Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-07
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Inc streets are Stlll ulTty.
sewer is greatly and Immediately
needed on Water street.
The Black Stockings were knocked out
yesterday by the Athletic base balists to
the tune of IL to IS.
A shorter and better county road to
Cerrllos and San Pedro would benefit
those towns and this city.
Santa Fe should have business mans
club to look after its interests as the Com
mercial club looks after the interests OF
Albuquerque.
1t Is presumed that John Gray will be
appointed city marshal vice Quintana, re-
signed. If appointed John wants to do
his whole duty and nothing but his duty.
The regular monthly communication OF
Montezuma lodge No. l, A. F. & A. M.
takes place at Masonic hall this evening.
Visiting Masons are cordially invited to
attend.
Don Augustus Bruhn, the south side
merchant, and Miss Alice Mathews were
united in marriage yesterday afternoon at
the Presbyterian manse. Long life and
prosperity attend them.
Mr.. Chas. +. Wright, one OF the best
lob printers in the west, returned yester-
day from Salt Lake and will henceforth
make his home here, taking charge OF the
Job department of the New MEXICAN.
Two more public schools at least are
necessary in this city the boards OF school
directors should establish them and en-
gage competent teachers. There is enough
money for the purpose in the school funds
of precincts Nos. and A..
DR.. L. Simonson, ..chiropodist, is still in
the city and will remain this week. Give
him a call if you suffer from corns, bun
ions and the like; immediate relief and
certain cure will be the consequences OF
his treatment. He can be found at the
Exchange hotel.
Sheriff G. M. Conklin has about per-
fected his official bond and will have the
same ready for the approval of Judge
Seeds who is expected home tomorrow.
As sheriff the bond is for $4,000 and
as collector double the amount OF the tax
to be collected, which makes the total
bond $4,000.
The Board of Trade is in special ses-
sion this afternoon, discussing the very
important question of the establishment
of one or two more public schools in the
city. There is no difficulty about funds,
apparently, and hence there ought not to
be any difficulty about getting these addi-
tional schools.
The Territorial Fair association this
year have greatly increased their facili-
ties for taking care of articles of fancy
goods of every description and exhibit ng
them to the best advantage. An annex
to the main building has been built and
made thoroughly dust proof so that all
articles, no matter of how delicate nature,
can be sent for exhibit with the full
assurance that they will be we'll taken
care OF by a competent lady superintend-
ent
Capt. Sylvester Davis is in from Calls
teo to-day, expecting returns from Den
yer and Socorro on some new mineral
he has discovered in the southern part of
the county. The ore greatly resembles
cinnabar. but may turn out to be class
of iron which is extensively used for
manufacturing red paint. There is a
vast deposit of it, enough to paint the
earth red, almost, and there is fortune
in the find whether it turns out to be
cinnabar, red paint or iron.
| J. Donaclano Lopez telegraphs Cover
nor Prince that an unprovoked assault
has been made upon his son at Rosa, Rio
Arriba county, by Joseph Espinosa, An
tonic Norbeta and Paz Lopez. Rosa is a
small village on the New Mexlco-Colo-
RADIO line and also near the San Juan-Rio
Arrlba county line, and there are no
peace officers, not even a justice of the
peace, there. Mr.. Lopez has been in
formed that he should apply to the Rio
Arriba officials for protection if he needs