Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Southern train late again to-day.
Build sidewalks, clean the streets and
keep them clean.
Be not too slow, on the contrary, 60 to
work and incorporate.
Set the convicts at work cleaning up
and improving the streets.
Remember the Spanish dramatic enter
tainment at Gray's tonight.
The grand jury report is scorcher and
tells the truth, hence it hurts.
Call on Hickox for bargains in the
jewelry line he is selling out at cost.
Next term of the district court for Santa
Fe county will be in May and June.
Mechanics will find plenty of work in
Santa Fe this spring and summer.
Work on the handsome Catron block
is again progressing, the weather being
favorable.
Board of Trade meeting Tuesday after.
noon to take into consideration incorpora-
ton matters.
First-class binding and job work at the
best and largest printing Office in New
Mexico done by the New MEXICAN Print
ing company.
Owing to the absence OF the pastor,
there will be no preaching service at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow. Sunday
school at 9;45.
Methodist Episcopal church services as
usual, preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. by the pastor G. j. Mills; Sabbath
school at 10 a. m.
A baggage wagon dumped load of fur
niture into the basement for the Weber
block yesterday by coming in contact with
telegraph pole.
Srec;;aall nesting IF Carleton post te.
night at 7:30. Visiting comrades cor
daily invited; muster and other import
ant business to be transacted.
The streets are drying up and will soon
be in fairly good condition. A number
OF washouts occasioned by the recent
snow and rains should be looked after.
Tomorrow, the Sd Sunday in Lent,
there will be service at the Episcopal
church at II o. m. The seats are free,
and welcome is extended to all to at
tend the services. The Rev. T. J. Glyn
will officiate.
In the way OF improvements Santa Fe
has bright outlook for the year 1891.
Electric light, street railway, large and
handsome business blocks are now in
store for the capital city. Incorporation
will add lustre to the present gratifying
outlook.
Judge Axtell, now in Washington,
writes, that the chances for the location
OF department headquarters here are in
creasing, and that it seems TO be the idea
to abandon Forts Stanton and Lewis and
concentrate large body Of froops at Fort
Wingate.
In the district court yesterday after
noon the judge sustained the plea OF
abatement in the Faustin Ortiz murder
cases and granted defendants motion for
appeal. No other business being before
the court, the grand Jury was this morn
ing discharged and court adjourned.
A dispatch received by the New Mex
ICAN states that the senate and house con-
ference committees have agreed upon all
differences on the bill establishing land
court for the settlement of Spanish and
Mexican land claims and that the chances
for the passage of the bill in both houses
are very good.
At the Palace: Tom Collins, Denver;
Herbert F. Huxley, Hugh R. Chace,
Rhode Island; Joe Cohn, St. Joseph,
Mo.;J. W. Nichols, Albuquerque; W. L.
Sawyer, Milwaukee; Geo. Newman, Ell
Paso; T. Romero, Wagon Mound; Fred
Wardenburg, Atchison; E. Lewis, Den
yer; Thomas Tribe, Colorado Springs
VIM. X. Ebert, Milwaukee; A. L. Car
muse, Dallas; P. Bastgen, st. Joseph;
Henry Essinger, Las Vegas