gang of
thieves near Trinidad.
Col. Oliver has added to his list Of
books another and very valuable work
for the ladies, practical Housekeeping"
which is revised edition OF the Buckeye
Housekeeper." Every lady ought to
have such volume in her household.
The Trio" John Gray, Frank NJ. Rob-
erts and Ned Gold, are about issuing in
vitations for joint celebration of their
birthday, which falls on August %. They
invite their friends to join them in social
dance at Gray's opera house.
In order to give them an idea of the
palatable character OF carbonated Aztec
springs water, Mr.. Creamer last evening
sent case of the same to the guests at
the Palace hotel for supper. They en-
joyed it.
Irving Hale, of Denver, general agent
for the Edison Electric Light system, is
looking over Santa Fe to-day and talking
business with local promoters of an elec-
trio light plant.
The board of regents OF the University
of New Mexico advertises in the New
MEXICAN for bids for the construction of
the University building.
Gov Prince is hard at work on his an
nual report to the secretary of the inter
ior respecting the past years affairs
throughout New Mexico.
Wanted An A No. stock clerk for a
wholesale house. Apply to Grunsfeld &
Co., Albuquerque, N. M. must have good
references.
Let us then be up ard doing,
With heart fyr any late;
Still achieving, still pursuing
Catching fish or cutting bait.
PETER POWERS.