Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-13


The purchasers desire the land for fruit
orchard.
A. T. Grigg & Co. have made the
Athletic club present of handsome
side board.
Mrs. W. II. Manderield began $500
improvement to-day at her place on Col
lege street, the same being stone wall
five feet high and l2O feet in length, Dor
dering on the street and inclosing her
orchard on the east.
This afternoons advices from Las We
gas intimate that trouble is brewing there
over the White Caps now in Jail for the
murder of the Sandovals. A strong
guard surrounds the jail where the men
are confined. In response to demand
by the sheriff there the governor has Or
dered 500 rounds of ammunition sent by
to-night's express to the local militia
company.
The Knights of Pythias had gala time
at Germania lodge hall last night. Grand
Chancellor Berger was present and made
an address which was responded to by j.
w. Conway, Hon. Sol. Spiegelberg, A.
M. Dettlebach and others, and at the
close of their lodge duties fine banquet
was served.
The weekly edition OF the New Mex
IcAN is especially attractive this week,
being filled with news relating to New
Mexico's prosperity-its mining stock,
agricultural, fruit growing and other in
terests. 1t will be issued tomorrow.
The late rains have placed the valley
lands hereabouts in such excellent con-
dition that great many people have
been tempted to engage in farming this
season in localities where there are no
facilities for irrigation. "Temporals" is
the name gwen by the native people to
this class of agriculture. They plow deep,
plant early and cultivate closely, leaving
a kindly providence to edo the rest"
The Santa Fe Athletic club, an lnstitu-
ton that all Santa Feans may well be
proud Of, will shortly issue invitations for
musical to take place at the newly
fitted club rooms on Palace avenue. The
young gentlemen at the head of this
Observation-Disclosures organization are
to be congratulated upon the success
which has thus far attended their efforts
to give Santa Fe frst-class club. They
have now tbirty-three members and hope
to increase the number to fifty at an early
date. Their musical takes place on the
evening of the goth.
Supt Helm, of the Santa Fe Southern !,
is endeavoring to organize a series Of
summer picnic parties in the San Ilde-
fonso grove to which the narrow gauge
will run excursion trains. He hopes to
make arrangements soon with local par
ties to improve and fit up the San Ilde-
fonso grove, very pleasant spot, SO as to
make it attractive for plcnickers.
The lilac bushes in Santa Fe, white
and purple, are the admiration of the
hour among all who love howers-and
who doesn't? But the pansies, great,
proud fellows, who are never afraid to lift
their vari-colored heads, are receiving
quite as much attention. If there ls any
soil and climate that can produce the
lilac and the pansy to perfection it is
Santa Fe's. Another feature, how long
the pansy stays with us. From Decem-
Der to December it is no uncommon
thing to find them in full blossom in the
open air.
The Philadelphia papers of tile 9TH
inst, announce the death OF Mrs. Cults,
widow of Lieut.. Thomas Cults, U. S.
army, long deceased, and the mother of
Mrs. VIM. Craig, we'll and favorably
known in Santa Fe. Mrs. Cults was in
her time one of the most distinguished
society bellies of Pennsylvania and
woman of very many accomplishments
and Christian qualities.
In advance age the declining powers
are wonderfully refreshed by Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t really does make the weak