Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-03
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
No paper tomorrow.

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Report says it was secret marriage.
Every mechanic in the city is rushed
with work.
+. N. Reaser has inaugurated more i'm
provements on his grounds.
Lots of sport on the plaza to morrow
afternoon and evening.
Installation of officers at Aztlan lodge
No. 3, l. 0. O.. F., this evening
The county board will meet in regular
monthly session on Monday next.
That rubbish ought to be got out of
Shelby street without further delay.
Another step forward for Santa Fe.
Advertise the capital city's superior
climatic advantages and attract crowds Of
tourists and heath-seekers.
Santa Feans all seem to be quite too
busy to make much ado over the 4th this
year.
About sixty Santa Feans left this morn
ing to enjoy the 4th at Las Vegas and see
the ball games
Tomorrow, July 4th, being a legal hol-
iday, no freight will be received at or de.
livered from the A., T. & S. F. depot after
10 O'Clock a. m. ". NJ. Smith, agent.
Next Sunday, the Sixth Sunday after
Trinity, there will be service at the church
Of the Holy Faith at II O'Clock. Mr..
Dunham, of Albuquerque, will officiate.
All are welcome.
Snpt. j. Frank Chavez has raised
some $50 for the purpose Of giving the un-
fortunates at the penitentiary an extra
dinner tomorrow. Every one of the 143
inmates will eat pie in celebration of the
4th
Hon. Z. A. Dow, good man and push
ing citizen from eastern Valencia county,
is here to-day buying merchandise for
his popular country store. He reports
superior crops, good range and fat stock
throughout his section.
sioners is respectfully called 10 the dan
gerons condition of the crossing of the
Acequia Madre on Don Gaspar avenue,
and the critical state of floors of one or
two bridges. The subject needs lmmedi-
ate attention. The repairs should not be
delayed even until the city government is
organized.
The Santa Fe Stocking base ball
team and a number of their friends will
leave tonight for Las Vegas. The San
Francisco band, which goes to supply the
Meadow city people with music on the
4th, left this morning. The ball team
will play the Las Vegas bows tomorrow
and on Sunday will knock out Albuquer-
que's team.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday, July 5, as follows:
Sabbath school at 10 a. m., preaching
services at II a. m., and 5 p. m. The
pastor in the forenoon will preach a ma
tional sermon, and in the evening Rev.
W. G. Madison, of Greeley, Colo, will
preach sermon especially to the young
people. Visitors and travellers are well
come to all the services. Seats free. Will
all persons who took part in the war
concert chorus please meet at Miss Tay-
lor's residence Saturday evening for re.
hearsal for Sundays singing, bringing
their books of "War Songs" with them,
as the hymns in the forenoon will be
from those books. G. l. Mills, pastor.
At the Palace: G. E. Cerklan, Chi
cago; Chas. Roadwald, August Roadwald,
Denver; B. Renken, st. Louis; ]. D.
Warner, Mexlco;J j. S. Taylor, Springer; !;
Joseph Valley, Taos, N. NJ. T. R. Birk,
Boston, Mass. E. Spitz, Albuquerque; l.
L. Chavez, San Mateo; V. A. Greenleaf,
]. L. Moore, Charles Grant, Albuquer-
que.