Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-06
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Skating with music at the rink tonight.
The Republican league club of the 4th
precinct will meet at the school house at
: O'Clock tonight.
Wait for the best
Cleveland 4 IIaverley's greatest min
strel show on earth will visit Santa Fe,
October Is, $780, admission 81.
y. A. Muller will open his restaurant
tonight at Billy Burton old stand. He
has overhauled and improved the place
generally and is prepared to furnish short
orders as well as regular meals.
Yesterday afternoon train on the
branch had finally to be abandoned, ow-
ing to the breaking of the engines pony
truck. To-day the train from the south
is late-nobody knows how much, or
what the cause of it is.
The historic old Exchange hotel seems
to be in demand just now. Kansas
man has made an offer to buy out Mr..
rsha, and Colorado man on Thursday
made an offer to purchase the entire
property. Both were declined.
Hon. j. NJ. c. Chaves, prominent
and highly respected citizen Of Rio Arriba
county, is in the city. lie reports the
range in good condition, and that the
crops will be good. lie thinks grass will
be plentiful and that stock will winter
we'll.
At the Exchange to-day are f. l..
Hammond, G. P. Hammond, Miss Mira
darkness, of Cerrilos; Michael Carr, of
Chama; A. R. Johnson, of Topeka; Geo
w. Crampton Kansas City; Emilio Or
tiz, Mora; Mrs. Silva Morgan, Corless
Miss B Wormack, Harrison, Ark.
Slaughter has removed his barber shop
and bath rooms to the room adjoining
Spitz', and the other tenants of the Web.
Der property will vacate in few days.
The work of tearing down the abobes will
begin next week. Slaughters tonsoral
establishment is well worth good pat
ronage.
Mr. S. &. Turner, OF Denver, who has
been here for the past week making
friends and looking over Santa Fe's pros
poets for becoming great health resort,
left for home to-day declaring himself ell
satisfied with the treatment he received at
the hands OF Santa Feans. "1'll be back
in few weeks said Mr.. Turner, "and
may pitch my tent in your midst"
Several nice offers for Santa Fe real
estate made of late by outside capitalists
have been refused by local owners. Is
not this bit of mistake on the part of
our citizens? IT Santa Fe is to grow and
prosper, every encouragement that is at
all reasonable ought to be given outside
investors. Let the tactics of 1880 and
1881, which showed realty away up out
of reach be not repeated here now.
Among late arrivals at the Palace are:
P.'J Martin, st. Lous; G. N. Laudin,
Ohio J. D. Eakin, Albuquerque M. S.
Otero, Bernalillo; Mrs. i'm Curry and two
children, Alamosa Mrs. Juliana Sandoval
and daughter, A. M. Codington, Albu-
querque; S. V. Foxon, San Francisco
Jas. H. Kew, Pomana, Cal. I; A. w. Bell,
Milwaukee; Mrs. W. l.. Marsh and sister,
Sierra Mojada, Mexico; Miss. S. Ohlhaus-
en-, Rico, Colo. DR.. M. Marquette, Lead
vile; J. H. Zerbsey and wife, Pottsville,
Pa. NJ. Berala, Las Cruces.
Messrs. G. F. A. Fischer, ]. G. Schu-
mann and T. q. Lttlehales returned last
night from Las Vegas, where they went
to inspect the electric light systems.
They gained much information by the
trip, and will thereby be enabled to make
a wise selection when it comes to chos-
ing plant for Santa Fe. They hope to
have meeting of the Santa Fe Electric
company early next week, at which
action will be taken looking to the selec-
ton Of a plant for city use.
Board by the day or week at the Alamo.
Tables second to none. Pure spring