Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-25

push things more theoretically.
querque Citizen.
1t pays to advertise. A lady lost her
watch yesterday. 1t was returned to her
to-day by reason OF an advertisement ap-
pearing in last evenings NEW MEXICAN.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving, no freight,
except in car loads, will be received or
delivered after 10 o'clock a. ~. at the A.
T. & S. F. depot.
To morrow being a national holiday tt Q
New MEXICAN force will cease toiling and
devote the day to thanksgiving. No
paper will be issued from this Office to-
morrow.
The tail end of Fosters storm switched
around this way from Colorado, and
broughta right stiff breeze last night
but its cold day when the sun doesn't
shine for Santa Fe.
The usual Thanksgiving se vice will be
held at the church of the Holy Faith to-
morrow at II a. m. A cordial invitation
is extended to members Of other religious
denominations and to the public generally
to be present on the occasion.
Gen. Thos. A. Vincent, of Gen. Scho-
fields staff, inspected Fort Marcy yester-
day and secured plat of the reservation.
In the afternoon he was taken for drive
about the city by Col. Frost, and left last
night for Ell Paso.
A Union Thanksgiving preaching SER
vice will be held in the Methodist Epis-
copal church, lower San Francisco ST.,
at 10 80 a. m, tomorrow, Thanksgiving
Day. Sermon by Rev. G. l. Mills.
Everybody is invited to be present.
From all present indications Santa Fe
is to enjoy an unusually dry winter, and
warm, wet spring is likely to follow. 1t
is just to the liking of the fruit growers
and won't hurt the health-seekers. Good
fortune seems thus to be following the
capital city this year.
Billy Burton is in it once more. He
has leased the Kirchner dwelling,
next to Mr.. Staab's wholesale house on
Frisco street and fitted it out as first
class restaurant. He will make special
ty of Sunday dinners for families and will
open tomorrow with royal Thanksgiv-
ing feast lasting from to o'clock. His
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Thanksgiving tomorrow. The people
of Santa Fe have much to be thankful
for. The city's prospects were never so
bright as now for rapid modern growth,
therefore the national Thanksgiving festi-
val will be celebrated with special zeal.
But amid it all let those who have, re.
member those who have not. 1t is a
good season for charitable acts.
Next month will witness several changes
in attorneys office rooms. Messrs Bart
lett and Waldo will vacate the Spiegelberg
block and will be succeeded there by
Messrs. Fiske and Geo. Hill Howard.
The first named will remove into the
Catron block, where also Mr.. Catron' s
Office will be located. The city council is
also now casting about for new rooms to
be occupied about the first of the year.
Capt. j. G. Hill, chief of the Indian
division, Office Of the secretary of the
interior, paid visit to the several Indian
schools yesterday. He finds that water
is the need of the hour at the govern.
ment Indian school, and thinks that an
abundant water supply may be had by
sinking an artesian well. He will likely
have something to say in favor of such a
project upon his return to Washington.
A Thanksgiving feast will be served to-
morrow at the Bon Ton restaurant when
Conway's force will put up meal to de-
light the inner man. He is in receipt to-
day of large invoice of delicacies, in
Guiding oysters, several varieties of fish
and game, and other fowl that will be
served tomorrow with all the trimmings
in fine style. Mr.. Conway extends a
special invitation to his many friends to
call tomorrow and partake Of this feast.